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[deadmanbusiness]

Has anyone found pictures of things that haven't happened yet?

[Theo waves this picture around with him and a little girl. He's a few years older here and yeah. Little girl.]





((OOC: More Theo pics: All up for grabs))

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[nosympathy]

I don't know about not happening yet but I do seem to recall a story about this one. [Just look at that cute little tush.]

[deadmanbusiness]

[Theo puts his hand over his mouth and it's hard to tell if he's trying not to laugh or going ohfather no not that one... his pale skin does show a tinge of red.]

Of course that one had to show up.

[nosympathy]

[It's funny Theo, you know it is.]

At least you're a little one in this and not an adult in the same condition?

[deadmanbusiness]

[Yes. Yes. Living over moments that your mother showed off to potential girlfriends is always funny.]

I don't know... I mean an adult me might be a bit more dignified looking. It's hard to look dignified when you're three.

[nosympathy]

[She wouldn't know about that one.]

Nobody judges you when you're three though. The courts get a little cranky with adults pulling the same moves.

[deadmanbusiness]

[She is a VERY lucky woman.]

Mm... True. Also, I think my father would be even more upset if I were to go streaking into his meetings at this age.

[nosympathy]

Would make them a whole lot more interesting I'm sure.

[Yes she is imagining that now, thanks.]

[deadmanbusiness]

[Hey! At least he's good looking!]

Quite a lot more. They're so dull! One of the reasons why I'm glad I don't work for my father any more. Meetings and paperwork.

[nosympathy]

Not exactly up for the office part of the job?

[deadmanbusiness]

Not really. I imagine I'll have to do it later as he is planning on giving me control of part of the companies, but for now I'm good.

[nosympathy]

Just find someone else to do that part when it's your turn. The best boss delegates.

[deadmanbusiness]

I'll probably do that. Father is a bit of a control freak, but me not so much.

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[dignity_misery]

[Frowny face.]

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[deadmanbusiness]

Yes?

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[dignity_misery]

[Here's a photo with an undead horde, Theo. Explain yourself.]

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[deadmanbusiness]

[Oh. Hello awkward.]

That's not quite what it looks like. I'm actually sending them back to their graves.

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[dignity_misery]

[She should be pleased to see the undead returned where they belong. But in the end, they're still treated like puppets. Taken out and put away with no consideration to their agency.]

Really.

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[deadmanbusiness]

Yeah. Really.

[He sighs a bit.]

My brother was stirring up a ridiculous amount of necrotic energy in a bid to re-empower his godly abilities and that was causing the dead to rise as a side effect.

[That was an irritating day.]

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[dignity_misery]

You didn't say you were gods.

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[deadmanbusiness]

I'm not. My father and his side of the family is. My mother was huamn.

[pause.]

She's a wraith now.

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[dignity_misery]

And what is that supposed to mean?

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[deadmanbusiness]

I'm only half a god. Demigod?

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[dignity_misery]

Not you, her.

[She's already decided Theo is creepy.]

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[deadmanbusiness]

Oh. She died and my father raised her as a wraith - which is a type of ghost - because he has issues letting go of things.

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[dignity_misery]

[Uuuuuugh. No offense, Theo, but she's turning this video feed off right now because of emotions.]