Bazett Fraga McRemitz (Fate/) (
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mayfield_rpg2012-02-02 12:42 am
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Potato Chip Zombie
1. Outside the Hospital (backdated to January 31)
[Out of all the mutilated patients who have been dumped in the hospital from the factory, there is one woman that looks out of place, even among them. Physically, she appears unscathed, except for the blood trickling down her head and face. She is smiling blankly, as if she does not notice the injuries, nor even the rest of the world around her. However, she is clearly not a drone.]
[Every once in a while, she spouts a few lines of cryptic dialogue, seemingly speaking to herself. Her hands dart around and she paces before the hospital, as if pantomiming something. Sometiems, after finishing up her dialogues, she laughs a strange, echoing laugh.]
[Those that get close enough may recognize her as Bazett, but they would be wrong. In truth, there is nothing of the "real" Bazett left in this woman. Her brain had been replaced with a potato battery powered chip playing Leave it to Beaver reruns. The thing walking around is nothing more than a zombie, a husk.]
2. Action; all around town
[Bazett, or to be more accurate, her husk, is wandering around Mayfield. Without a brain, she cannot recognize her house. Instead, her body is pantomiming the actions of the episodes being played by the chip. Blood is still pouring down her head, the wounds left untreated.]
Pot roast, potato pancakes, and what's the big idea?
[She might invade people's houses, or assault people trying to use them to play out the latest action being shown by the chip. If anyone tries to talk to her, she will answer with quotes from the show depending on the member of the Cleaver family that she believes she is at the moment.]
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Well, what else would you go steady with?
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[It should be obvious now that the woman is not in her right mind.]
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[ Lan Fan can definitely pick up on this now. Her voice is sterner and she stands up. She's ready to take a stand to protect her...
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[She does not seem to notice the girl's change in demeanor.]
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[There are, of course, no visible batteries. The actual battery is within her skull.]
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Is that you, Beaver?
[She looks downcast.]
...Yes, Mom.
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[ she is chickenleg.giffing so hard right now.
ooc: My apologies for the lateness! DW wasn't working for me until today! ]
Don't worry, it's totally okay
Oh Beaver, I see that you're home.
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[She looks downcast again.]
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[She stops again.]
I didn't go to the movie.
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But she needs to get to the TV first. ]
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How come?
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[The only difference between the television and Bazett is that the television plays more sitcoms than just "Leave it to Beaver."]
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[ A beautiful and wonderful discovery! One that Lan Fan will never make! ]
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