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[castitas]

Who: Kate Marsh + you!
What: Making rosehip tea/syrup shenanigans; nightmares; feast preparations + more!
When: The month of October.
Where: Various places around Milton.

Content Warnings: Warnings in the individual prompts. As a general rule, themes of depression and suicide, possibly mentions of suicide attempt from last month from It Speaks prompt.




contact: heolstor / _heolstor @ discord for plotting!

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[castitas]

[ It wouldn't be the first time that someone's not know what Vitamin C is, to be honest. She's already had to explain it to a couple of Victorians. But said Victorians also know plenty enough about Scurvy.

Her eyes light up at the sight of the tape, before she considers for a moment. Hm. She could probably fix that. It's not like she's short of time in this place. Carefully putting the tape-ribbon back in would certainly give her something to do. But also... she really wants to know what's on a tape called 'Road Trip Tunes'. ]

Deal—! [ She moves to retrieve a bottle form her little sled, holding it out to her. ] Remember, just a little bit every day. Too much Vitamin C will give you a stomach ache. But just a little everyday will stop things like Scurvy.

[myfavoritemurder]

[And Callisto, for her part, snatches the bottle of syrup and holds out the tape in return - holds it by looping a finger through the unspun tape, dangling it down from her hand.

Sorry, Kate.]

What are you going to do with it? The hard part is a storage container, isn't it? But the ribbon seems useless for mending anything.

[castitas]

[ ... Ah.

Well, she's going to do her best to very carefully take the tape from her. Then she stops to put the tape in her back, tucking it into a little side pocket to keep it safe until she gets back to the Community Hall. ]

Well, you're right about that first part. [ She... doesn't know what a cassette tape is for? Just as well that she's had practice with needing to explain things. ] The casing stores the ribbon. So I'll need to fix it by putting the ribbon back in.

The ribbon itself holds music on it. It's a kind of technology.