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gaia_crown [ OBJECTIVE 6: ]

- Interview three other hostiles

Create either an INTERVIEW ORP (where you can quote either other to interview) OR a INTERVIEW PRP interviewing two other people from factions NOT YOUR OWN (you can also create two separate interview rps, one for each person!) You must ask them a list of any of the questions below and then record the answers ICly. The format should be: question -> answer from player -> write it down (interview summary) -> interview complete, though you are free to just PRP it out with the player for a bit or ask more questions, or make up questions afterwards to ask of your own!

All interviews take place in a secluded area away from mobs. Think of it as a great way to know players from other factions without fighting in boss encounters!

Answers may not be answered sarcastically or they do not (icly!) count.

1) What did you do prior to Day Zero?
2) What is your secret to surviving?
3) What do you think caused Day Zero?
4) You are attacked by one of the undying. You lose function of both your legs and will never walk again. Would you rather put yourself out of your misery or survive knowing you will die soon in the future?
5) What use do you personally think you have towards your faction?
6) Do you think you will be rescued?
7). What qualities do you think you bring forward if you had to lead?
8 ) What the major problem to surviving Day Zero?
9) Describe your family.
10) Describe yourself
11) Describe your weapon of choice
12) What is more important to you - knowledge or physical power and why?
13) You find the way out of the city but are heavily infected. Would you still leave?
14) If your best friend had the cure to the infection but it required heavily dissecting them would you do it?
15) Describe what you would do if you were rescued


Mission Bonus: +1 random JUNKYARD item. Pick it up here after dropping off the form below.
Faction Bonus + 1 bonus district point in your choice (drop off using the bonus district points form in your main faction info thread)
Difficulty: gaia_star gaia_star

PLAYERS:
- Will quote multiple times as we add people, sorry! >_<







EVERY PERSON CAN ASK ONE QUESTION (DIRECTED TO ANYBODY OR A SPECIFIC PERSON, EITHER IS OKAY) AND MUST ANSWER ONE QUESTION!

With her radio clutched in her good hand and her dislocated one hanging limp at her side, she might have looked like a slightly more helpless than usual elderly woman. But there was a fire in Adelaide's eyes as she approached; nothing could dim them now that she knew her sons were alive.

"Let's do this quick, huh?" she grunted as she pocketed the radio for now, wiping sweat from her brow. The Mall might be where the boys were at, but she couldn't' afford to look weak in front of their representative nonetheless. It was a dicey situation, and after listening in over the channels, she couldn't help but wonder if this was all on purpose to force them all to get antsy around one another.

Everything that had happened had set the young girl on edge. First the grenade damaging her hearing, then the undying attacking them, and the to top everything off--a giant friggin' eyeball having appeared and starting at them. Not to mention, it didn't appear that things were going to get ANY better unless they found that weapon.

Remaining close to Sho, Brie followed after the doctor, making sure not to become distracted and lose sight of him.

It wasn't long before they crossed paths with another woman--a face she had never seen before. Another faction..? Whatever was being said was barely audible for her, she would either have to get Sho to write it down for her again, or get them to speak up.

He decided that leaving the safety of a group was probably still a bit risky given his shoulder, which he assumed would give him hell for days to come, so Drew hung back and stayed relatively nearby random groups of people. Not necessarily making conversation, but he listened in and kept tabs on things that others were experiencing. Eventually, though, all the groups had moved on and he stayed behind, on his own for however long until an older woman approached. He caught sight of a radio in her hand for all of a moment before his attention was pulled away by two more, a man and a woman, and then just one other person. He didn't recognize any of them, but they all basically looked like hell.

"You guys look like hell," he said aloud, offering his thoughts to the little huddle. There was a smirk on his face, though; he was hoping to lighten the mood some, if that was at all possible. It was wiped off his face as soon as the kid with orange hair spoke up. "I haven't taken a step out there yet," he said with a shrug, and then a wince because he'd just moved his shoulder. Again. "Shoulder's messed up, can barely think straight with the pain. I've seen people limping around, not sure it's too smart to do that right off the bat."

Another shrug, another wince and a whispered expletive. "Name's Drew," he eventually said. "You all are?"

It was supposed, indeed.. considering that Sho didn't care very much about other factions. This elderly woman could die, and it wouldn't weigh on his conscience as much as it should have. He would have felt guilty.. but in this world, there was too little left of people's hearts, and he couldn't afford to care about much if he wanted to keep those he did care about surviving.

In response to Rook's observant remark, "Quite a coincidence." He was of the same oponions. One elderly woman was a surprise, but having two others join was even more so. He quickly took note of the injuries -- two with hearing loss, and three dislocated shoulders. It could have been worse, but it wasn't the best odds should something attack them. They couldn't stay together too long, groups would surely attract the undead at some point.

