shad0ws0ngs
11-05-2011, 03:08 AM
So! I won the raffle quality bauble from Haleifax. These go in your hair and let you interact with your hair. Quite neat, really.
A regular fully unlocked(unlocked twice) bauble has this:
You carefully look over the white marble bauble and inspect its finer details. You realize that it will always need to be a bauble or bead, but can probably be constructed of any hard material. Fabric doesn't seem like the logical material to use on this at all. If you were to play with the white marble bauble, then you'd find that you can analyze, clench, exhale, flip, nod, pull, push, remove, tickle, toss, touch, turn, shake, and wear it.
the raffle one has this:
You carefully look over the moonglae opal bead and inspect its finer details. You realize that it will always need to be a bauble or bead, but can probably be constructed of any hard material. Fabric doesn't seem like the logical material to use on this at all. If you were to play with the moonglae opal bead, then you'd find that you can analyze, clench, exhale, flip, wrap, nod, pull, push, remove, tickle, toss, touch, turn, shake, unwrap, attend, wear, and weave it.
Here are the first person looks for each of them(there might be more depending on if the hair is already in a braid or ponytail):
>wear my bead
1st: Drawing a autumnal red strand of hair away from your head, you gently clip the bead at the base of your neckline and then hide it amid the rest of your hair.
>clench my bead
1st: You draw your long hair over your shoulder and begin to run your hand up and down the length with nervous agitation.
>exhale my bead
1st: Screwing your eyes upward, you glare at your offending hair and sigh. You close your right eye, jut your chin out, and blow upward across your face, causing your hair to flutter in the air for several seconds before falling back down and away from your eyes.
>flip my bead
1st: You run the back of your hand along your neckline and dramatically flip autumnal red hair off of your shoulders.
>wrap my bead
1st: Starting at the temple, you run your hands along your head and gather all of your long hair into one hand. You carefully check to make sure you have all the strands, and then tie it into a simple pony tail.
>nod my bead
1st: You enthusiastically nod your agreement, causing several strands of long hair to fall around your face.
>push my bead (while in ponytail)
1st: You gently brush your autumnal red hair away from your eyes and, with a deft twist of your wrist, tuck it back into your ponytail.
>tickle my bead
1st: You gingerly run your fingers over your long hair, ensuring yourself that not a single strand has fallen out of place.
3rd:
>toss my bead
1st: You give your head a gentle toss, causing the wisps that have fallen free of your ponytail to lift away from your eyes.
3rd:
>turn my bead
Your hair seems to be a bit too secure in its hairstyle to do something like that.
>shake my bead
You violently shake your head in the negative, causing several strands of long hair to fall free from your ponytail.
>unwrap my bead
You undo the simple tie binding your long hair and shake your head, which causes your now-loose tresses to fall around your face.
>touch my bead
You gingerly place your hands on the top of your head and check to make sure that every strand of your long hair is in place.
>attend my bead(when braided)
You slip your fingers between the tight weave of your braid and slowly unravel it.
A regular fully unlocked(unlocked twice) bauble has this:
You carefully look over the white marble bauble and inspect its finer details. You realize that it will always need to be a bauble or bead, but can probably be constructed of any hard material. Fabric doesn't seem like the logical material to use on this at all. If you were to play with the white marble bauble, then you'd find that you can analyze, clench, exhale, flip, nod, pull, push, remove, tickle, toss, touch, turn, shake, and wear it.
the raffle one has this:
You carefully look over the moonglae opal bead and inspect its finer details. You realize that it will always need to be a bauble or bead, but can probably be constructed of any hard material. Fabric doesn't seem like the logical material to use on this at all. If you were to play with the moonglae opal bead, then you'd find that you can analyze, clench, exhale, flip, wrap, nod, pull, push, remove, tickle, toss, touch, turn, shake, unwrap, attend, wear, and weave it.
Here are the first person looks for each of them(there might be more depending on if the hair is already in a braid or ponytail):
>wear my bead
1st: Drawing a autumnal red strand of hair away from your head, you gently clip the bead at the base of your neckline and then hide it amid the rest of your hair.
>clench my bead
1st: You draw your long hair over your shoulder and begin to run your hand up and down the length with nervous agitation.
>exhale my bead
1st: Screwing your eyes upward, you glare at your offending hair and sigh. You close your right eye, jut your chin out, and blow upward across your face, causing your hair to flutter in the air for several seconds before falling back down and away from your eyes.
>flip my bead
1st: You run the back of your hand along your neckline and dramatically flip autumnal red hair off of your shoulders.
>wrap my bead
1st: Starting at the temple, you run your hands along your head and gather all of your long hair into one hand. You carefully check to make sure you have all the strands, and then tie it into a simple pony tail.
>nod my bead
1st: You enthusiastically nod your agreement, causing several strands of long hair to fall around your face.
>push my bead (while in ponytail)
1st: You gently brush your autumnal red hair away from your eyes and, with a deft twist of your wrist, tuck it back into your ponytail.
>tickle my bead
1st: You gingerly run your fingers over your long hair, ensuring yourself that not a single strand has fallen out of place.
3rd:
>toss my bead
1st: You give your head a gentle toss, causing the wisps that have fallen free of your ponytail to lift away from your eyes.
3rd:
>turn my bead
Your hair seems to be a bit too secure in its hairstyle to do something like that.
>shake my bead
You violently shake your head in the negative, causing several strands of long hair to fall free from your ponytail.
>unwrap my bead
You undo the simple tie binding your long hair and shake your head, which causes your now-loose tresses to fall around your face.
>touch my bead
You gingerly place your hands on the top of your head and check to make sure that every strand of your long hair is in place.
>attend my bead(when braided)
You slip your fingers between the tight weave of your braid and slowly unravel it.