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Vʀɪsᴋᴀ Sᴇʀᴋᴇᴛ ♏ ᴀʀᴀᴄʜɴɪᴅsGʀɪᴘ ([personal profile] hypertoxic) wrote2016-01-03 12:00 am

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[personal profile] immunizations 2014-12-08 08:16 pm (UTC)(link)
FROM: ellie@cdc.org

you dont regret it?
immunizations: (twentyninth.)

[personal profile] immunizations 2014-12-10 09:29 pm (UTC)(link)
FROM: ellie@cdc.org

im scared of ending up alone
immunizations: chrissyicons @ tumblr (first.)

i don't even know what to say here take this award for monster of the year

[personal profile] immunizations 2015-02-03 05:07 pm (UTC)(link)
[When Ellie had first said it, the admission had been meant as a token of understanding. Vriska said she did what she did for herself, because she didn't have anything or anyone left. Ellie has seen the reality of that. She's known people like Tess and Joel, who watched an entire world fall apart around them- who've lost people they love in the same breath that they lost their futures and their pasts. But she also hears what Vriska says from a realm of personal experience.

Everyone she has ever cared about has either died, or left her.

If she thinks about it, isn't Ellie's decision to come here in exchange for saving Joel just as selfish? If she's offered a choice, would Ellie also want a second chance?

There's a stretch of silence where she thinks about telling Vriska everything. About a world where people get sick every day and stop being people. About growing up in a military school, in a quarantine zone and never seeing anything outside of the sky-high walls. About turning sixteen meaning the choice between becoming a soldier or becoming a Firefly. About what it'd been like to watch Riley lose her mind when Ellie should have too. About the hundreds of thousands of people who've been infected, who've died- and Ellie is the only one immune. That she thinks she might be able to be happy here, but that it won't stop her from being the promise of a vaccine and that in the end- she has to go back.

The time comes, and Ellie doesn't say any of it.]



FROM: ellie@cdc.org

i think youll be ok too vriska