Who: All those who've said they were interested in auditioning, OPEN. What: Audition time!! When: Saturday Where: Dorian's place/ the TheatreStyle: Anything
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....that last line WAT.hanginbyatailFebruary 16 2010, 08:00:13 UTC
[comes in earlyish] Dorian! Hey Dorian! Your director has arrived!
[and he's ready. he picked up the script a while ago and while the play was interesting to say the least, true to his word, he studied it and has a pretty good idea of what's going on. shouldn't be too hard anyway]
I do! It's - [...hey, why is he standing so close? He stares at Dorian for a moment, before going back to the script. Oh well, more for Loki!] - brilliant, if I do say so myself.
You can always take Jarlaxle home with you.showmeshiniesFebruary 16 2010, 15:48:59 UTC
[Curious and bored at the apartment, Jarlaxle leaves a little early and shows up around 2. He's been looking forward to this day, if only to see what could happen as a result. He takes a script and finds a wall to lean against while he examines it.]
[In the afternoon-ish. He wanders in on a whim, and takes a look around disinterestedly. Seeing nothing that particularly captures his attention beyond the sense of liberty that always came with the theater, he strides forward with a friendly wave.]
I am a horrible personmadcuriosityFebruary 18 2010, 23:12:41 UTC
[Alice had calmed down from being turned into essentially a woman. Ichijou and the Inspector had been kind enough to get her much more proper clothing for her age and body, and as such her curiosity about Dorian's theater group had now overridden her stress at being essentially an older woman. She peeked into the theater and gasped as she entered. It was simply beautiful.]
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[and he's ready. he picked up the script a while ago and while the play was interesting to say the least, true to his word, he studied it and has a pretty good idea of what's going on. shouldn't be too hard anyway]
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Zidane?
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We meet at last! [laughs] Hey there! This is gonna be a blast.
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Have you read the play?
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He's loved this play since that chap Wilde wrote it. Oh, satire at its finest.]
- for the first time, the vital Importance of Being Earnest - ha ha, every single time...
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[and here comes Dorian, standing just a little too close to you to be appropriate, for 19th century standards, at least.]
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So, any ideas as to which role you will be trying for?
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[walks closer and leans on the same wall, beside you]
Any ideas of which part you plan to audition for?
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Good afternoon.
I'm afraid I have no idea, as of yet.
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[ducks his head boyishly and laughs]
It will amuse me to see you play the part of a priest.
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Aren't you the busy man.
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[inclines his head in a greeting]
Good afternoon, Mister Nightray.
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A lovely change of pace, isn't it?
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Like what you see, Miss Alice?
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Oh! Mr. Dorian. It's simply beautiful!
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[takes your hand to give the little lady a kiss on the back of it]
Good afternoon, Miss Alice. I hope the day has been fair to you thusfar?
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