Video Post 16
[Rachel is sitting on a rock, in a bathing suit top and... not much else. Her long tail is full of bright shimmering scales in a beautiful rainbow pattern. She seems to be watching a school of fish swim by and is lost in thought, looking almost sad, but not quite there.]
[Blaine appears and he floats there for a moment, simply watching Rachel with a sad expression on his face. His own tail is not as flashy as Rachel’s, but if people are familiar with Dalton’s uniforms they would notice that the colors of Blaine’s tail are very similar (blue tail with red outlines). After a few seconds pass, a smile appears on his face and it seems like he has an idea. He swims over to Rachel enthusiastically and he stops right in front of her.]
Rachel, listen to me. The human world? It’s a mess. Life under the sea is better than anything they’ve got up there.
[Oh yes, Blaine is going there. And with that said, he begins the song with his hands on his hips and a large dapper smile on his face.]
The seaweed is always greener in somebody else's lake. You dream about going up there but that is a big mistake. Just look at the world around you right here on the ocean floor! Such wonderful things surround you! What more is you lookin' for?
[Rachel blinks before looking up at Blaine, confused at the interruption to her melancholia, before her lips start to twitch into a smile as she recognizes the lines. When he starts to sing, she outright laughs, and presses her hands to her mouth, her hair floating around her shoulders, before she twists her tail to “stand”, windmilling her arms slightly in order to give Blaine her full attention.
… but Rachel, being Rachel, can only be silent during a musical number for so long, so she quickly joins in for the chorus.]
Under the sea -- under the sea! Darling, it’s better, down where it’s wetter, take it from me -- ! Up on the shore, they work all day, under the sun, they slave away, while we devotin’ full time to floatin’, under the sea!
[Blaine, unfortunately, has no surfaces to jump on since he’s lacking feet to do that, but he does move around a lot still and he swims swiftly around Rachel to continue the song.]
Down here all the fish is happy, as off through the waves they roll. The fish on the land ain't happy they sad 'cause they in their bowl. But fish in the bowl is lucky they in for a worser fate--One day when the boss get hungry, guess who's gon' be on the plate?
[Rachel swims in a wide loop before spinning with a grin to continue singing, her brilliantly colored tail glittering as she comes to a stop.]
Under the sea, under the sea -- ! No one can eat us, fry us, and beat us in fricassee! We what the land folks love to cook, under the sea we off the hook! We got no troubles, life is the bubbles, under the sea!
[He immediately begins the next line as soon as Rachel finishes singing her last part.]
Under the sea! Since life is sweet here we got the beat here naturally! Even the sturgeon an' the ray they get the urge 'n' start to play. We got the spirit, you got to hear it! Under the sea!
[Rachel grins before she sucks in a deep breath, spinning neatly, before she sings, without hesitation or a skip in the beat, the next piece of the song.]
The newt play the flute, the carp play the harp, the plaice play the bass and they soundin' sharp, the bass play the brass, the chub play the tub, the fluke is the duke of soul -- !
[And her voice dips an octave, to sing out the much lower:]
Yeah!
[As Blaine begins the next part, he begins to dance in the famous Warbler fashion...aka the two step side to side dance but without the actual steps. He seems to be doing it well though!]
The ray he can play, the lings on the strings, the trout rockin' out, the blackfish she sings, the smelt and the sprat, they know where it's at--An' oh that blowfish blow!
[At this point, the climax of the song has begun and the both begin to sing the rest of the song, singing and dancing around each other as the song reaches its end.]
Under the sea
(Under the sea!)
Under the sea
(Under the sea!)
When the sardine begin the beguin it's music to me!
(Music is to me!)
What do they got? A lot of sand! We got a hot crustacean band! Each little clam here know how to jam here under the sea. Each little slug here cuttin' a rug here under the sea. Each little snail here know how to wail here that's why it's hotter under the water ya we in luck here down in the muck here--
Under the sea!
[In true Disney fashion, Rachel and Blaine both make sure whatever dance they were doing during the last part of the song finishes and that they sing the last note while floating next to each other, with arms wide open until the song comes to an end. They remain there for a few seconds after the song ends before bursting into laughter and then the feed ends.]
