"Oh, like someone would go around doing that under their real name? I have no idea!" Conner's exclamation point abuse is getting to crisis levels here.
...okay granted, Door's quite used to people killing each other without the police remotely noticing or caring, in London Below. But she's been under the impression that Fandom operates a bit more like the up-world. Or maybe he just means he wouldn't press charges?
"You're a hell of a lot more forgiving than I'd be." Maybe it's the trauma?
Conner shrugs. He's almost literally sweating from the effort of trying to be casual about it. "Well, hey, you know, if it makes somebody happy. Besides, I get this feeling it was really bad on purpose."
"My guess is both. Maybe not at the same time, though." Look, Conner's not the best writer out there, but he at least knows that sometimes it's just painful to read what other people put on the Internet. And he's seen some sentences that he has to believe were sleep-typed, because otherwise it's too depressing to think about them.
OkaythanksWTFnevergoingontheinternetagaindidn'tknowitcouldcomeoutofyourcomputerand dothattoyoubye. She's totally going to say that. Except what comes out is, "...show me?"
Conner v-e-e-e-e-e-r-y gingerly grabs hold of his laptop laptop, laptop, I say and tilts it toward her. Apparently he has not yet worked up the willpower to shut down his browser window yet -- stupid trainwreck syndrome -- and Anguish in Aqua is still there in all its dubious, terrifying glory.
Yeah, Door's probably never going to want to go on the Internet again after this anyway.
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"Someone did that to you? Temple and Arch, who? Can't we have them arrested?"
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"Is it really an arrestable offense?"
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"You're a hell of a lot more forgiving than I'd be." Maybe it's the trauma?
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"I can't imagine someone could do that by accident."
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...Now she's kind of bizarrely intrigued, which is just wrong.
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laptop, laptop, I sayand tilts it toward her. Apparently he has not yet worked up the willpower to shut down his browser window yet -- stupid trainwreck syndrome -- and Anguish in Aqua is still there in all its dubious, terrifying glory.Yeah, Door's probably never going to want to go on the Internet again after this anyway.
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Actually she had a brief moment of panic that he might think she meant show her, and not on the Internet. Then she was expecting pictures.
*blink*
"This is a story."
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"Well . . . yeah."
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All right, a *lot* further down.
Because she really can't tear her eyes away.
"......sandpaper."
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She might be a little stuck on this.
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Yeah, that would be what Conner's stuck on.
Not literally. Thankfully.
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"Thought what?"
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"Well, I didn't think you were that traumatized from just reading about it."
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