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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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Sam held the shoulders of the sweater up to Akito's midsection, waiting for the younger girl to take hold of the top before zipping the sweater up and as close to 'closed' as it could comfortably come. She then brushed Akito's hands away so that she could tie the sleeves, securing the sweater and ensuring the sleeves would stay out of the way.
"That alright? Not too tight, I hope? And oh, no, no, no, god. No. Everything is weird here." Shaking her head, the adept took a step back to better assess her handiwork, though she looked very seriously to Akito as she spoke. "I've ridden a dragon, I've fought a blender, and giant alien robots make up half my social circle. Everything is weird, here; you're pretty near normal."
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Akito obeys the silent instructions, watching curiously and intently. This is useful knowledge to have, she thinks. "It's fine, thank you. I'm glad that I seem comparatively normal."
And it's true - she really, really is.
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"I dunno, the shirt dress thing is cool. Very vintage." A pause, then, teasingly, "Makes sense, since Sam's from the past and all."
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"If Hiro says the shirt dress thing is cool, and vintage, then I am happy to wear more shirt dress things."
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"Speaking of: is there any more food?"
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"I have half a dozen."
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"I brought some fruits and vegetables to eat."
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He knows his duty and, despite recoiling at the thought of (ugh) lettuce, turns towards Akito first. "What kind?"
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"...I've never had any of those things before, but I've heard very good things about honey!"
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And then he'll pause to make a face at Sam. "Two apiece? Are they big cookies, at least?"
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It seemed like a plausible possibility; for all she knew, