Eponine Thenardier (
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sirenspull2013-01-11 07:04 pm
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Another accidental video - re-entry with a new canon point
[Dirty fingers brush over the NV screen when it switches on, leaving bloody streaks across the screen. The whole video is vibrating; as the fingers move, a view of the Newcomer apartments from the baseball diamond is clearly visible. Whoever is holding the NV is clearly a newcomer and clearly in some kind of trouble.
After a minute, there's a shallow gasp and a moan; the voice is high pitched, obviously a girl's. The NV falls, and goes black; it's camera down in the dirt. But it lasts only a minute. The owner of the voice goes to pick up her NV, gasping in agony as her hand curls around the device. It's obvious why; there's a hole shot clean through her palm and out of the back of her hand.]
Marius? Marius, where are you?
[The voice has a heavy French accent when she speaks, and just for a minute, Eponine's face comes into view. It's dirty and tear stained. Her hair is a mess, greasy and tangled but that is the least of Eponine's concerns. She's forced herself into a sitting position, and one hand she presses to her chest, - a chest which is bleeding profusely. She gasps again, and sinks down onto the ground and out of sight of her NV.Without anything to support her weight, she can't keep herself upright any more. She knows she's dying, and tears wet her cheeks. She feels sick and dizzy and the world - wherever she is, fades in and out. She needs to see him before she dies. Her breathing is getting more and more shallow. She has to ask his forgiveness.]
Mariussss...
After a minute, there's a shallow gasp and a moan; the voice is high pitched, obviously a girl's. The NV falls, and goes black; it's camera down in the dirt. But it lasts only a minute. The owner of the voice goes to pick up her NV, gasping in agony as her hand curls around the device. It's obvious why; there's a hole shot clean through her palm and out of the back of her hand.]
Marius? Marius, where are you?
[The voice has a heavy French accent when she speaks, and just for a minute, Eponine's face comes into view. It's dirty and tear stained. Her hair is a mess, greasy and tangled but that is the least of Eponine's concerns. She's forced herself into a sitting position, and one hand she presses to her chest, - a chest which is bleeding profusely. She gasps again, and sinks down onto the ground and out of sight of her NV.Without anything to support her weight, she can't keep herself upright any more. She knows she's dying, and tears wet her cheeks. She feels sick and dizzy and the world - wherever she is, fades in and out. She needs to see him before she dies. Her breathing is getting more and more shallow. She has to ask his forgiveness.]
Mariussss...
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[She's quiet for a minute, trying to think.]
I was...shot. Here. No, when the Core transported us.I was shot by a man in a shop - here.
[She touches the top of her bandages, near to her lungs]
Hattie - Madame - she held me as I died. And then... then I was outside the house on the Rue Plumet, and the grate over the sewer was still open where Papa had disappeared and I was on the floor and my cheek stung where he had hit me. I thought this place, it was a dream. And then I was with you, and the fight by General Le Marque's hearse. And then the soldier pointed the gun at M'sieur Marius and... Is he alive still?
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Most of all, he knows that Marius was alive for some time after this poor child died. And, he doesn't know for a fact that Marius was killed. He can presume so, but he doesn't know.
So... it's not really a lie.]
Yes. Marius is.
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[She beams, her whole face glowing with the good news] Then this was not in vain. Of that I am glad, M'sieur. Although... if we had both died, perhaps...
M'sieur, did he forgive me? Is he cross with me?
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Please forgive me. I do not have the answer to that. Marius Pontmercy may have survived the barricades. I did not.
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[His tone is ice cold. Yet, there's pain behind the hardness of his eyes.]
You are here now, as I am. Now, you need to recover.
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[She nods] I'll be okay. I always am. Take care of yourself, M'sieur. I will see you when I am out of this place.
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But you... your business was never with us. You should have been safe, and for that I am sorry.
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I cannot say. Though I always thought the afterlife was the only thing that made any sense. Though, I have been told otherwise. Perhaps it is all a dream, and you are right. I cannot say.