Re: Ooh, those are good.

Flowers in Permission Prompts by TheShyIon on 2014-11-30 19:29:00 UTC Reply

I was reading through the permission prompts, mainly because I was marathoning the wiki and ran across them. There were two in particular that caught my attention- a Flower joining the agents on a mission, or one agent attempting to impersonate a Flower. My brain then filled with an intense, sudden longing to read that.

I was wondering if anyone who had one of those when they applied would like to/is allowed to share? ^_^

(If this isn't something I'm supposed to ask, I apologize. :] )

Ooh, those are good. by Huinesoron on 2014-11-30 19:40:00 UTC Reply

I'd forgotten we put those in - but I'm pretty sure I must have written them.

I have vague memories of someone doing the second - it didn't work - but can't remember who. As to the first - no, I don't think it's been done, but guess what! I wrote that in a story last month anyway. It's one of the few stories of mine which I haven't (yet) canonised, but it's definitely in existence. What do you think?

(As to why no-one's likely to have had any given prompt - we've only just implemented the system, so there's only been a handful of people using it)

(Also: nothing wrong with asking, and there's no reason at all people wouldn't be 'allowed to' share. Permission isn't as big a deal as it sounds, I promise!)

hS

I rolled... by TheShyIon on 2014-12-03 02:29:00 UTC Reply

I rolled, because I wanted to have a jump on things and know what to write in case agents showed up with their bags, ready to move into my brain.

Guess which one I got. :P

Then the agents showed up, trying to figure out who was impersonating which Flower. And arguing about it.

It'll probably be a while yet before I ask for Permission, but the Prompt seems likely to pop into my brain soon, or at least the parts that haven't already probably will.

Darn ex-Sues and their green, papery hair. Well, ex-Sue, singular. Showing up in my brain and trying to move in. >_
My brain needs to shut up now. Without a plot, it's not very good at staying on one track. Well, it is, but it's usually the *wrong* one.
Re: Ooh, those are good. by TheShyIon on 2014-11-30 20:15:00 UTC Reply

Thank you so much! About the allowed to thing- I was just being overly cautious, since I'm new and can be bad at seeing the unwritten rules. I was afraid that it might be prying/like cheating on a test or something.

I knew it wasn't *likely* that people wouldn't be allowed to share, but that didn't stop my brain from being paranoid about it anyway. :/

Thank you again for your help, and your story (as always) was amazing!