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[After the first night of intense, violent nightmares, Tiffany appears on the network looking alert and wild-eyed. She hasn't gotten much rest, but she's running on adrenalin, so it's not showing just yet.]
Something ain't right here.
I know-- I know y'all like to talk about death a lot. All the inmates are dead, and we died before we came here, and it's because we are vile sinners that we were brought to the Barge instead of ascending to heaven.
[Absolutely no one she's talked to has used the term "vile sinners"; she's adding that bit in on her own.]
And I didn't believe it then, but now-- I understand now; I do. I do. I'm dead and she killed me. She beat me and killed me; knocked out my teeth and probably snapped my neck. I get it, okay? Library girl, pool guy, and Mason were right! And I was wrong. I understand and accept it. I'm ready. So you can stop; I don't need to see anymore. Don't leave me to rot in purgatory. Please--
[Her voice raises suddenly, to a near-shout.]
-- please, please let me in!
[She takes a long, shaky breath, and when she speaks again her voice is quieter.]
Please.
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[There is definitely something up with Tiffany.
On the first day, it starts small(ish), with her post to the network. She comes out of her room less often than usual, and doesn't show up for meals (not even lunch with Merlin). By day two, she won't be answering calls or texts with anything but apocalyptic Bible verses. By day three, Bibles will start disappearing from the chapel, and shaky, jagged crosses will appear on her cabin door, carved into the wood. Days four and five are going to get ugly, but it'll be mostly internal, because that's when she'll shut down completely: she won't leave her room or look at her phone, she won't eat, she won't even get out of bed. Every sleeping moment will be plagued by gory, horrific nightmares, and every waking moment will be fraught with confusion, grief, and feelings of betrayal. She'll be traumatized, sleep-deprived, and convinced that she's lost the favor of God...
... But she'll be too bone-tired to fight back anymore.]
[OOC: Permissions post for this character!]
[After the first night of intense, violent nightmares, Tiffany appears on the network looking alert and wild-eyed. She hasn't gotten much rest, but she's running on adrenalin, so it's not showing just yet.]
Something ain't right here.
I know-- I know y'all like to talk about death a lot. All the inmates are dead, and we died before we came here, and it's because we are vile sinners that we were brought to the Barge instead of ascending to heaven.
[Absolutely no one she's talked to has used the term "vile sinners"; she's adding that bit in on her own.]
And I didn't believe it then, but now-- I understand now; I do. I do. I'm dead and she killed me. She beat me and killed me; knocked out my teeth and probably snapped my neck. I get it, okay? Library girl, pool guy, and Mason were right! And I was wrong. I understand and accept it. I'm ready. So you can stop; I don't need to see anymore. Don't leave me to rot in purgatory. Please--
[Her voice raises suddenly, to a near-shout.]
-- please, please let me in!
[She takes a long, shaky breath, and when she speaks again her voice is quieter.]
Please.
[spam, all week]
[There is definitely something up with Tiffany.
On the first day, it starts small(ish), with her post to the network. She comes out of her room less often than usual, and doesn't show up for meals (not even lunch with Merlin). By day two, she won't be answering calls or texts with anything but apocalyptic Bible verses. By day three, Bibles will start disappearing from the chapel, and shaky, jagged crosses will appear on her cabin door, carved into the wood. Days four and five are going to get ugly, but it'll be mostly internal, because that's when she'll shut down completely: she won't leave her room or look at her phone, she won't eat, she won't even get out of bed. Every sleeping moment will be plagued by gory, horrific nightmares, and every waking moment will be fraught with confusion, grief, and feelings of betrayal. She'll be traumatized, sleep-deprived, and convinced that she's lost the favor of God...
... But she'll be too bone-tired to fight back anymore.]
[OOC: Permissions post for this character!]

1/28 spam for Vergil; sorry, I changed my mind about where to put this!
It's stupid that she hadn't realized what she needed to do earlier, really. She's a little ashamed of herself. Yes, she's clearly fallen out of God's favor by taking so long to believe that she's dead-- the endless dreams of death are proof enough of that-- but He'd already asked her once to kill an evil person in His name. He might not be asking it of her this time (she'd tried that same trick of looking for messages by opening to random Bible pages, but had come up with nothing), but that doesn't mean He won't be pleased when she does it all on her own.
And the perfect target has already made himself known. By themselves, the glowing red eyes might not mean anything-- there are aliens on this ship, after all. But the stuff he had said... it gives her the shivers just to think about it. He'd talked as if he had personal experience with hell, he'd tried to encourage her doubt, and he'd called himself damned. There is no question that that man is of the devil, if not the devil himself.
