player: Jessie, zerothlaw @ plurk character(s): Merwen plans: I have few plans, but I do have some fears.
1. The mines in general sound terrible to her. Being under the stone is just a horror story for her. Stone, on her world, is only found at the bottom of the ocean, and that is the place of the dead.
2. Merwen is afraid of soldiers. Yes, really. Sorry, Soldat. Particularly she gets spooked when the soldierhood starts overwhelming their humanity.
3. A flashback of being imprisoned in a metal-walled cell on an army base, being occasionally tormented by soldiers, which was an extremely traumatic experience which she really has not overcome, not remotely, is the natural culmination of this.
4. Possibly she might hallucinate other people as being General Realgar, who is the man who imprisoned her and also the man who led the invasion/occupation/genocide of her world.
5. As a bonus, harm coming to her family. Maybe just familiar voices calling for help.
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character(s): Merwen
plans: I have few plans, but I do have some fears.
1. The mines in general sound terrible to her. Being under the stone is just a horror story for her. Stone, on her world, is only found at the bottom of the ocean, and that is the place of the dead.
2. Merwen is afraid of soldiers. Yes, really. Sorry, Soldat. Particularly she gets spooked when the soldierhood starts overwhelming their humanity.
3. A flashback of being imprisoned in a metal-walled cell on an army base, being occasionally tormented by soldiers, which was an extremely traumatic experience which she really has not overcome, not remotely, is the natural culmination of this.
4. Possibly she might hallucinate other people as being General Realgar, who is the man who imprisoned her and also the man who led the invasion/occupation/genocide of her world.
5. As a bonus, harm coming to her family. Maybe just familiar voices calling for help.