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They say there's nothing new under the sun
Who: Hiro, Sam, and anybody else who wants to watch Tremors
What: Watching Tremorsand possibly discussing swear words prior to the show
Where: The new outdoor theatre in the Northwest
When: Backdated to Thursday night, dusk.
Warnings: Language? Probably language.
The ‘official story’ was simple, if outlandish: Sam had happened across a VHS tape of Tremors (true) while lost (false) in the dense mire of mess which was Hiro’s room. Though the tape had actually been uncovered in the Warehouse, she had no intention of saying so; she didn’t want to wonder if the truth would reach Dirge, or want to deal with the seeker if he heard and, hearing, took it into his head to reclaim the cassette. What she did want was to make good on what she’d said to Jadewing.
’Sometime, we’ll find for you a few decent horror flicks.’
Tremors had turned out to be the first of that few. With luck, and a little---or a lot---of looking, there would be others, and so the whole theatre project had been buttressed by the hope of having more movies. The screen was situated at one side of the clearing Irja had kindly created, suspended between the trunks of two massive trees and braced by branches across its back. (The controls were there, as well, and at two elevations; the human-scale console sheltered in what looked, to Sam, like an ice shack.) A viewing deck had been built opposite the screen, encircling one wide walnut tree at a height which would have any occupants up enough to talk to standing Cybertronians comfortably, without craning. The deck had been outfitted with a ladder, a small collection of mismatched chairs, and (importantly!) a small free-standing fire pit. Two ridges crossed the clearing so that people could park angled up to better see the screen, but the clearing itself was otherwise almost ordinary---and only ‘almost’ on account of its creation.
All things considered, the set-up was pretty sweet.
What: Watching Tremors
Where: The new outdoor theatre in the Northwest
When: Backdated to Thursday night, dusk.
Warnings: Language? Probably language.
The ‘official story’ was simple, if outlandish: Sam had happened across a VHS tape of Tremors (true) while lost (false) in the dense mire of mess which was Hiro’s room. Though the tape had actually been uncovered in the Warehouse, she had no intention of saying so; she didn’t want to wonder if the truth would reach Dirge, or want to deal with the seeker if he heard and, hearing, took it into his head to reclaim the cassette. What she did want was to make good on what she’d said to Jadewing.
’Sometime, we’ll find for you a few decent horror flicks.’
Tremors had turned out to be the first of that few. With luck, and a little---or a lot---of looking, there would be others, and so the whole theatre project had been buttressed by the hope of having more movies. The screen was situated at one side of the clearing Irja had kindly created, suspended between the trunks of two massive trees and braced by branches across its back. (The controls were there, as well, and at two elevations; the human-scale console sheltered in what looked, to Sam, like an ice shack.) A viewing deck had been built opposite the screen, encircling one wide walnut tree at a height which would have any occupants up enough to talk to standing Cybertronians comfortably, without craning. The deck had been outfitted with a ladder, a small collection of mismatched chairs, and (importantly!) a small free-standing fire pit. Two ridges crossed the clearing so that people could park angled up to better see the screen, but the clearing itself was otherwise almost ordinary---and only ‘almost’ on account of its creation.
All things considered, the set-up was pretty sweet.
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It's easier to wander around as a girl - more comfortable, too. Less anatomy to get in the way of moving around. She wears her t-shirt, of course (she has some sense of decency), and it almost reaches down far enough to cover everything up. Everyone just overlook the half-nude young girl, alright? Nothing to see here! Just very nice legs with a sparse bit of hair between them because puberty is a thing, even for bioengineered part-humans. Please save her from the horrible, horrible fate of teenager hormones.
She has her rucksack with her, filled with various bunches of fresh fruits and crisp vegetables to munch on. Akito's only problem is that she doesn't know where to sit.
It's not that big of a problem though - she wants to continue staring at the entire set-up with keen interest for a while anyway. Maybe if she's lucky, someone she knows will want to sit with her.
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...aaaand then it hit him, and he immediately covers his eyes, squinching them shut. "You're, uh....you're not wearing any pants."
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"I don't have any pants."
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"I-I can lend you some?"
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Slowly, she begins to worry that she's doing something very wrong - or maybe she somehow hasn't shifted sex properly? Is she so disgusting that people won't want to look at her? It doesn't occur to her that people are easily embarrassed by nudity. So obviously she must be doing something awful in some way.
"I'll borrow pants! But don't hide your face? Please? If it's so bad I won't not wear pants again, even if I don't like them!"
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"I-It's, uh...just...p-people usually, um...don't...go n-naked. A-At all."
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How to explain human customs re: modest, SAM HELP D:
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"Theatres aren't really an exemption, so there's this general expectation attendees will have something on under the equator, which would be why he's surprised. I'm surprised. I'm also thinking I should say: butts are usually covered too." Covering your ass was, after all, important. "And it's also considered kind of taboo to see somebody in such a state of undress, especially when that somebody is of the opposite gender."
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Then again, for all the textbook knowledge she has... Admittedly not much of it covered societal expectations.
"Would it be better if I was a boy?"
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'Differently each time' seemed like an appealing option, but this was neither the time nor the place to air that opinion; instead, Sam considered the question carefully.
"....nnnot really? There seems---at least, in my own experience---to be a bit more tolerance for female nudity. But as you can see," she swept a hand towards Hiro, conscience clear as hey, he had his eyes covered, "it still prompts some strong reactions, so I should ask: would you be strongly opposed to a skirt or something?"
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At Sam's gesture, Akito returns her attention to Hiro and - for the first time since this encounter started - blushes before quickly looking back down at her dirty feet. To the woman's question she nods, whispering a tiny, ashamed little "A skirt is okay."
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pft tenses with you guys
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Someone is also bouncing on the balls of her feet, brimming with gleeful energy. "I wonder if the others I've met will be here? Hopefully Hiro will be! If I can't find him or Sam, is it okay if I sit with you?"
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He gave the kid a lopsided grin. "Yeah. You can sit with me. You should be able to find Sam and Hiro, though, I saw Sam not too long ago, and I'm sure Hiro is around here too."
Maybe all three
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She hasn't yet picked up on the ability to not be so glaringly, embarrassingly, obviously eager. And the fact that she gets as excited over the chance to see a movie for the first time as she does at just the though of spending time with Hiro should probably tell her something about her feelings.
But, of course, it doesn't.
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"No, thank you. I'm sure that if he's nearby we will hear him soon."
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"I'm sure he'll be happy to see you made it too."
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She isn't upset by this in the least - says it simply, as though it's a fact. And to her it is. Akito believers herself to be annoying, always asking too many questions. Being baffled by simple, common things. Not understanding societal expectations. Being over eager about... pretty much everything.
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Akito even finds herself annoying at times, so it really is a surprise to her.
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