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luministi_ooc2010-05-29 04:00 pm
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'Ahoy' Has Yet To Be Used
So I shall use it. Ahoy, I'm Farrah! I run on EST, but generally cannot be found in the later hours of the evening. The best way to find me is through email, one of my contact posts, or LJ PM. Feel free to contact me at any time! I am rarer than a really rare Pokemon when it comes to AIM, but I'm pretty accessible by the other methods.
To the start of things, I am bringing Irving Braxiatel, Entirely Trustworthy Collector. He has a soothingly hypnotic voice. No, literally. As he has only ever appeared in books and audioplays, it is hellish to find pictures of him, hence the copious amounts of icons of people in suits. Excessively long application + permissions meme.
In brief, Brax is the owner of the Braxiatel Collection, the Collection of Everything. And they do mean everything, from the original manuscript for Love's Labour's Wonne to the Ark of the Covenant itself. I'm not entirely sure how he managed to acquire that one; presumably he handed someone a fedora and a whip and sent them to the 1930s.
Braxiatel is a time-travelling, double-hearted alien from a planet with red grass and twin suns, not that we're naming any names*, though he currently lives in the Vega system in the early 27th century. He is almost pathologically incapable of being honest and direct, probably because he's a formerAmbassador Cardinal Chancellor Cardinal again politician from a planet that constantly hides secrets from itself. His moral alignment is rather vague accordingly. Most people know him as a True Neutral with Good-leanings, but he's really more like a GM who has gotten sick of people destroying his world(s) and has accordingly begun to consider Railroading the entire universe. He has just spent over a year locked up by Space Nazis with only torture and interior design to keep him occupied, so he's really not happy about it. This holiday will probably be good for him.
I think I've suffocated you with enough links to audio clips and tropes, so I'll stop.
For now.
*Gallifrey
To the start of things, I am bringing Irving Braxiatel, Entirely Trustworthy Collector. He has a soothingly hypnotic voice. No, literally. As he has only ever appeared in books and audioplays, it is hellish to find pictures of him, hence the copious amounts of icons of people in suits. Excessively long application + permissions meme.
In brief, Brax is the owner of the Braxiatel Collection, the Collection of Everything. And they do mean everything, from the original manuscript for Love's Labour's Wonne to the Ark of the Covenant itself. I'm not entirely sure how he managed to acquire that one; presumably he handed someone a fedora and a whip and sent them to the 1930s.
Braxiatel is a time-travelling, double-hearted alien from a planet with red grass and twin suns, not that we're naming any names*, though he currently lives in the Vega system in the early 27th century. He is almost pathologically incapable of being honest and direct, probably because he's a former
I think I've suffocated you with enough links to audio clips and tropes, so I'll stop.
For now.
*Gallifrey
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You should! I'm currently rereading it...again (fourth time!)...to try to really get Sophie's voice in my head before things kick off.
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Well he did cut off someone's head once with the 'ease of a practised executioner,' I believe was the wording. Sooooo...That sounds like me with Brideshead. I did read other books by her - The Dark Lord of Derkholm and Year of the Griffin, were the titles, I think - so I know I like her writing.
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I should probably be surprised, but somehow I am not...Ah yes! I've read Dark Lord, too. And I love her style very much~
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When a guy hypnotises his best friend into shooting him so he can trick a future version of himself into being overpowered by him, one just... stops being surprised by anything he might do.Perhaps I'll pick it up next time I go to the bookstore! I have also promised to read Fountainhead, which is... odd because I've never ever wanted to, but that's okay. I can read Howl's Moving Castle to stall.
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Oh Brax ♥.Yay! Oi, that book sounds terribly complex. I would totally recommend the stalling >.>
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I just want to pat him on the head sometimes.I'm glad you support me in my procrastinatory endeavours.
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