WEEK 4

[whimsicalism]

Even as the castle--is it even right to consider as a 'castle'?--continues to grow more accessible more of the group is whittled away. Even your own memories fade as the Alices continue their 'game'. As the new nautically themed area opens new residents of the castle seem to have appeared. A family of living dolls has moved themselves into the dining hall while a lovesick apple tree familiar from Friday seems to have taken root in the garden. Along with the graveyard in floor three the Alices seem to want you to remember your fallen friends in some very... different ways.

Maybe the upcoming holiday will distract the Alices from moving their game along? Only time will tell.

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[Welcome to Week 4! Don't forget to submit your memory losses and your weekly AC here. The Alices can be found in their audience hall. As always, don't forget to turn in threads forfabulous prizes.]

Comments

[battlestations]

[Shaking his head at adding it! This is a tea that exists, promise!]

No, that was actually what I was trying to find. There's a lot of random teas in the breakfast area, I just dug through them until I found one that sounded interesting. I don't drink the stuff very much, most kids don't like it where I come from. Still, I have had this tea set for a while, and it seemed on theme.

[twinverses]

Oh! Huh, I don't remember there being a tea like this before. It's not bad but it tasted a little funny to me.

[Huh. Modern tea is amazing!]

Really? [Gasp.] I thought you were from, um... [Stupid amnesia.] The same country as me.

[battlestations]

England? [That pause was weird. He forgot for a moment that she has amnesia too.] Yes and no. We moved away when I was three or fourrr...??

[This memory is a bit fuzzy for him too since his parents are involved.]

So because of that, I have dual citizenship.

[twinverses]

Right, yep. England. [Look, being a ghost for a super long time does that to you.] Oh.

[She was surprised but that makes sense to her.] I guess tea isn't really as popular in other places.