>>59141
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wd_TJZKiHDQ

>>59143
She can easily come back from the dead.

>>59144
So is that a no to the Beatrice costume?

>>59147
Sorry as I am to say, I don't think it would suit me. I don't think there's a person alive who would mistake me for a woman, no matter what disguise I wore.

>>59144
This isn't coming from the perspective of a psychologist... perhaps~
More like what I've seen and heard from people here at /seacats/
A good handful of people do crazy stuff here and/or attempt to burn bridges in the process~
I'd name names, but I'd get in trouble for that~
But I can definitely say I'm most likely one of those people~
Piece too~

So it ain't just you~

>>59145
That's not japanese. I'm deeply hurt.

>>59149
If only you were a woman, you could have everything. Including me, kyun~.

>>59146
drawing your bf sprites now? don't be lazy w/ just black and white okay?

>>59147
Nah. Pretty sure she is dead. Unless she's like... a zombie or something.

>>59149
Don't be silly. You'd fit right in in LA or at a convention.

>>59150
That's good to know. At the end, I had completely burned all bridges. Though, I thought perhaps the police would find me. I guess I was right about that, in a way.

It's just that I was too weak to follow through. When you think you're at the end of your rope, your options broaden a bit.

See Piece? This is what happens when you go roleplaying as a little girl. You attract all kinds of weirdos that are hard to get rid of...!

>>59151
That's because you aren't listening hard enough!

>>59152
It's not nice to play with someone's heart, you know. Someone already has you.

Though I must admit, I would love to resemble Beatrice in the flesh.

>>59153
I prefer the term "Undead".

>>59155
Isn't that related to the phrase "hitting rock bottom" and "the only way to go now is up?"

Anyways, bridges may be burnable, but breaking a bond is almost impossible to do. Once it's been established, it's there. Like... forever. Sure it'll change shape, might weaken or strengthen with time and effort, but it'll still be there.

>>59159
>Once it's been established, it's there. Like... forever. Sure it'll change shape, might weaken or strengthen with time and effort, but it'll still be there.

I know, it is kind of freaky.

>>59156
I see. That must be how Bern feels. Though, I never roleplayed as a little girl, I think.

>>59159
Indeed. I wouldn't have believed you before now, probably. But it looks the bonds holding onto me didn't fade in the slightest.

>>59157
You know me, I love teasing the heartstrings of people.

>>59159
The only way to break a bond is through death, which can surely be caused by forcing a person to commit suicide. It isn't so hard to press buttons in the right places.

>>59161

>>59163
You should be careful, or someone might play with yours. We all know about your love troubles.

>>59163
So that also counts as 'little', huh...?

>>59160
"Bonds of people is the true power"

>>59164
A romantic can't help but fall in love with anything, it is such a sad fate. It can't be helped that a heart with so much love would break under the pressure.

And sometimes not even death can truly destroy a bond.

>>59161
Okay~
Exchange that for "Big booby monster"~

>>59162
You actually think death is going to break a bond!?
Pffttt, ahahahahaha!

>>59167
The bond is still there. It may change, but it's there for a long while. It might be damn near impossible to erase~

>>59168
Well it's a bit hard to understand normal things, but for me, bonds mean nothing unless they're entertaining.

>>59166
So, you consider yourself a romantic? I'm definitely not the type.

>>59171
I used to be a romantic, but not anymore.

>>59170
They may mean nothing, but it's almost impossible to destroy. Once it's there, it's there.
The entertaining part falls under the changing part of what I said earlier about bonds.

>>59173
Depends on your definition of destroy. Does it require both parties to completely forget? Tell me your definition.

>>59172
I just wasn't one from the start. Such things would just sound strange from me. Or perhaps creepy.

>>59174
Hmmm, it's difficult to put such a phenomenon into words, but I'll try.
If you both forget, yes, there is that possibility. But the third party, the people who have seen that bond, the world, know of that bond. And it will be there.

A bond is a connection made by people. If I had to put it deeper...it's basically realizing that person exists, and/or that other person knowing you exist. Hmmm, I guess that might be putting it a bit simpler too. In any case, it's similar to trying to deny something like yourself or your own existence. You can do it all you want, but it's almost impossible to do. Though knowing how this place thinks, I'm sure quite a few will find a backwards kind of way to find a way out of it..~

>>59175
It really weighs you down in the end.

>>59176
Oh, that's easy. Kill yourself, or try to induce permanent brain damage/amnesia.

>>59177
I imagine it does.

So, you say you're here until the end of the thread, but was there anything else you wanted from me in particular?

>>59179
I wanted your body. What more could I ask for?

>>59180
As I already said, it's clearly marked with your name.

>>59178
>Kill yourself
I said death can't stop it. Just because my siblings are dead, doesn't stop them from being my siblings. And that goes vice versa.
Same with you and this Beatrice of yours~
She's dead for all we know, but you insist to walk the bridge that was once there~ You can't walk across a bond, but it is there~
I guess you can say a bond is the existence of the bridge. Even when it's gone, that doesn't mean it's there~

As for amnesia, it doesn't stop the other people nor the past of the existing bond. Like in all those action movies where the hero has amnesia. His past usually catches up to him~

>>59181
Tell me more about that, Beato. I'm curious.

you guys are fk wird

>>59184
Don't call me that. My name is Piece, or game piece Battler, if you like. Don't forget. It's the name you gave to me, after all.

I did try reviving that a while ago, but I only got negative responses. I'm not interested in playing an act nobody wants to see. Aside, perhaps, from someone who isn't around that much.

A witch can't laze around doing nothing; it's poison. Since I laze around doing nothing, I'm not a witch. And that will continue for as long as I am too useless to create anything entertaining of my own.

>>59183
You're talking from our standpoint, I'm talking about losing that bond as the person who loses their memory.

For example, I only have partial memory loss, time is irrelevant to me. As it comes it feels normal, but my memory loss makes it go so fast that years seem to only have been last week. If I had full on memory loss it wouldn't be like the movies, I can guarantee that.

>>59186
A bit creepy if I do say so, hopefully you won't try to tie me up or mess up my beautiful face, Mr. Bates.

>>59184
>>59186

>>59187
It can't be helped, I'm that sort of person.

You shouldn't worry too much. I wouldn't want you to get second thoughts about your offer. Butler's butler has a nice ring to it, after all.

>>59189
Why would I have second thoughts? Having my own personal crazy with nothing to lose will make for the best kind of servant.

>>59190
Oh? But I wouldn't want to disappoint, either. I'm not diagnosed with anything, and a lot of the time, I feel like I'm perfectly sane. Calling me crazy would be a stretch.

>>59191
But I'm also crazy.

>>59192
Is that right? Even if you're crazy, you're not also crazy, because that also relies on me being crazy, and we haven't established that.

But it looks like our time's almost up. This thread already has 200 replies.

>>59193
It would appear so. If you need me, you know how to contact me.

>>59194
I wonder. Any methods I could use might be ones I won't anymore.

Until next time, Meta.

>>59195
You know who I talk with, so it shouldn't be hard to get my attention.

>>59196
Actually I should add on that I don't talk with anyone much anymore, so just call my name or let Choco know.