Week 3 Mingle

[foundationmods]

The last week has brought the first spilled blood. Three of the contestants are gone, with the promise of more to fall soon. The atmosphere around the house will start to get heavy around Wednesday, which is when the first game of the week is. It's almost like the house knows something is up...

The conspiracy is beginning to unravel. Dazai isn't Dazai, and the cracks are forming in his act. But that act must be held up, or the Foundation will be brought in to take control of the game. Now everyone must play the part and act like everything is normal, at least on camera. That stress of always performing is bound to make someone crack eventually.

Once again, the cameras and microphones change. The contestants will have to search out new spots for their secret conversations. Even one wrong step, one wrong word, and it's all over for this group. Everyone is watching, and they need to play their roles.

They better keep an eye out too, because storm clouds are starting to loom over the area, both figuratively and literally.

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[visionem]

Fortuitous. [ Prodding at one of the flowers. ] But not all gardens are so fortunate. And even those that are, their gardeners may grow tired of them...

[oceanicbutterfly]

I suppose. But at least these ones can flourish for the moment.

[...]

Though in practice, usually plants only naturally grow in places in places where they can grow healthily.

[visionem]

Yes, that is true. For the moment.

[ A beat. ]

But many are cultivated outside of their natural environment. Is it "natural" to let nature take it's course, even then?

[oceanicbutterfly]

I suppose it isn't. That's why people shouldn't try to be gardeners unless they're going to take it seriously.

[visionem]

...is that what it comes down to? Taking it seriously or not?

[ 100 questions here it's fine. ]

[oceanicbutterfly]

It's far from the only factor. I could be out here all night listing things that might cause a garden to fail. But if someone gets started without an idea of how to take care of a garden effectively and responsibly, they aren't going to have much success.

[visionem]

I see.

[ ... ]

I am afraid I understand that all too well.