Trouble with a capital T, and that rhymes with P, and that stands for PallaPalla.
Once again, one of the blue-haired girls with baubles upon her head has found her way into the large multipurpose room where strange things happened before. The area is set up much differently than it had been. Rather than looking like an over-sized living room, the couches and chairs have been moved into loosely formed rows all facing a stage which sits at one end of the room, complete with curtains which are currently drawn closed. Along an adjacent wall, a bar is situated, filled with snacks and nonalcoholic beverages for anyone wanting refreshment. At the opposite end of the room from the stage, the large television which caused so much trouble before still sits, displaying nothing but a blank blue screen. Before that screen stands PallaPalla, tapping her chin as she looks down at a remote control.
It doesn't take her long to begin pressing buttons, looking for something interesting to watch. Really, someone should buy her a DVD player one of these days. The gentle blue glow is replaced by a scene showing a boy and girl dressed in white and silhouetted by a dark blue backdrop, both holding microphones. "There’s not a star in heaven, that we can’t reach." "If we're trying" "Yeah, we're breaking free." PallaPalla blinks at the screen, pressing the button after a moment to change the channel. She's seen that far too many times already.
Now appearing upon the screen are three strangely dressed figures, dancing about while singing. The outfits look a bit like large coats, one blue, one yellow and one black with a purplish trim. Behind them, a few vaguely familiar looking people are moving about. "sannin soroeba amazon torio yo, kurakura kuru desho kono kakko yosa..." Her eyes go wide at the screen, fumbling for the channel button. She really didn't want to watch that, whatever it was!
The strange scene is quickly replaced by a group of people standing around a bride and groom. The bride throws her bouquet, and the groom begins to sing. "Ooook-lahoma where the wind comes sweepin' down the plain. And the waving wheat, can sure smell sweet--" Frustrated, she holds up a familiar blue sphere, making a face as the image on the screen flickers and fills the room with a flash of white light. Not again. What was that? Glancing around the room, PallaPalla takes note of the fact that the stage curtains are now open, and a spotlight has been turned on, focused at center stage.
Notes: Welcome to Moonlocket: The Musical! Those who enter will be compelled to act and/or dress strangely. One might feel like singing Broadway tunes, or actually act out scenes from musicals. Lyrics might even be altered to be more character-appropriate. Anime characters may begin singing Sera Myu songs, and vice versa. Some may find their attire has changed into something matching what they're singing. Tuxedo Mask is now the Phantom of the Opera? Poor Christine Usagi. There's also a chance some who enter this room will not be affected at all. Have fun figuring out why everyone's acting weird!
It doesn't take her long to begin pressing buttons, looking for something interesting to watch. Really, someone should buy her a DVD player one of these days. The gentle blue glow is replaced by a scene showing a boy and girl dressed in white and silhouetted by a dark blue backdrop, both holding microphones. "There’s not a star in heaven, that we can’t reach." "If we're trying" "Yeah, we're breaking free." PallaPalla blinks at the screen, pressing the button after a moment to change the channel. She's seen that far too many times already.
Now appearing upon the screen are three strangely dressed figures, dancing about while singing. The outfits look a bit like large coats, one blue, one yellow and one black with a purplish trim. Behind them, a few vaguely familiar looking people are moving about. "sannin soroeba amazon torio yo, kurakura kuru desho kono kakko yosa..." Her eyes go wide at the screen, fumbling for the channel button. She really didn't want to watch that, whatever it was!
The strange scene is quickly replaced by a group of people standing around a bride and groom. The bride throws her bouquet, and the groom begins to sing. "Ooook-lahoma where the wind comes sweepin' down the plain. And the waving wheat, can sure smell sweet--" Frustrated, she holds up a familiar blue sphere, making a face as the image on the screen flickers and fills the room with a flash of white light. Not again. What was that? Glancing around the room, PallaPalla takes note of the fact that the stage curtains are now open, and a spotlight has been turned on, focused at center stage.
Notes: Welcome to Moonlocket: The Musical! Those who enter will be compelled to act and/or dress strangely. One might feel like singing Broadway tunes, or actually act out scenes from musicals. Lyrics might even be altered to be more character-appropriate. Anime characters may begin singing Sera Myu songs, and vice versa. Some may find their attire has changed into something matching what they're singing. Tuxedo Mask is now the Phantom of the Opera? Poor Christine Usagi. There's also a chance some who enter this room will not be affected at all. Have fun figuring out why everyone's acting weird!