Log 1

[mayfield_mods]

Who: Everyone (General Log)
What: Make yourself at home.
Where: A new town
When: The first day

Comments

Re: Church

[answerer_sword]

[Bazett enters the Church. It is nice to see that this town offers a place of worship and solace.]

[She goes to the pews first, then the empty altars. She looks up at the single stained-glass rose window. It is not until she is ready to exit that she notices the trinket.]

[When she does walk up to it, she traces a finger along the inscription.]

...I never did know who Lucille was.

Church

[a_clockwork_melody]

[Who could she have been to Zemekis? A mother, a sister, a relative, someone he idolized, a close friend, a lover, a daughter, or even someone he simply made up?

... Well, it didn't really matter for whoever made it, the sentiment — from both the maker as well as Zemekis — mattered more.

Upon inspection, there is a plain winding key on the side of the stand. Will you wind?]

Re: Church

[answerer_sword]

[She winds it and then steps back. She cannot rule out the possibility that this thing is dangerous.]

Church

[a_clockwork_melody]

♪ BGM: Phantasmagoria (Orgel Version)

[An alternating set of three sounds, similar but differently placed, begin to sound from the object in turn until a fourth joins. It is a music box, chiming out a symphony of soothing notes for what could seem like minutes if allowed to play its melody. One with a good understanding of music and orgels can tell that it's as if there are four different music boxes playing as one harmonized machine within this small thing.

The original intent of the song, when it was sung by three powerful singers, was to wish for a peace granted to the world they came from to last for as long as possible. Some of its magic is instilled within this device (both literal and figurative), meant to give listeners a relaxing, calming effect, filled with that wish of peace felt by many people in their own ways.]

Re: Church

[answerer_sword]

[Her understanding of music is not good, but she can tell that this is peaceful. It is beautiful. It a fitting piece of a music for the Church and the new town as a whole. She just stands and listens to the song until its end.]