[ he's told a couple of people here and there — jason and riku, predominately, but he hasn't intended on keeping any of it to himself. his gut says it'll all start to make a little more sense when they've got the bigger picture, when they've got an idea of what everyone else experienced. that said, so far, there are still more questions than answers, but—
here they are. he hasn't yet seen villanelle (that had been her name, right? sort of sounded like a fancy french boutique); and though he thinks, loosely and vaguely, that he might have seen bruce, he doesn't think bruce is much of a speech-giver either.
whatever, there was a reason he'd enjoyed being a teacher, right? ]
—Peter Parker. [ no title; a breath of a pause. (it was the butler in the library with the candlestick—.) ] Church. The short version is: we discovered an ouroboros on the floor beneath the pews which, if I remember my Ancient Greek with a side of Ancient Egyptian correctly, was predominately used as a symbol for the circle of life, death and rebirth. [ a beat and he waves a hand. ] Periodic renewal, in other words.
There was also a note saying "we're all going to die", and—, [ creepy black tar oozing from the walls and an unpleasant smell. ], underneath the trapdoor was a tunnel. Slightly further down was a group of figures shrouded in white cloth. They didn't talk.
—Both the trapdoor and the staircase leading up to the bell tower looked as if people had either been trying to get in or get out.
peter parker, ota.
here they are. he hasn't yet seen villanelle (that had been her name, right? sort of sounded like a fancy french boutique); and though he thinks, loosely and vaguely, that he might have seen bruce, he doesn't think bruce is much of a speech-giver either.
whatever, there was a reason he'd enjoyed being a teacher, right? ]
—Peter Parker. [ no title; a breath of a pause. (it was the butler in the library with the candlestick—.) ] Church. The short version is: we discovered an ouroboros on the floor beneath the pews which, if I remember my Ancient Greek with a side of Ancient Egyptian correctly, was predominately used as a symbol for the circle of life, death and rebirth. [ a beat and he waves a hand. ] Periodic renewal, in other words.
There was also a note saying "we're all going to die", and—, [ creepy black tar oozing from the walls and an unpleasant smell. ], underneath the trapdoor was a tunnel. Slightly further down was a group of figures shrouded in white cloth. They didn't talk.
—Both the trapdoor and the staircase leading up to the bell tower looked as if people had either been trying to get in or get out.