The IC Anon Unwritten Letters / Secret Messages Meme

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The IC Anon Unwritten Letters / Secret Messages Meme

This meme is similar to the Anon Questions Meme, except that the characters get anon unwritten letters and anon secret messages instead of anon questions.

The anon secret messages are just what it says on the tin. Unwritten letters on the other hand are letters and messages people write to other people, alive or deceased, just to get things off their chest, without ever meaning to actually send them.  However, the anon unwritten letters in this meme somehow manage to end up being sent to the character theyre're directed at, despite the fact that they were never meant to be sent in the first place.

[The Rules]

1. Post as your characters, and write down the name, canon, preferences, etc.

2. Go around and find another character, go anon, and send them IC anon unwritten letters or IC anon secret messages. The letters and messages can be serious or cracky, funny or heartbreaking - It's all up to you.

3. Tag away, and be excellent to each other! No wank, please.

Comments

Robert Lutece - BioShock Infinite

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[(Anonymous)]

What is it that you regret?

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Either that the selfishness of youth led to what it did... or that I cared what came from my selfishness. I'm not sure which I regret more.

[(Anonymous)]

If you had to give up everything, would you, in order to change things?

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I would.

When things are set to right, it will be as if none of it ever happened.

[(Anonymous)]

..... You're not supposed to make my heart ache like that.

You truly are good at heart. Don't forget it.

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I might be just at heart -- setting right the things I made wrong. But that is not the same thing as being good at heart.

[(Anonymous)]

You know what is right and what is wrong.

You would sacrifice for what is right.

Have you ever heard the saying about being your own worst critic?

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I know what is wrong because, if uncorrected, my actions will lead to the destruction of a million worlds. I created the means, several times over, for that to happen.

On a small scale, it would be, perhaps, a sign of goodness. If it just involved three lives, perhaps. But on a large scale? I am not quite so egotistical as to believe my own contentment trumps billions of lives.

Though I thank you for the compliment, misplaced though I feel it is.

[(Anonymous)]

Do you ever wish you'd changed your mind about Columbia?

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Often. I wish I'd been able to take it as it was and be fully content all the while I was there.

[(Anonymous)]

Believing a lie is hard when you know what it is.

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I managed sixteen years. Tolerably well, I'd say.

[(Anonymous)]

The stage lost a fine performer with you.

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You're kind to think so, but I doubt there would have been much place for me on a stage. I'm not quite so... personable as that requires.