But for now.. "Since someone took the liberty of introducing themselves, I suppose it wouldn't hurt. My name is Sho." Meanwhile, he updated Brie quickly by writing things in short hand in case she wasn't catching the conversation.

(To Brie) Tell them your name?

Why don't we try asking them a question?

"Let's share the questions, shall we?" Information and opinions wouldn't be a one-way street after all. "What do you think caused Day Zero?" he leaned back against a pillar, waiting to see what everybody would ask.

"Fair enough, I guess." He wasn't all that keen on sharing information. But he supposed it was a good chance to gather a little intel of his own as well, and seeing no reason to hide something as easily given as names, he raised his hand slightly and answered with, "Rook." but whether that was his actual name or nickname, they would likely never know, and it didn't seem like he was going to clarify it, either.

Brie's look of suspicion, on the other hand, was mutual. He didn't trust any of them. He did, however, find a little amusement over her name and grinned a little. "Like the cheese?" He asked. That made him think of that one movie a couple years back. The one with that giant cheese wheel. "The Briehemoth." He muttered under his breath, having picked out an easily memorable nickname for the woman already.

"Okay so, questions... Say you were able to find the way out of the city but got yourself heavily infected. Would you still leave and risk spreading the infection?" There was a pause before he threw in another question. Because while he was curious about the first one, getting a snippet of information regarding each individual and possibly their faction helped more. "Might I ask what the major problem is, for you guys, to surviving Day Zero? I swear ours is not going to be toilet paper. I can assure you that." There was a cheeky grin at that last part.

"And you!" he spun around to face the white haired man who was currently leaning up against a nearby pillar. The man who frankly kind of gave Rook a bad vibe. "I'm curious, if your best friend, if you have one, had the cure to the infection but it required heavily dissecting them would you do it?" At this he narrowed his eyes suspiciously Sho.

Adelaide sucked her teeth as she considered the questions. "Well. What caused it, I have some ideas. Mind you, I'm a zombie aficionado, not a shadow what the ******** it one, but there's some similarities: you die, you get infected, there's some shadowy organization probably working behind the curtain, all we know is wrong." The last part was said rather sarcastically. "I've gone through loads of theories. Current one is that something got let loose, and we're the lab rats while they're busy containing it. Heard over the radio that they don't give a s**t who lives anyway, so." She gave a one armed shrug, for all appearances not bothered by the lack of humanity being shown thus far.

"Assuming they'd rescue us, I'd tell them to haul a** over to the mall. Got some kids there I need to grab." There wasn't a need to get so mysterious; Dazs was probably a big enough loudmouth that it'd get out eventually over the channel, assuming one of them had a radio as well. "Definitely ask them what the hell's going on and how they're gonna fix it. My money is on they won't rescue us, though."

As for Rook's question, the older woman barked a laugh. "I wouldn't get myself infected. But if I did, I wouldn't stand around trying to scrape my life together when it's already bleeding out. F'I couldn't get someone to kill me quick, I'd do it myself." Another one armed shrug. "Only an idiot decides their life's more important than millions of others int hat situation. Of course, that's assuming you can't get it treated either. That opens up a much grayer area..." But that wasn't the question, so she let it go.

Waiting for Sho to finish writing everything down for her, she nodded when he moved over to talk to Rook. Within this time, she decided to write out her thoughts on their questions.

Bries's Notes:
"What's your secret to surviving, then, huh? Since you all seem so concerned."
"Keeping with your faction?"

From her experience, keeping with her faction has saved her from life and death situations. Going at this alone.. she didn't even want to think of it.

"What do you think caused Day Zero?"
"Virus, maybe? That was the talk before it happened."

Her other thoughts were maybe the government. There has always been theories on the government trying to screw with people. Maybe this was just another way? All in all, its not like it really mattered at this point.

"What would you do if you were rescued?"
"Live."

What else could they do? There wasn't really much of the world left after what happened. Anything they had before this..

"Say you were able to find the way out of the city but got yourself heavily infected. Would you still leave and risk spreading the infection?"
"Probably not."

Bringing this kind of horror onto others.. she wouldn't be able to live with herself if that happened.

"Might I ask what the major problem is, for you guys, to surviving Day Zero?."
"All the Undying?"

That was kind of the biggest problem they had.

"If your best friend, if you have one, had the cure to the infection but it required-"

With the question unfinished, Brie waved for the doctor to come back over. Pointing to the question, she gave him a look of curiosity, completely oblivious to everything said in private to Rook.