[Blaine appears and he floats there for a moment, simply watching Rachel with a sad expression on his face. His own tail is not as flashy as Rachel’s, but if people are familiar with Dalton’s uniforms they would notice that the colors of Blaine’s tail are very similar (blue tail with red outlines). After a few seconds pass, a smile appears on his face and it seems like he has an idea. He swims over to Rachel enthusiastically and he stops right in front of her.]
Rachel, listen to me. The human world? It’s a mess. Life under the sea is better than anything they’ve got up there.
[Oh yes, Blaine is going there. And with that said, he begins the song with his hands on his hips and a large dapper smile on his face.]
The seaweed is always greener in somebody else's lake. You dream about going up there but that is a big mistake. Just look at the world around you right here on the ocean floor! Such wonderful things surround you! What more is you lookin' for?
[Rachel blinks before looking up at Blaine, confused at the interruption to her melancholia, before her lips start to twitch into a smile as she recognizes the lines. When he starts to sing, she outright laughs, and presses her hands to her mouth, her hair floating around her shoulders, before she twists her tail to “stand”, windmilling her arms slightly in order to give Blaine her full attention.
… but Rachel, being Rachel, can only be silent during a musical number for so long, so she quickly joins in for the chorus.]
Under the sea -- under the sea! Darling, it’s better, down where it’s wetter, take it from me -- ! Up on the shore, they work all day, under the sun, they slave away, while we devotin’ full time to floatin’, under the sea!
[Blaine, unfortunately, has no surfaces to jump on since he’s lacking feet to do that, but he does move around a lot still and he swims swiftly around Rachel to continue the song.]
Down here all the fish is happy, as off through the waves they roll. The fish on the land ain't happy they sad 'cause they in their bowl. But fish in the bowl is lucky they in for a worser fate--One day when the boss get hungry, guess who's gon' be on the plate?
[Rachel swims in a wide loop before spinning with a grin to continue singing, her brilliantly colored tail glittering as she comes to a stop.]
Under the sea, under the sea -- ! No one can eat us, fry us, and beat us in fricassee! We what the land folks love to cook, under the sea we off the hook! We got no troubles, life is the bubbles, under the sea!
[He immediately begins the next line as soon as Rachel finishes singing her last part.]
Under the sea! Since life is sweet here we got the beat here naturally! Even the sturgeon an' the ray they get the urge 'n' start to play. We got the spirit, you got to hear it! Under the sea!
[Rachel grins before she sucks in a deep breath, spinning neatly, before she sings, without hesitation or a skip in the beat, the next piece of the song.]
The newt play the flute, the carp play the harp, the plaice play the bass and they soundin' sharp, the bass play the brass, the chub play the tub, the fluke is the duke of soul -- !
[And her voice dips an octave, to sing out the much lower:]
Yeah!
[As Blaine begins the next part, he begins to dance in the famous Warbler fashion...aka the two step side to side dance but without the actual steps. He seems to be doing it well though!]
The ray he can play, the lings on the strings, the trout rockin' out, the blackfish she sings, the smelt and the sprat, they know where it's at--An' oh that blowfish blow!
[At this point, the climax of the song has begun and the both begin to sing the rest of the song, singing and dancing around each other as the song reaches its end.]
Under the sea
(Under the sea!)
Under the sea
(Under the sea!)
When the sardine begin the beguin it's music to me!
(Music is to me!)
What do they got? A lot of sand! We got a hot crustacean band! Each little clam here know how to jam here under the sea. Each little slug here cuttin' a rug here under the sea. Each little snail here know how to wail here that's why it's hotter under the water ya we in luck here down in the muck here--
Under the sea!
[In true Disney fashion, Rachel and Blaine both make sure whatever dance they were doing during the last part of the song finishes and that they sing the last note while floating next to each other, with arms wide open until the song comes to an end. They remain there for a few seconds after the song ends before bursting into laughter and then the feed ends.]