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Characters: Ed and Al Elric
Location: A Random Blockbuster, perhaps Casualty Communal
Rating: PG13
Time: July 9
Description: The brothers Elric attempt a movie night... if they can agree on what to watch.
Ed wandered the brightly lit aisles of the movie rental shop, thumbing through the slim, colorful cases and trying to read titles and teasers while at the same time keeping an eye on Al. It was difficult for Al not to draw stares, and even in this world with all its strangeness, this remained true. Al looked even more out of place here than he had in Amestris.
And after two years of living in the other world, Ed had almost forgotten how rude people could be about it. A couple's three kids had sneaked off from their parents and were trailing them, peering around the corners of the shelves and whispering and snickering. For the time being, he ignored them - likely they'd be too intimidated by the seven-foot-tall suit of armor with spikes on it to actually say anything. If they did, Ed would hand them their asses on a platter, the rude, nosy, little brats.
Ed's eyebrow twitched and he shoved another DVD at Al. "Whatcha think about this one? The monster looks badass, doesn't it? And it's got sequels."
Location: A Random Blockbuster, perhaps Casualty Communal
Rating: PG13
Time: July 9
Description: The brothers Elric attempt a movie night... if they can agree on what to watch.
Ed wandered the brightly lit aisles of the movie rental shop, thumbing through the slim, colorful cases and trying to read titles and teasers while at the same time keeping an eye on Al. It was difficult for Al not to draw stares, and even in this world with all its strangeness, this remained true. Al looked even more out of place here than he had in Amestris.
And after two years of living in the other world, Ed had almost forgotten how rude people could be about it. A couple's three kids had sneaked off from their parents and were trailing them, peering around the corners of the shelves and whispering and snickering. For the time being, he ignored them - likely they'd be too intimidated by the seven-foot-tall suit of armor with spikes on it to actually say anything. If they did, Ed would hand them their asses on a platter, the rude, nosy, little brats.
Ed's eyebrow twitched and he shoved another DVD at Al. "Whatcha think about this one? The monster looks badass, doesn't it? And it's got sequels."