video;

[bookbending]

[The video reveals an unimpressed girl--far more pleasant than some of the videos going around the network.]

I hate these machines. They only show horrible things or tells me that people left and every time I try to get rid of mine, it comes back.

[She taps the device's screen, just in case anyone had doubts about what she was talking about.]

I threw it in the ocean and then found it on my bed. Then I smashed it and buried the pieces, but it came back again. Is there a way to make them go away? Permanently?

Comments

[missrosetyler]

Ah. The beach's...nice. Well it's good to have caring mates in the place like this.

That's different. You've been to the library here?

[bookbending]

It can be, most of the time.

I'm there all the time! The books move around and there are so many of them, but I think it's amazing.

[missrosetyler]

Should probably try and go there more often.

Blimey. That sounds a bit Harry Potterish.

[bookbending]

Who-ish?

[missrosetyler]

Harry Potter. It's a book where I'm from. And in it the books move around like magic.

[bookbending]

That sounds just like the library! Have you been to the library?

[missrosetyler]

Does it now? Oh I've got to check it out then. Can't say that I have.

[bookbending]

You really really need to go. I've never seen so many books all in one place before.

[missrosetyler]

I might just pop in. Wonder if they have a book on exits...

[bookbending]

Exits? Like doors out of the City? I don't think so. People would know how to leave if there was a book like that.

[missrosetyler]

Maybe it's just hidden. I mean sometimes people find their way out, yeah?

[bookbending]

They leave, but I thought that was on accident.

[missrosetyler]

Sometimes it is, I think.