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(β:001), written,
[The camera for this journal has been obscured completely, so that the writer's identity is somewhat of a mystery. It's someone with small, neat handwriting, at least, something close to cursive but not quite there, and almost too perfect to have been written by hand.]
The only useful information I have been able to gather is that I am now part of an experiment on a world other than my own. Why, and how, seem unimportant to my fellow captives, but it does seem as though this communication network has been in use for quite some time. Perhaps the answers are buried further than I have dug.
I do not expect assistance, but I would not mind being pleasantly surprised by it.
The only useful information I have been able to gather is that I am now part of an experiment on a world other than my own. Why, and how, seem unimportant to my fellow captives, but it does seem as though this communication network has been in use for quite some time. Perhaps the answers are buried further than I have dug.
I do not expect assistance, but I would not mind being pleasantly surprised by it.
[Written]
The why and how we don't know. But you're right. This is a different world, and there's a lot of experiments. They can be bad, they can be not so bad.
[Written]
Neither's unimportant though.
Your writing is strangely good.
[Not that there's anything off about her own. It's neat and well done of course]
written;
The "how" still seems to be undetermined from what I've learned during my own stay here. And even now, most of what I can tell regarding "why" we were brought here appears to be more subjective than fact, perhaps a little different in regards to each person and their own personal tastes on the matter. [He's been here a year or so, and it still bugs him a little that they don't have all the answers here.]
However, if you do have any other questions, I'll do my best to try to answer them for you?
[Written]
I doubt that any experiment here could be good. Do you have examples?
[Written]
[That's good. She likes weird mutant cat things even when she's normal.]
Then there was the last one, where we got sent to an amusement park. Or the one where we were randomly teleported different places every time we went through a door. Those aren't so bad.
[written]
[Written]
Thank you, I suppose.
written;
"Personal tastes"?
I have heard little of the experiments we are subjected to here. Do you know of any examples for me?
[written]
[Written]
You have been turned into a child? How....long has this been in effect for you?
And what were the purposes of those other experiments? [psyducks]
[written]
written;
I meant that someone might feel or see things differently here than another person would. Some people don't mind some of the strange occurrences they have here, while others might despise a few of them with their very being. [Hence, it's a matter of one's personal tastes when it comes to how they might feel about certain experiments...or at least that's how it makes sense to him, anyway.]
Some of them are relatively harmless and may simply be a change in scenery or appearance--there was once a time where the area around our house here changed to look like a desert, for example. [That was actually fun though, since it involved a scavenger hunt.] Others, however, might be more invasive and involve tampering with our emotions, or even our memories. [That time everyone had amnesia, that time our memories had been replaced with ones of an alternate life, or even just a month or so ago of thinking his memories were from right before he met Ash certainly come to mind. But he's quick to add--] Thankfully, they don't last very long, a few days at most, before everything seems to resolve itself and return back to normal.
[Written]
[Written]
And as for their purposes? Nobody really knows. They claim it's to send us home but I think that's a lot of lies. They're bad people.
[Written]
video forever. her hoofwriting's kinda sloppy, anyway
[She smirks, fairly pleased with herself. The handwriting doesn't really phase her, either, since Twilight doesn't exactly use hands, either.]
written forever
Are you the longest surviving resident here?
[Also, wow I just realized that if Mewtwo were a MLP he'd be a unicorn djkafslkjdfk WELP.]
no subject
[She taps her chin with her hoof for a few seconds, tipping her head to the side... and then she just shrugs.]
I dunno what the longest amount of time is, but I'd say at least five years? Either way, it's a heck of a lot of time to be away from our worlds.
[Written]
Your suspicions sound reasonable. I fail to see how turning people into children, or attaching wings to them, might assist in sending us home. They are responsible for the wings, are they not?
[Written]
written;
I see. But the fact that individuals experience things differently from one another is not unique to this world. And one's feelings on the situation will not change the cause of the situation.
[He takes a moment to digest the information.]
Tampering with our emotions, and our memories...
[Reminds him of himself, except he erased memories for a good reason (kind of. in his opinion), not to be an ass.]
If your memories are tampered with, then how can you be certain that everything resolves itself?
[written]
How interesting...the world itself is responsible, then. Is this the result of some strange natural phenomena? Or could the planet be sentient? Is there any information on this?
I have heard a great deal of negative things about these Malnosso. Are they truly trying to find a way home, or are they simply taking advantage of the situation?
[Written]
Which reminds me. The wings? They keep you alive. Don't let them get hurt, okay? You'll die if they do. I've had a few close calls since I arrived.
[Written]
What do you know of this planet, and of our enclosure specifically?
no subject
Yes...that is a long time. [If she can imagine him thinking about being stuck here for five miserable years, then she'd have a decent picture of what he's currently doing. This info sucks. :( ]
And what is the shortest length of time that people have been here?
[Written]
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[Written]
[It's a very weird thing.]
I don't like it. I don't like it at all.
[Written]
Which could be doubted, but there's too much evidence to doubt that
So their main motive is to run tests on us to see how to get off
no subject
[She shrugs. Really, it's even possible that people show up and leave before anyone realizes they're around. There's a headscratcher.]
written;
I have also had experience with being unaffected by some shifts--I would still recall everything, but my friends would not remember certain details or had different memories than they had before. Again, these moments typically last for about a few days, and then afterward they would remember everything they had previously forgotten.
...Perhaps saying that "everything was resolved" is a little inaccurate. It's more like "a feeling of normalcy" that comes back after these incidents. They are bothersome, but in comparison to some of the other experiments and such that take place here, these ones in particular are thankfully not as frequent and are in rare taste.