SHOWMASTER HEART GAME (SUNDAY)(MORNING)

[showmaster]

A familiar voice can be heard above you, you're not sure if they're talking to you or not but it does feel like you're part of this conversation:

"What a Wonderful Story that you have. I've read it many times when I was feeling sad. You know, I wanted to keep it in my personal collection, but it doesn't seem that's going to be possible. To grant my wish, I'd have to sacrifice what it means to be a reader ... to become the story. That's The End that I'm looking for.

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[ticketmaster]

...I would spin a wheel to decide.

[1797]

Do you ever make choices that don't involve spinning a wheel?

[ticketmaster]

I used to. A long time ago.

[1797]

Why'd you stop?

[ticketmaster]

Once you become a Legend, there are rules you must follow.

I am a Storyteller that believes in fate so all choices I make are to showcase that any choice I make, it will all end up to the same Ending.

[1797]

Well, that's bullshit.

Have any of you even wanted to be a Legend? Because everything has sounded like the opposite.

[ticketmaster]

No. I don't think any of you wanted it either.

I will say it without any ambiguity, that is the part that contains much of the "I hate this actually" vibe.

That is why I wish to burn my story, to finally end all concept of "Legends".

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[1797]

[head tilts]

I think...I just want to go home.

[1797]

Has anyone burned their story before or do you not know what will happen?

[ticketmaster]

I don't know what will happen. However, I do know that just "forgetting" a story won't do much. After all, the forgotten stories have already been dragged back to the surface once more.

[1797]

So... Whatever the consequences?

[ticketmaster]

Whatever the consequence. I don't mind it. I'm selfish that way.

[1797]

[just looks at her for a moment before he gets on the train]

[ticketmaster]

I hope you reach where you need to go.

[and so you go through]