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endlessdel) wrote2007-01-12 01:00 am
endlessdel) wrote2007-01-12 01:00 am
OOC: Delirium Primer
First there was a Death primer, then came the Dream primer and the next sensible step would be to offer a Delirium primer also.
So if you've ever had a nervous breakdown, been driven insane, suffered from hallucinations, had a fever, seen things that aren't really there, heard voices, suffered from major paranoia, psychosis or any major mental health problems then you're probably one of Delirium's happy little playthings.
Delirium is not likely to remember much about you but if you would like her to know some things about your pups then please comment with their given names and any information about what occured then that would be peachy.
This is of course all optional but if you do wish to participate then *loffs*
So if you've ever had a nervous breakdown, been driven insane, suffered from hallucinations, had a fever, seen things that aren't really there, heard voices, suffered from major paranoia, psychosis or any major mental health problems then you're probably one of Delirium's happy little playthings.
Delirium is not likely to remember much about you but if you would like her to know some things about your pups then please comment with their given names and any information about what occured then that would be peachy.
This is of course all optional but if you do wish to participate then *loffs*
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The world she comes to the Island from is either an extremely odd and comprehensive post-traumatic hallucination or a genuine alternate universe; it's a little hard to tell, and absolutely impossible to figure out whether or not we're ever going to get any definite canonical answer.
She has recurring nightmares and hallucinations about the David Bowie clown (http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y243/hakubaikou-chan/a2a/vlcsnap-106226.png) from the "Ashes to Ashes" video, who she sees as the embodiment of her own death; she also sees and talks to a hallucinatory version of her daughter Molly, and has intense, cryptic flashbacks to the day of her parents' death.
Basically? HEADCASE.