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2014-09-09 09:42:28 |
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Dillon Connery rolls 10 to automated resistance; Resolve + Composure + BP (10 Again) |
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5, 1, 3, 5, 4, 6, 6, 6, 7, 10, 10, 8 |
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3 successes |
2014-09-09 09:41:52 |
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Dillon Connery rolls 1 to automated resistance; Resolve (10 Again) |
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3 |
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failure |
(Two rolls, because I accidentally hit enter or something at the wrong time)
Unfortunately, Martha's message bounces right off of Dillon's psyche; his stubborn mind momentarily impenetrable. This probably only becomes obvious to her when he glances around suddenly, as though looking for the source of whatever just tried to push its way in. While it's been done to him before, and by her, without hearing the voice in his head, it's impossible to attribute any identity to it at all.
Martha? David? Can Emma even do such a thing? The meek, cowering little Kacey that is trying not to be noticed in the floor nearby?
Hazel eyes check to see if the angle on any windows allow for a view of him from an advantageous position. Then, for whatever reason, they glance straight up. It might sound stupid, but no one ever looks straight up. Probably why signs in convenience stores go largely unnoticed.
None of this is terribly overt. The Gangrel Reeve doesn't tense up and cock back a fist suddenly, like he's about to loosen someone's molars, or anything. One would probably have to be directly watching him to even spot it. He manages to make it look fairly casual, at any rate. Despite a few distinct flexes of his jaw.
Dillon's question was not a rhetorical one. But he will allow it remain that way, for the moment. As no one seems ready to contemplate such things, just yet.
"While we're here," he says quietly to Emma, a comforting hand settling on her shoulder. "Might as well show me Francesco."
Louder then, he offers generally to everyone else, "We should have a memorial for Aileen. The Chapel of Moore House will be open for it, if no one thinks it inappropriate.
"You're under no obligation to accept, I mean. I'd just... like to do what I can."
He adds the last part as an afterthought, more directly to David. Dillon will observe whatever custom the survivor is most comfortable with.
Dillon's eyes fall questioningly on Martha, seeking an answer to the unspoken issue of what had just happened.
Succeeding in a contested resistance automatically alerts Dillon to the attempt at a Discipline use against his mind, but he has no way of knowing from whom it originated.