002: Un barbiere di qualità! (Backdated to after the Thanksgiving event)

Dec 12, 2011 19:46

Action: 2238 Stephens Road and around(There's a package with Figaro's name on it on the doorstep. Confused enough by the sudden revival of the town (he's pretty much convinced that it's sorcery), he opens the parcel. Housemates and nearby neighbors will hear his high C of joy and triumph ring out throughout the house as he dances around his garden ( Read more... )

house, regain, grocery store, stevens road, barbershop, phone, barber of mayfield

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2238 Stephens perfektsymmetry December 12 2011, 18:05:13 UTC
[The paperboy is passing by to hear someone suddenly singing. In Italian.

Crowe speaks fluent Italian as well as English, so this is relevant to his interests. He walks over to see a guy clutching scissors.

What.

have a gawking paperboy, Figaro.]

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bravabarber December 13 2011, 00:33:46 UTC
(Figaro's on a roll now. He's just singing and dancing along. Eventually, he'll notice Crowe though, and greet him with a very cheerful:)

Buon Giorno! It's a wonderful day, isn't it?

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perfektsymmetry December 13 2011, 04:16:22 UTC
[Crowe can't help but smile at this. The guy was too happy. And, well, he could sure sing.]

Ah, buon giorno, sir. I suppose it is. Not often you hear someone so happy in this town, I have to admit.

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bravabarber December 13 2011, 14:00:22 UTC
Well, I am happy with good reason! I think the town has just sent me my first...ah, what was the word...that's right! A "regain". And it happened to be my barber kit from home!

(He displays the items proudly. There's a pair of scissors, a comb, a razor, a brush, a mirror, and some other items in there that any barber would have back in the 18th century.)

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perfektsymmetry December 14 2011, 16:58:57 UTC
[Crowe loves old fashioned stuff like that, thanks to growing up with antique thieves.]

O-Oh, those are very nice, sir. Do you work as a barber here in Mayfield, too?

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bravabarber December 15 2011, 15:49:44 UTC
Grazie!

(Finally, someone who appreciates his scissors!)

Now that I have my barber kit, I suppose that is a sign that the town has finally recognized my skills and given me the job. Though the Barber of Mayfield will never have the same ring as El barbero de Sevilla!

(Sorry Crowe, he oscillates between Italian and Spanish, due to him being a Spanish character in an Italian opera.)

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perfektsymmetry December 15 2011, 16:42:24 UTC
[You're talking to the right guy in Mayfield. Besides speaking fluent English and Italian, Crowe speaks Spanish and German too. There's good reason he trips over his words all the time.

But he stares now, blinking in surprise. Did he just say... and he's singing operatically, and...]

El barbero de Sevilla... A-Ah, well, that's great! Mayfield's easier to deal with when you have your things from home.

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bravabarber December 16 2011, 16:29:09 UTC
Hmm? Have you heard of me before? Stupenda! So you are also from Seville then, signore? What is your name? Are you a traveller lodging at the inn? I know every face in Seville and your's is not one of them. But we can quickly remedy that now with some introductions, si?

(Figaro makes his trademark sweeping bow.)

I am Figaro, Il barbiere di Siviglia. A pleasure to make your acquaintance.

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perfektsymmetry December 16 2011, 20:59:24 UTC
O-Oh, no, I ah, I've visited but I'm not from there, no. Um. [Wow he did say Figaro. Wow. *Wow.*

Crowe switches to Italian now, which might be easier on Figaro.] My name's Calleo Crowe. You, ah... Have you been in town long, sir?

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bravabarber December 17 2011, 05:09:24 UTC
(Figaro blinks when he switches to Italian. In an effort to be friendly and gain a potential customer, he tries to converse in Italian. It's grammatically correct, but it definitely looks like he's not as fluent with it now then he was before.)

Ah, you are Italian then! Wonderful!! Which part of Italy are you from? And I have been here for about a month.

I do apologize for my Italian though, I do not speak the language well.

((OOC: Figaro's language is a bit complicated. He speaks in Italian and Spanish, but he thinks he's speaking ONLY in Spanish. He cannot speak Italian that well (or so he thinks), but he can understand it.))

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Crowe is probably the only person in town who can keep up with him. XD perfektsymmetry December 18 2011, 06:04:29 UTC
[Crowe chuckles, and switches to Spanish. He's not nearly as fluent in it as Italian, but he's decent enough, and his accent is okay.]

Spanish, then? I could always help you with your Italian. Ah, I spent part of my time growing up in Italy - Milan - but I was born in Ireland.

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That makes Figaro's day! bravabarber December 18 2011, 08:00:03 UTC
(Oh, Spanish? Figaro loves you already. It's been awhile since he's spoken his mother tongue, and God does he miss it.)

Hallelujah, finally! Someone who can speak Spanish! I like you already, signore Calleo!

You certainly have an interesting life story. Were you part of a travelling band?

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perfektsymmetry December 19 2011, 20:28:19 UTC
[Crowe grins. How can he not like this guy?]

Ah, no, my parents moved a lot, due to work. So I've lived in a few countries and visited most of western Europe.

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bravabarber December 20 2011, 13:22:51 UTC
They were performers then? You must've picked up a bit of their trade then, signore Calleo. Care to show me what you can do?

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perfektsymmetry December 20 2011, 14:49:20 UTC
O-Oh, no, they deal in, um, antiques. I-I'm not much of a performer.

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bravabarber December 21 2011, 13:30:46 UTC
((OOC: I don't know when the antique business started, but let's just say sometime later than the 1800s...sorry. OTL))

Antiques? Yet another contraption that appears in the future.

(Figaro shakes his head, slightly annoyed.)

It is very inconsiderate of our captors to kidnap me; not only am I abducted from my lovely Seville, I have become nothing short of the village idiot. All these new terms and objects drive me crazy.

(He throws his hand up in the arm, frustrated.)

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