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Casey Lin was the pilot who Celine failed - or, more accurately, the pilot that failed ''Celine.'' | Casey Lin was the pilot who Celine failed - or, more accurately, the pilot that failed ''Celine.'' | ||
β | She didn't trust anyone, not her anchor, not herself: her body belonged to everyone, her heart no one, and this casual attitude killed her when Ethan, AND Jon, AND Lily collectively broke up with her for her indiscretions after they compared notes | + | She didn't trust anyone, not her anchor, not herself: her body belonged to everyone, her heart no one, and this casual attitude killed her when Ethan, AND Jon, AND Lily collectively broke up with her for her indiscretions after they compared notes: Jon openly discussing his slip with Lily made it a happen much faster than Casey anticipated. ''I am basing this on Phaint's character assignments: feel free to disagree. - Bliss Authority'' Celine begged Sara, in the face of imminent attack, to let her fly anyway. Against her better judgement, Sara agreed. That mission killed her, though not before she did serious damage... while dying a screaming death, deep in Id Mode (described in the main rules). |
Jon doesn't lose (much) sleep over this, seeing it as a cautionary tale against not discussing what "cheating" means: It... pains him that his mother has taken this as further proof that polyamory cannot work, and while she doesn't openly disapprove of Jon's actions, the tension is there. ''Hattori, Chessy - Work out Ethan and Lily's opinions. - Bliss Authority'' | Jon doesn't lose (much) sleep over this, seeing it as a cautionary tale against not discussing what "cheating" means: It... pains him that his mother has taken this as further proof that polyamory cannot work, and while she doesn't openly disapprove of Jon's actions, the tension is there. ''Hattori, Chessy - Work out Ethan and Lily's opinions. - Bliss Authority'' |