Doki Doki Vaikuntha Club (Act 1)

[peninhand]

Who: Anyone signed-up for the plot!
When: July 27th
Where: Curti Center
What: Monika's opened a literature club and the members have to share a poem together for this event. It can be embarrassing, but there's nothing to lose!
Warnings/Notes: No warnings whatsoever! Listen to this track to enhance your poem sharing experience.

Comments

[doodlebuginette]

I don't really know much about poetry, but I like it!

[She'd actually been a little worried about having to do this, but Monika seemed happy enough, so maybe she'd been worrying for nothing.]

I think it's amazing that you were able to rewrite it after being here for a while. This seems like the kind of place people should be writing poetry about.

[peninhand]

That's true, isn't it?

[ She laughed. ]

A place like Vaikuntha, it existed only in books and movies back home. Sometimes I wonder if that's not all just an illusion!

[doodlebuginette]

Yea, I think so!

[Perhaps if she was more inclined to writing poetry for the sake of writing poetry, she might be tempted to do so.]

I'd never even heard of a place like this before coming here. [It's certainly nothing like Paris.] Do you really think so?

[peninhand]

Well, you never know.

[ A pause. ]

You know how technology is nowadays. For all we know this could be some kind of VR illusion and we're trapped in it. [Or a computer program.] That'd make more sense than a transdimensional travel.

[doodlebuginette]

[Huh. That was an interesting thought.]

You know, that wasn't even something I'd considered when trying to figure this place out. [Marinette is just blinking.] Like a video game? [Because yes, that's the easiest way for her to process something like that.]

[peninhand]

Ahaha! Exactly.

[ That's painful just to think about, but that's all so obvious, isn't it? ]

It's not that far-fetched, either. Back where I'm from, a lot of novels and movies have been released with that sort of premise. Not to mention virtual reality technology gets better every year.