Characters: Anthony J. Crowley and
vatheon!
Location: In the movie theater.
Time: Whenever you want, he's here all day.
Style: I'll match you!
Status: Open like the box office. B)
[So, you're at the movie theater, just watching one of those lovely films they have to show, like The Codfather or Harry Otter. You're having a grand old time, and the movie
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[now that the film is over, she's a bit drier, but still quite confused, and prepares to exit the theatre and figure out just exactly where she is and what's happened and whether or not she's had some kind of mental breakdown]
[is jolted out of her frantic thoughts by a loud snore, which she investigates]
[pulls out her wand] [whispers] Lumos. [the wand tip lights, illuminating the man's face]
[tentatively] ...hello?
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Bloody stupid Hieronymous Bosch...
[Yeah, that makes a lot of sense.]
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[Lily doesn't particularly want to...touch him, but she's curious about him now]
Nox. [the light of her wand goes out and she takes a step back, pointing her wand at him]
[smirks] Rictusempra.
[a beam of silver light hits its target square in the chest. A tickling charm]
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[And then when the tickling charm hits him, Crowley jumps up like a rocket taking off, surprise written all over his face. Oh, yeah, he's woken up.]
What in the bloody-ahahahahahahahaaaaa!
[And then he trips over the chair in front of him and falls, still giggling. SO GRACEFUL, CROWLEY. He tries his best to glare up at Lily, trying to speak in between fits of giggling.]
Ahahahaha- would you- heeheheeee- please STOP THIS- ahahahahahaaaaaa!
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Haven't seen you in ages, wake up.
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Mmmm...I'm not your cat.
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Wake up, Tony.
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[He cracks one eye open, though.] Oh. Hi, Effy.
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Smirking.
Oh dear.]
This is a terrible place to sleep.
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Mmmmm...go away.
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Because it had the word cod in it. He liked that word!
There wasn't any explosion though, which bummed him out.
So to make up for it, he was going to entertain himself with his moose!
Squeak!
Squeak!]
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Well attempt to anyways if all the squeaking from the moose or his plushed feet doesn't wake up CrawleyCrowley.
Or the giggling.]
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[What is this strange squeaking noise? It is being rather rude, disturbing Crowley's sleep like that.]
[Without even waking up, Crowley raises his hand, points in a vague direction where he thinks the annoying sounds are coming from, and sets it on fire. Problem solved.]
[Too bad he has totally missed his mark, and has instead set a nearby movie theater seat on fire. Crowle, why must you be so lazy.]
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[On his way out, he spots the snoring man in the last row, and decides to sit down next to him. Watching a man sleep is evidently much more interesting than watching the adventures of a magical orphaned otter.]
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I told you that the smile doesn't look right, Leo. But noooooo, you think it's bloody perfect...
[The life and times of Anthony J. Crowley, everybody.]
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[Let's see how long he can hold a conversation with a sleeping man.]
A perfect film for children of all ages.
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Aziraphale, go away. I mean it.
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