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performing) wrote2011-11-20 04:19 pm
performing) wrote2011-11-20 04:19 pm
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SIGNIFICANT NEUTRAL: "If [I should awaken as the Fourteenth], please kill me."
PLOT MEMORY, a monocle [8 uses]
Here to here.
The Exorcists are called to a special informational meeting with Rouvelier [whom Allen does not recall at this point] and Komui, Lenalee's brother. Rouvelier announces to the Exorcists that there is evidence that Allen is the host to the 14th's memories--however, because at this time, they cannot afford to lose any active Exorcists, he will be allowed to maintain his position as one, though he is now to be under strict supervision. Komui picks up where Rouvelier leaves off, issuing the standing order that, if at any point, Allen becomes a threat to the order--and can't finish the command.
"If Allen Walker should awaken as the 14th and be determined a threat to the Order ..."
"If that should happen, please kill me. But that won't happen. If the 14th should attack the Order, I will stop him."
So this clarifies a lot for Allen after all the other memories he's gotten dancing around this. With this, he realizes that he is not just connected to this mysterious "Fourteenth," but that he is host to it, and that there is the very real threat that someday, it will take over him and turn him against the friends and comrades he has in the Order. However, there is also an iron-clad kind of certainty in making this declaration--he's not afraid, nor is he even worried. He was before, but he's had time to think and to settle in himself, and he knows that he will most certainly stop this "14th" from taking over his body--either by force of will, or by dying trying. And he's determined not to put that burden on the people he cares about, because this is his responsibility, and he sure as hell isn't going to force anyone else to carry it.
WHICH MEANS--in Aather, Allen is now finally aware of his family name (though he does not yet have the SUPERDERE memory of being given permission to refer to himself as "Allen Walker"), and he's also aware that he is something of a ticking time bomb. His first goal is to make sure he has some way to see how close to the surface it actually is--whether this thing inside of him will be affected by Aather's power/memory caps; his second will be to find a Persona and quest for something Innocence-like for the rest of Sapphire to carry, just in case the worst becomes possible.
His third goal is a secret that I will need to discuss with AJ first. '-'b
TRIVIAL NEGATIVE: Seeing what becomes of the souls of the Akuma devoured by the Third Exorcists
The Sea Witch and Lion's binding game, blindfold [2 uses]
Here to here.
A trivial negative that becomes significant negative without the context! When an Akuma soul self-destructs or one is devoured by another, the soul is destroyed, lost beyond all hope of redemption; at this point in canon Allen has seen it before and recognizes it for what it is--in Aather, that's a separate memory that he hasn't gotten back. A fight has just ended, and Allen looks over to someone he recognizes as having fought together with, and instead sees a giant twisted mass of faces in agony, reaching for him.
"A...llen...h...el...p..."
And then they disappear, swallowed up into blackness.
Like the other memory related to this, relieving the memory will actually cause his eye to bleed. \:D/ Have fun with that, Sapphire.
PLOT MEMORY, a monocle [8 uses]
Here to here.
The Exorcists are called to a special informational meeting with Rouvelier [whom Allen does not recall at this point] and Komui, Lenalee's brother. Rouvelier announces to the Exorcists that there is evidence that Allen is the host to the 14th's memories--however, because at this time, they cannot afford to lose any active Exorcists, he will be allowed to maintain his position as one, though he is now to be under strict supervision. Komui picks up where Rouvelier leaves off, issuing the standing order that, if at any point, Allen becomes a threat to the order--and can't finish the command.
"If Allen Walker should awaken as the 14th and be determined a threat to the Order ..."
"If that should happen, please kill me. But that won't happen. If the 14th should attack the Order, I will stop him."
So this clarifies a lot for Allen after all the other memories he's gotten dancing around this. With this, he realizes that he is not just connected to this mysterious "Fourteenth," but that he is host to it, and that there is the very real threat that someday, it will take over him and turn him against the friends and comrades he has in the Order. However, there is also an iron-clad kind of certainty in making this declaration--he's not afraid, nor is he even worried. He was before, but he's had time to think and to settle in himself, and he knows that he will most certainly stop this "14th" from taking over his body--either by force of will, or by dying trying. And he's determined not to put that burden on the people he cares about, because this is his responsibility, and he sure as hell isn't going to force anyone else to carry it.
WHICH MEANS--in Aather, Allen is now finally aware of his family name (though he does not yet have the SUPERDERE memory of being given permission to refer to himself as "Allen Walker"), and he's also aware that he is something of a ticking time bomb. His first goal is to make sure he has some way to see how close to the surface it actually is--whether this thing inside of him will be affected by Aather's power/memory caps; his second will be to find a Persona and quest for something Innocence-like for the rest of Sapphire to carry, just in case the worst becomes possible.
His third goal is a secret that I will need to discuss with AJ first. '-'b
TRIVIAL NEGATIVE: Seeing what becomes of the souls of the Akuma devoured by the Third Exorcists
The Sea Witch and Lion's binding game, blindfold [2 uses]
Here to here.
A trivial negative that becomes significant negative without the context! When an Akuma soul self-destructs or one is devoured by another, the soul is destroyed, lost beyond all hope of redemption; at this point in canon Allen has seen it before and recognizes it for what it is--in Aather, that's a separate memory that he hasn't gotten back. A fight has just ended, and Allen looks over to someone he recognizes as having fought together with, and instead sees a giant twisted mass of faces in agony, reaching for him.
"A...llen...h...el...p..."
And then they disappear, swallowed up into blackness.
Like the other memory related to this, relieving the memory will actually cause his eye to bleed. \:D/ Have fun with that, Sapphire.