2nd Floor Common Room, Monday Evening

Mar 05, 2012 18:10

The television was on in the common room. And there was a tiny god watching it.

That was not the strange part of what was happening, though. The strange part was what was on the television. It was a channel that proclaimed itself to be 'Logo' and the players upon the stage were men in dresses and made up as though they were women.And yelling at ( Read more... )

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dressedinblood March 6 2012, 00:23:05 UTC
Anna wandered into the common room--and stopped in the doorway, staring in confusion at the television.

After a moment she found her voice. "What on Earth?"

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abitlowkey March 6 2012, 00:28:00 UTC
"I think, perhaps, the players of this troop had no women to act the parts," Loki said, head tilted curiously as the ladies on the screen applied make up. "They are quite good at the illusion."

A beat.

"Especially this Kenya Michaels."

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dressedinblood March 6 2012, 00:32:30 UTC
Anna blinked a few times, then remembered, vaguely, something from her actual high school experience. Back in the fifties. "Oh," she said. "Like Shakespeare?" They didn't look very Shakespearean...

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abitlowkey March 6 2012, 00:37:23 UTC
It made perfect sense, Anna. Perfect sense.

"Not... precisely."

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dressedinblood March 6 2012, 00:43:19 UTC
"Well, obviously," Anna agreed, drifting a little further into the room. "They don't look very Shakespearean." She hadn't seen anything like it, to be honest, but then, her experiences were very limited.

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abitlowkey March 6 2012, 00:53:53 UTC
"It's far less bloody for one." He knew the good Shakespeare.

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dressedinblood March 6 2012, 00:55:16 UTC
"That could be later," Anna pointed out.

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abitlowkey March 6 2012, 00:58:29 UTC
That would make for a fun episode, it was true. "Perhaps with a bit of cannibalism!"

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dressedinblood March 6 2012, 01:01:41 UTC
That was only one Shakespeare play, Loki. Anna wrinkled up her nose and said, "Gross, I hope not. They wouldn't put that on television, would they?"

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abitlowkey March 6 2012, 01:08:51 UTC
But it was a good oooooone.

"Not a real show of it. It is just players for our entertainment."

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dressedinblood March 6 2012, 01:13:06 UTC
"You never know," Anna said, "one time when I was in here there was a show about people who catch fish by sticking their hands in holes. And it was real."

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abitlowkey March 6 2012, 01:17:06 UTC
"...why would they need to?" DID THEY NOT HAVE FISHING EQUIPMENT?

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dressedinblood March 6 2012, 01:19:22 UTC
"I don't know!" Anna admitted, her bewilderment clear. "My father was a fisherman but he used nets and hooks and poles, like a normal person."

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abitlowkey March 6 2012, 01:27:40 UTC
"They could be too destitute," he suggested.

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dressedinblood March 6 2012, 01:30:56 UTC
"Too poor to buy fishhooks?" Anna said doubtfully. "Fishhooks are cheap!"

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abitlowkey March 6 2012, 01:38:32 UTC
"It could be the challenge?" No. It was just a horrible show, guys.

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