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[missmcguyver]

I don't think I have any of this straight, or that I've wrapped my mind around any of it. And this place is terrifying, but I've noticed there are 16-17 people, or about that anyway, including myself based on the posts...assuming none of them are fake or anything. And on top of that there's no real clue as to who is behind this, where they are, or what the whole purpose of this is even though we've got speculation.

Maybe we should do some sort of check in/make a list to keep track of who all is stuck here and try and come together to figure this out and, ultimately, see if we can get out of here or come up with some kind of plan? Because it seems to me like we're all in the same boat here.

- Betty Cooper



People:
Betty Cooper
Ben Hargreeves
Klaus Hargreeves (?)
Derek Hale [fighting, survival - not expert]
Rikki Chadwick
Sharra (?)
Sandor Clegane
Kaylee [mechanical knowledge]
Jared Jacobs [computers, IQ, etc]
Carol Danvers
Lydia Deetz
Malach MaHavet

Household BOLOs:
Broken Elevator (terrifying)
Padded room (literally)
Hallways losing doors & them winding up on the floor (difficult to open)
Hallways flooding and opening up into a pool
Greenhouse (semi-alive plants that grab on & sprinkler system)
Biting Doors

Comments

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[the_horror]

That's a good idea. Since it might be hard to get everyone in one location with how the house moves about.

Ben Hargreeves, checking in.

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[duelo]

That's a big assumption, which is half the problem.

I would be okay with a check-in. I'm not really sure how much I like the idea of trying to get together in one place physically, partially because I don't trust any of you, yet (sorry; I don't have any reason to, yet) and partially because I'm pretty sure that if this house doesn't want us to get together, then we won't be able to, anyway, and we'll all just end up lost in this place. That could be dangerous if we don't have supplies to survive long enough to hold us over...

But that said, I'm Derek Hale. Consider me checking in. Why is it that the teenagers in my experience are always the ones in the middle of everything? Seriously...

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[justaddh2o]

Rikki Chadwick. Maybe we should also keep a running list of what sorts of weird things we've found or experienced in the house so that other people can avoid them? Like, for example, the elevator is broken. I would recommend people not use it unless you enjoy being genuinely terrified.

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[morethanbark]

DIDN'T WE ALREADY DO THIS

[ But he's at least on board with trying to figure out what in the seven hells is going on so. Being an asshole on the network it is, apparently. ]

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[insufferablysmart]

Whoever they are, they're fucking scary advanced. Like just these things alone — how do they work? What powers them? Do we power them? How did they do the surgery without leaving any scar tissue or scabbing or stitches or anything behind? How did we survive it?

Then there's the house. I'm convinced this place is actually alive. I woke up with someone, but I've lost her. Walls crop up where they weren't before. Doors slam and lock on their own. Plants grab you. This place is so, so fucked. If I didn't know any better, I'd think that this place is supposed to be a distraction from us trying to figure out who put us here and how. It's hard to focus on that task when you're too busy trying not to die of starvation because you got lost for a day and a half looking for the kitchen. You know what I mean?

But that said, I would agree with you that we need a list so that if something happens to someone, other people will know to look for them. We should probably make these sorts of check ins periodic. We should discuss our skill sets and try to pool resources. I'm a genius, but just because I tested high on an IQ test or I can build a computer from scratch doesn't mean I can find my way out of a haunted house alone. But maybe my brain and someone else's brawn or idea or (insert skill here) put together, for example, could do the trick.

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[abigdarkroom]

I'm still learning how to use this thing. I'm going back through logs and found your post.
My name is Lydia Deetz. I've only been here about four or five days.

[herpetreaper]

[He's also coming through all the posts at the moment and sees this. A check in it seems.]

Malach MaHavet. New and currently exploring. Every door I open leads to another room of doors. I have the feeling it's going to be impossible to map this place.