The peaceful times are over. Moloch von Zinzer was murdered, and Nine was sentenced as his murderer. Everyone in Cartesio knows that.
Although life goes on, it seems the town of Cartesio isn't going to forget the tourists' transgressions. Not only they commited larceny in the cinema, they also murdered and executed in their town! It's no surprise their hospitality towards the visitors has cooled down considerably.
Not only they're maintaining a tense cordiality with them, they also have started talking behind the visitors' backs. All kinds of rumors are starting to sprout, yet nobody seems to be willing to say it to the tourists' faces. Talking directly to most passerby makes them distrustful, and nobody seems to want to be in close quarters alone with them.
It's only matter of time before the relationship between tourists and Cartesio starts degrading even further.
In the lobby of the motel there's a few more brochures, and
the maps have been updated once again.
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MOTIVE
I'll say, you're all performing better than I expected. Credit where it's due. That said, we need to keep momentum. Let's continue.
[The Sergeant steps aside, suddenly there's a short pile of letters behind him. He takes each one, pretty much tossing them to the person they belong to]
Read carefully what's written here.
[Each letter has something your character wouldn't want anyone else to know. The more it'll strain relationships with people back home or ruin their life, the better]
You all want to return home. Allow me to up the ante a bit more. If none of you kill before Friday at sundown, the contents of your letters won't be so secret anymore. I'm sure you all can guess I'll ensure the right people hear about this. I'll even provide proof of the contents here, if they ask for it!
So you better kill before I decide to make the place you call 'home' be less welcoming than you expect.
[That's all. The Sergeant refuses to talk, just like last week. Enjoy!]
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It's definitely not something that she's hiding from people here, at least, but it's something that she doesn't want others to know in particular.
Which is made a little evident by the single noise and flushed cheeks. ]
Hoooooeee....!
[ That's it.
That's her reaction to this particular motive. ]
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What, you got nothing so you had to bullshit it? Anyone who means anything already knows everything there is to know.
[... And he's walking, bye. The letter is just being left there.
Wayne actually thinks Leo Shishigami is pretty cool. He even tried on Leo's old suits before getting his own. ]
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Oh.]
...Was that really what it was?
[A beat. And then:]
Hermes will be surprised.
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[ That seems like a weird choice for a secret and definitely inspires curiosity. ]
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[Goes to show how important this secret is.]
But Hermes has been with me for years. There's not much about me he doesn't know.
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...C'mon, now, Sarge. I thought I told you to do better next time.
[To illustrate her point, she promptly tears the thing in half and drops it unceremoniously. If anyone were to pick up the pieces:
"Millium Orion's loyalties lie with Class VII, not the Ironbloods."]
I think even Gramps can figure that one out.
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[Watching some of these reactions. Kino's own letter remains lazily half-folded. Not totally visible, but not too much effort made to hide or destroy it.
It's just... strange.]
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[ He's holding it in his hands, so people can see for a short moment if they're being quick and nosy a Katsuki Bakugou shares the knowledge that Izuku Midoriya has in-- because oops sparks caused it to go up in flames before it hits the ground as a pile of ashes.
...However he sticks around to observe the others too. ]
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This is just stupid.
CW: suicide mentions
I don’t particularly care one way or the other about getting home.
[The fact that he’s a complete idiot.]
A nice suicide away from home might be nice. I’m sure Kunikida-kun would be happy if it didn’t upset his schedule.
[He sighs wistfully.
How much of this is real isn’t clear but the fact that he can say it so convincingly is a sign of character.]
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It's reasonably subtle how his eyes narrow as the Sergeant speaks. The letter is caught with his usual nonchalance, and for several long seconds he just stares at the folded over white paper in his hand. Unfolding just the corner is enough. All he needs to see is the one word for confirmation. Immediately, the paper goes up in a spray of blue fire.
Unlike last week, Dabi won't be casting curious glances around the room. He will however, be leaving the lodge as soon as he's able to with rigid, purposeful steps. There's other things he should be dealing with in the wake of such a motive. But not right now, when all he can feel is the fire roiling in his chest. ]
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He reads the contents of the letter with that exact mindset, meaning he's not making any attempts to conceal it as he reads.
Keith doesn't regret leaving Voltron for the Blades.
Funny. He used to think the paladins didn't hold that one against him, but he can still see the cold look in Allura's eyes. You left us. Lance's glare. Why don't you just leave?
Keith crumples the paper.]
They all knew that already.
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He lets his fingers move over the words as he reads them again and again. If anything, it's worse than he expected. He spends some more time staring at the letter with his hand covering the message before he carefully puts it into his pocket. He lingers in the lounge a while longer before leaving, his head down and eyes unwilling to catch anyone else's gaze. ]
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Ah.
[...............
well. he'll just. stick that in his pocket. He doesn't look worked up, but he rarely ever does...]
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You could have used just one piece of paper for this, you know.
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Ugh, someone's been reading their Intro to Psych textbook, I see.
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Osomatsu is a greedy, selfish man who steals from his own brothers.
he folds the letter, shoves it into his pocket, and moves to leave]
Tch, I thought it was a letter from home. That would've been a better motive.
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Maybe...
But no. Whatever is written on there doesn’t need to be paraded around. There’s a reason it’s his “secret,” and he doesn’t have to look to know it’s not pleasant to share. There’s only so many he has, and none are palletable to have known.
Whatever feelings he has about this, Hawks shoves them down until later, just like the paper shoved into a safe pocket of his jacket. Later.
A quick sweeping glance across the room to catelog general demeanors (making note of there being a meeting later), before Hawks makes his own exit from the building.]
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Tell them something they don’t know.
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Less terrifying, more subtle, more just... sad. Which is exactly what Cian looks like too. Sad. But she just pockets the letter in the end and leaves it at this without any further comment. ]