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sheriffexe) wrote2017-02-06 12:36 pm
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[ WEEK FOUR – KILL LOG (LUST) ]
[ What a fine evening to have a drink, probably!
It's Thursday night and as usual, the hotel is a little tense and jumpy. Most haviing retired to their rooms at this point, trying to sleep until tomorrow's misery -- but some find themselves lingering, perhaps too restless to sleep and eyes wide open for any suspicious movements.
This is where we'll find Lust and, eventually, Chane. ]
It's Thursday night and as usual, the hotel is a little tense and jumpy. Most haviing retired to their rooms at this point, trying to sleep until tomorrow's misery -- but some find themselves lingering, perhaps too restless to sleep and eyes wide open for any suspicious movements.
This is where we'll find Lust and, eventually, Chane. ]

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[After the clinking of the glasses, she tips her head to Chane and takes a drink.]
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For Lust, things will be considerably worse. It hadn't been difficult to mix in the tetrodotoxin with the wine and reseal the bottle by melting the cork, but the dosage is lethal upon oral ingestion. Within seconds, she will be unconscious as her body shuts down non-essential functioning to try and fight the foreign toxic substance. Paralysis will begin in the diaphragm; her death will come from respiratory failure soon after.
As it's already done, Chane sets down her glass and quietly waits.
Oddly, there's nothing triumphant about it. She takes no satisfaction from this, no sense of victory. What follows in Chane is a sense of necessary numbness, not dissimilar to what the other woman had been speaking out just seconds before, as she continues to climb this ... horrific, disdainful ladder.
No more, she knows. This is - the last. ]
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[There isn't much time for thought, let alone words. Everything seems to be happening very quickly and very slowly all at once. There's a flash of accusatory surprise that turns to something close to resignation on Lust's face as the darkness flickers in. A sad sort of acceptance. She'd known she wouldn't survive this. But why her, of all people? Why now? It seems a cruel joke, but somehow fitting. This was what it all came to, all of the terrible mess here and before; a careless moment attempting to be friendly. She'd barely lived, and now it was over, just like that.]
[And she wouldn't even get to tell Eliot she'd told him so.]
[Whatever else her final thoughts are, they're blurred and buried as she loses consciousness and slips into the throes of death.]
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Checking Lust's vitals quickly, finding the skin has already gone cold...
Well, that's the last thing Chane does. Here, at least. Standing straight and tall, she continues on. ]