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maidmalapertGame: Feel Good Drugs with Alice
Form: a little bottle like the emotions only with your memories
Uses: 2/2 taken (Jill, Edmund)
Type: Trivial Neutral
This is an implied canon montage of being a preteen and early teen in urban and suburban England during WWII. It includes school and holiday times. Basically it should give Jill a pretty firm grasp on her life in England before she ever went to Narnia. I think she probably spent a lot of time alone, had a few girlfriends in her Guide troupe but none at school, was largely ignored by her parents, who didn't know what to do with her or want anything to do with her and were too busy in any case, and mostly felt quite lonely and bored; not enough, outside of being bullied at school, to consider herself particularly unhappy most of the time, but enough that she knew she wasn't content.
* So that's what my world was like.
* +10 sense that Aather/Magic is not the norm.
* +25 disconnect with the person she was in England.
* -10 disconnect/denial about the idea of dying in a train crash.
Form: a little bottle like the emotions only with your memories
Uses: 2/2 taken (Jill, Edmund)
Type: Trivial Neutral
This is an implied canon montage of being a preteen and early teen in urban and suburban England during WWII. It includes school and holiday times. Basically it should give Jill a pretty firm grasp on her life in England before she ever went to Narnia. I think she probably spent a lot of time alone, had a few girlfriends in her Guide troupe but none at school, was largely ignored by her parents, who didn't know what to do with her or want anything to do with her and were too busy in any case, and mostly felt quite lonely and bored; not enough, outside of being bullied at school, to consider herself particularly unhappy most of the time, but enough that she knew she wasn't content.
* So that's what my world was like.
* +10 sense that Aather/Magic is not the norm.
* +25 disconnect with the person she was in England.
* -10 disconnect/denial about the idea of dying in a train crash.
