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It's now quarter to one in the morning. I was up at 5 today/yesterday morning and I have to be awake again in four hours! But I've been at D&D, my last full session before I leave so I didn't want to leave early, and then in the last thirty minutes of my time there I was grappled by evil man-eating plants TWO times AND THEN I was shot at - like, my turns were literally, get grappled, fail to have attack of opportunity on plant because I was wielding my bow (!@##), take seven damage (significant when you have 15 HP), wait for my turn, roll nat 20 on escape artist to get out, move away from the plant, GET GRAPPLED AGAIN, rinse and repeat, except for taking three turns to get a successful escape artist check, AND THEN dude comes out and shoots at me again. IT WAS RIDICULOUS. Everyone was a-hating on me. I'm pretty sure my DM was trying to kill me.

So I was all adrenaline-high and excited and therefore TEARY and EMOTIONAL because I am LEAVING really really soon. I nearly embarassed myself by bursting into tears. Because of DM's obsession with trying to kill me we didn't finish the dream sequence [which is actually seriously cool] so I'm going over tomorrow with the other kids who can make it... but woes.

BY THE WAY. My going away partay is saturday afternoon, from 2. There will probably be some food of some description. Let me know if you're coming.

Now: to sleep, or not to sleep?

PS: Merlin is amazing, why didn't anyone tell me it was a MOTW show?

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We didn't tell you it was a MOTW show because the gay was too distracting. But it is nice to have one back.

The gay is pretty distracting. Also, I'm obsessed with figuring out who Merlin (the actor) reminds me of - maybe Paul Bettany as Chaucer? There's something about his face/expressions.

Woah, I didn't know you were leaving!? Where are you off to?

Wellington! My hometown. I know, it's sad!

Can't say I blame you, Wellington is pretty awesome. When are you leaving us?

I'll have you know that the splinterwaifs were strategically killing the weakest opponent first. Strategically you hear! That's my story and I'm sticking to it!

At least I don't have to rationalise the splinterwaif attacking you when it you were grappled by the plants, that's a tactic straight out of the monster description. Of course, it should have been closer so it could take advantage of sneak attack, which is the reason it attacks the grappled person, but that was my mistake. It missed you anyway and then got killed, so it hardly mattered.

And really, it's a dream. What's it matter if you die? ;)

I won't be mean tonight, I promise... um, well actually, maybe I'll just promise to not pick on you; I think I'm normally mean :D

*eyebrow* Uh-huh. Sure. Whateeeeever you say.

*skeptics away in the corner*

That suits me. (I really didn't mind it as long as you didn't kill me, it's just something funny to whine about. And it was kind of ridiculous in terms of three things in a row.)