Colin Starfury (
freedom_engineer) wrote in
thebastion2014-07-29 12:38 pm
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Day 213, A New Hope (Open to All)
Who: Colin, and anyone else interested in watching Star Wars
Open: Open
When: Day 213, After Dark
Where: Out at the Dragon Field
What: Colin wants to get movie nights started, so he's picking a natural first choice
Format: Make your choice
Warnings: Star Wars, Colin (Though he'll be staying out of the way.)
For the past several days, Colin has been busily at work in his shop, preparing... something. Well, that something has been completed. It's a projection screen large enough for a good sized audience, and some mountings for sound equipment. He's already conferred with Anna to borrow her projector for this, and he's been working in secret out at the Dragonfield all day, keeping quiet about his plans. Though, anyone with half a clue what a movie screen looks like could probably figure it out.
After the sun goes down, the Bastion will be greeted with some booming sound and music from out on the Dragonfield. A familiar little jaunt for anyone who's ever been to a movie theater before...
"Let's all go to the lobby, let's all go to the lobby, let's all go to the lobby, and get ourselves a snack."
It seems Colin wanted to get things started in campy style. He checked with Rin earlier, a necessity for this to actually work, and there will be snacks available for anyone who asks.
Once the snack bar advertisement has played and gotten peoples' attention, several movie trailers begin to play, one after another. Some may be familiar to people, some will be completely alien. But Colin's planned this so people can have a wide variety of choices as to what they want to see later, if this actually catches on.
So... who wants to see Star Wars on the big screen?
(OOC: Oh, and since I forgot to mention it, Colin will be reading aloud the scrolling text, since he knows not everyone can read it.)
Open: Open
When: Day 213, After Dark
Where: Out at the Dragon Field
What: Colin wants to get movie nights started, so he's picking a natural first choice
Format: Make your choice
Warnings: Star Wars, Colin (Though he'll be staying out of the way.)
For the past several days, Colin has been busily at work in his shop, preparing... something. Well, that something has been completed. It's a projection screen large enough for a good sized audience, and some mountings for sound equipment. He's already conferred with Anna to borrow her projector for this, and he's been working in secret out at the Dragonfield all day, keeping quiet about his plans. Though, anyone with half a clue what a movie screen looks like could probably figure it out.
After the sun goes down, the Bastion will be greeted with some booming sound and music from out on the Dragonfield. A familiar little jaunt for anyone who's ever been to a movie theater before...
"Let's all go to the lobby, let's all go to the lobby, let's all go to the lobby, and get ourselves a snack."
It seems Colin wanted to get things started in campy style. He checked with Rin earlier, a necessity for this to actually work, and there will be snacks available for anyone who asks.
Once the snack bar advertisement has played and gotten peoples' attention, several movie trailers begin to play, one after another. Some may be familiar to people, some will be completely alien. But Colin's planned this so people can have a wide variety of choices as to what they want to see later, if this actually catches on.
So... who wants to see Star Wars on the big screen?
(OOC: Oh, and since I forgot to mention it, Colin will be reading aloud the scrolling text, since he knows not everyone can read it.)

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He's grabbed some snacks from the snack bar, and looks pretty excited. Even with what's happened in his life, he can still appreciate some good science fiction.
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"You know what movie we're watching?"
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... He's not a nerd shut up.
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He takes a seat nearby, assuming Tobias won't mind.
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"Yeah. In my world it's an extremely famous series of movies. It's considered one of the most influential in the genre of science fiction movies at least. They recently re-released it in theaters in my world with new scenes and updated graphics."
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"Shouldn't we be starting with the first one, though?"
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She has no idea this is the hawk she met that time
Whether he'd prefer to share or to get Kitten food of her own, she really doesn't care. It just smells delicious, and she wants some.
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She seems so much smaller like this, it's weird.
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Her curiosity often gets the better of her. Kitten is a friendly, affectionate dragon, but she has a neverending supply of questions, some of which are rather prying. She punctuates this stream of interrogation with an abrupt "Thank you." Taking a bit of the offered food, Kitten stops speaking to wait for answers rather than because her mouth is full. The thing about mindspeech is that you don't need to stop while you eat.
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"You're welcome. I'm usually a hawk. I was born human, but I got stuck as a hawk because there's a time limit. Someone gave me the ability back, but if I stay as a human for more than two hours I won't be able to change again. It's science, rather than magic, but it's science I don't understand because it was given to us by an alien race. ... Aliens are creatures from a planet other than your own, if you don't know that."
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open!
She can't figure out how the images got on the screen, because it's obviously a lot more complicated than shadow puppets. The sound is even more mind-boggling. No one is actually speaking or playing instruments, and how can you possibly record that?
Moreover, what is all this supposed to amount to? They haven't even gotten past the previews and she's completely lost. Probably because to her they seem like a bunch of jumbled scenes that don't make sense together. It's not like she can read any of the text explaining they're previews.]
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What's going on in here?
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It's not just the sounds. There are these images moving on a screen.
[She watches for a moment longer as they move on to something else which claims to be either an adventure story or a kissing book? but seems entirely too short for either.]
I've seen some bad plays, but at least most of them made sense.
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[She thinks for a second.]
I guess it's like the difference between your sandbending and Sokka's... blob monster.
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for Rin + open
[As soon as Bon finds out about the movie screen going up, he's already making plans in his mind. Tonight is going to be a good night, he is sure of it.
His plans happen to involve interrupting Rin wherever she may be, by the way. So HEY RIN HERE'S A BON LOOKING FOR YOU]
[OPEN]
[After taking care of Rin things, Bon is at the movies with everyone else. He has never seen Star Wars before, though, so he might look as confused by it as everyone else is.
But hey, he could probably explain the magic of movies to people who are from worlds without movies?]
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She had no idea Bon was looking for her, and was humming quietly to herself as she swept the wooden floors of the Distillery kitchen.]
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Her tail even puffed up.]
Ryuuji--!
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Hey there. You busy right now?
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The only way for stories to be watched at home is through magic or through attending a play. Kitten likes this way, and has been enjoying the movie herself.
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He reaches down to give the back of her neck a light pet.
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She leans into Colin's hand, asking, "Are light sabers real, either before or because of this story?"
Kitten's favorite character thus far is R2-D2. She wishes his beeps were a real language so that she could understand them properly.
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He grins at her question, and he nods. "Not only are they real, I know people who use them, and I could probably build them with time," he tells her. "But... they're also a very dangerous weapon. Just touching the blade does a lot of damage, you need to know where it is at all times. Careless individuals can lop off a leg just because they lowered their guard wrong."
R2's language in the movie is certainly not a real language, but some day, he might introduce her to a robot whose squeaks and beeps are an actual language.
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