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+ SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER TDM +
It's Chinese for 'Japan.'



Prompt A: Serious Event
A memory is displayed. It's yours, the most traumatic of your life whether it was a terrifying clown encounter or the death of someone you love. It's on a loop for everyone to see. You can enter the memory and take your own place, but no matter how hard you try, you cannot alter the outcome. You're forced to try in vain to change what happened or watch until you decide it's too much and walk away. If you can.
Prompt B: Lighter Event
Welcome to Storybrooke.
You've lived in a quiet town in Maine for as long as you can remember. You are a fishmonger or a diner employee, perhaps you work at the hospital. Whatever you do and whoever you are, it's not the real you. You are cursed and you know no other life outside of Storybrooke.
When the curse breaks (either from True Love's Kiss or, in a more TDM friendly, handwaved way), you have two sets of memories: who you were, and who you are. Do you choose to accept all that you were cursed to believe, or would you rather slip back into your old life? The choice is yours.
Prompt C: ediS rorriM
Use this prompt to test out your mirrors. Are they loyal to the new White Queen or do they think she's too good to be true? Do they long to cross over or spend their days tormenting reals? Whatever the scenario, know that the Queen is watching, and let that guide you - or not.
Prompt D: Choices
Any scenario goes! Thread out your character's arrival, have them act like a long-established resident, let our past events inspire your scene, or write up literally any Wonderland-based scenario you feel like playing with.
Rules
Test drive memes go up every other month. Please note that any threads made as part of the test drive meme don't count towards your activity check, and they can't be used as samples for any future applications. Thank you for understanding, and have fun!

NAVIGATION ♥ RESERVES ♥ APPLICATION ♥ INPUT & INQUIRIES
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"Dirk is where Dirk's meant to be. I don't know if that applies across all realities, though. And I'm really not torturing myself, just... enjoying seeing my friends." He's torturing himself, it's a habit he's picked up since he actually admitted to himself how awful a person he was.
"Yeah, I've eaten. I don't spend all my time staring at this until I collapse. If I don't look after myself, it can bring on attacks."
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"If you believed that you wouldn't be torturing yourself standing here watching them," she points out, not buying his denial. Not at all.
"You sleep in here still, don't you?"
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"Where else am I going to sleep? I like having a bed, I've gone a long time without beds before, they're a luxury I enjoy."
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Which is comforting for some, weird for others.
"Pick a random room? There's some still open, I'm sure. Someone else's where you don't care about the memory they're living through?"
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"That's... fucked up. Not outside the realm of what can happen to us anyway, but still, fucked up. And other people's memories tend to be noisier on the whole. But yeah, when I need sleep, might try and find somewhere else."
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"You could, I don't know, crash in my room. There's nothing going on there. Just, if you make a mess, you'll pay."
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"Only mess'd be if I had an attack and flailed and I can clean up after myself. Adult living and all."
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She considers him for a long minute, head canting. "If you actually have a whole mental thing and clean it up? I won't punish you."
She might mean that.
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"... Yeah, see some people would think you're joking, but you're not. And I don't think your idea of punishment is something I want to get to know..."
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She sighs, realizing she's falling again for helping the underdog kid. Damn. "Come on. Let's go get you lunch or something. You know it's lunchtime, right?"
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He's a lot older than her. Just... small.
"No, I didn't. But sure, lunch."
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"Diner work for you? I don't really cook."
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"Trust me. I get missing your friends. I don't get letting this place get the better of you."
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"Um... thanks?" He steps through.
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Except those desires she might be discovered for, and no MK to share it with.
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"So much free time though. I never quite know what to do."
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"Take up a hobby? Explore the creepy caves that you might die in? Swim into the ocean until you find the seamonster?" She kinda smirks as she says them. "Okay, kinda being a bitch, but I guess it's about figuring out what keeps you busy. Without being told like a boss would."
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"I suppose I'd have time for music again... I used to be in a band. We were semi-successful. I can actually take some time for song writing and stuff." He hasn't really thought it about before now.
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"What? No way they could show up here?"
Yeah, that's the best she's got.
"That is a great idea. They need some live music here and a good venue for it. You could totally think about it." That she will so back.
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"I'll dig up a guitar from one of the closets. We might be able to rustle up some more musical talent."
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She can't help but be curious. "I bet there's others here that either had garage bands or even up to a full musical career. Come on. We need our own entertainment, might as well make it."
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They were a... couple with six people involved. Except not. "I met my number one fan recently. By accident. Tina... is an experience you don't forget in a hurry."
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