At ten to seven the lights in the main halls flashed, and people hurried to their seats as the lights in the auditorium went down. Behind the curtain, everyone was waiting silently in their places. then the curtain came up, the lights came up, the music started and the spectacle had begun
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It's strange, again, to be an escort to a lady in the performance, but I can watch it on my own and meet her easily enough after. It is... The gala did not prepare me for an entire performance like this. I can only wonder how it would all be if the house was full of people anticipating this sort of thing.
I wonder why it needed to be so sad at the end. I have a lot to think about, but now I need to go meet Meg.
"That was incredible. It seemed quite well done to me as well."
Pardon. I do not consciously know this opera (I may well have heard bits, but I couldn't say.) I'm too tired and my eyes burn (allergies) to go watching right now. Allergies suk.
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"It was rather good, wasn't it? A very nice start to the run."
[[ooc: it's okay. I watched a bit of it, I read the synopsis, and I'm calling that good enough. You're entitled to be even vaguer than I've been, and I think I started out vague... :) ]]
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They all are--that sort of dancing looks like it would be difficult.
"You all should be pleased."
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"Shall we wander to the hall?"
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Now, in the hall, she was momentarily without Faramir (he'd gone to get them drinks) and so she walked the few paces over to him, to discuss the show.
"It went very well, I think. A good note for opening night." She didn't subscribe to the superstition that a good opening night meant a bad run and vice versa.
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In the entrance hall, he let his gaze sweep over those that lingered, pleasure radiating from him like from a well-stroked cat. It wasn't perfect, given the shadow that lingered in his heart and the empty space by his side, but it was good, and good was something that had been rare these last few months.
He'd take it.
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"Kit! I didn't have much time to talk to you at all, yet - But I wanted to to welcome you to the family, so to speak." She smiled widely. "The opening night of your first show here... and it went well."
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It was as good a name as anyone's and he was vaguely put out at his birth name not being recognized these days.
[three-way's fine!]
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"My name is Faramir of Gondor," I respond, holding out a hand to shake. "Congratulations to you. I not only enjoyed the performance very much but am now very curious for the next so that I can compare."
Not to rush anything.
"Though I don't suppose a rest after this would be too much for you to ask. We have nothing like this at home."
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"Hello!" she said brightly.
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