Weapons are hard to come by here-- even harder than in Litchfield-- and she has to get creative. She feels a pang of guilt and regret when she breaks the headboard of her big, beautiful hotel bed, splintering off a small chunk of wood. It's the nicest bed she's ever slept in, and it had been a gift from Anya and the Admiral; she feels bad about damaging it. But it's for the greater good.
She hopes they'll understand.
She assumes finding the devil-man again will be hard, but it isn't: she actually comes across him rather quickly, just one floor down from her cabin (and that, she assumes, must be a sign that God approves of and is encouraging what she's doing). As she walks toward him, she watches him, but she tries to be subtle about it-- she ducks her head down to avoid eye contact, and keeps her eyes on his feet so she'll know if he turns or starts advancing in her direction.
The wood-- broken jaggedly and then sharpened against the metal mattress frame-- is in her hand, hidden in the pocket of her sweatshirt. When she gets close enough to strike, she will.]
Its all good.
Today all he wanted was asleep. He was walking the longway back to his room. He usually came down the flight of steps closest to his room not today, walking in his fantastic blue coat and riding boots. Which tapped the ground as he passed her, he wasn't paying her anymind. His goal was his bed. So his guard was down.]
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'Scuse me.
[She brushes past him, as if they were normal people passing each other in the halls-- not an agent of god and a devil. But the moment they've passed each other and their backs are facing, she spins around and lunges, aiming to drive the pointy end of the wood into his side. It's not a particularly strong weapon, nor is it nearly sharp enough to kill all on its own-- but it's something. At the very least, it'll hurt, if she succeeds in stabbing him with it.]
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Lord, I do this in Your name! Hear me now and lift your curse on me!
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You assinine creature!
[ Shes so little that he doesn't really wanna hit her again, but she did draw first blood.]
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PATER noster, qui es in caelis, sanctificetur nomen tuum. Adveniat regnum tuum. Fiat voluntas tua, sicut in caelo et in terra. Panem nostrum quotidianum da nobis hodie, et dimitte nobis debita nostra sicut et nos dimittimus debitoribus nostris. Et ne nos inducas in tentationem, sed libera nos a malo. Amen.
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The only cat in the area is Pounce, his hair on end, teeth bared, back arched. The sound definitely came from him. ]
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Oh no, don't you dare speak the words of God with your vile tongue. You hear me?!
[This time she aims for his chest, right over his heart...
... But is distracted by Pounce, because holy shit that was loud. She steps back for a second, and looks around wildly, anticipating an attack coming from somewhere else. Maybe This demon has summoned more of his demon friends?]
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[ he hissed as Pounce roured, Vergil pulled back but stopped when he saw the look on her face and how she stepped back. He just kinda held his fist in the air, blood still dripped off his shirt but the wounds closed thanks to his healing.
Pounce got the most wtf look from Devil boy.]
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[ He glares at each of them in turn. ]
Perhaps you would prefer to continue this conversation from a cell.
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... No, no; we ain't having a conversation.
[I think that was abundantly clear, Tiffany.
Maybe, she thinks, she should have waited until he'd gone somewhere more private; somewhere less likely for a warden to find them. But the wardens here are so different from the guards at Litchfield-- maybe just explaining what's going on will work! Maybe once she tells the talking cat that she has very good reasons for trying to kill this man, she'll be allowed to continue her work.]
I need to smite him. He's the devil, and I need to kill him for God.
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[ he spoke, looking smugly at her. ] Smiting me, how very droll.
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[ He eyes Vergil, and decides that the man is reasonable enough. It's Tiffany who gets his attention, and he pads up to her so that it will be easier for him to strike her should she fight back. ]
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You shut your mouth; you don't get to talk!
[And then she lunges for him again.]
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I have played nice thus far. You touch me once more and I will snap your bloody neck.
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Enough.
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Then she lowers the hand with the wooden piece.]
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Do not think that because I exist in this size and shape that I am limited by it. Now will you follow me to Zero, or must I drag you from the scruffs of your necks?
[ Spoilers: humans don't have neck scruff, making the process significantly more painful. ]
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Zero? I'm going to the lock-up?
[oh noooooo]
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We are prisoners, what do you think happens when we brawl? We go to solitary, or zero, foolish girl.
[ He acts like he doesnt have all day, but mostly he just wants it over with.]
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[ He intends to put them in opposite cells, facing each other. They can get a kick out of him making inanimate objects do his bidding. ]
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Please. I ain't dangerous.
[Not true.]
It was a special case.
[... Kind of true.]
Don't lock me up.
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