prank #48 | video

[ghostytrainer]

[John seems somehow distracted when he turns on the video today. He's sitting at the kitchen table in his house, chin propped in his hand and eyes on a Pokéball he's rolling idly on the table in front of him.]

You ever wonder what it is that determines what happens to a Pokémon after its trainer goes back home? I mean, I've thought about it before but never really thought about it if that makes any sense? This is really the first time I've inherited one that wasn't from a friend so it just got me thinking.

Granted, it originally belonged to someone who was... [He pauses, seeming almost hesitant to finish that sentence. Or perhaps unsure of how he wants to end it.] ...a friend. At...one point in time... [He trails off, brow furrowing as he stops rolling the ball around.] So maybe it has less to do with Eridan and more to do with her.

[He leans his chair back on two legs, picking the ball up and passing it back and forth between his hands, finally looking at the camera.]

So yeah. Anybody have any good conspiracy theories on the matter? I'm curious.

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[video]

[uncagedforjustamoment]

[He frowns slightly, thoughtful.]

It would suggest that things are more controlled than they appear. One way or another, it seems to be something might orchestrate 'chance' encounters.

[video]

[ghostytrainer]

Yeah, it sure seems that way. It's not something you really give a whole lot of thought to until it happens a couple of times though. Because it's easy enough to write it off as chance until you start to notice that certain aspects of it are just a little too coincidental.

Or well...maybe it's just me who didn't question it for the longest time.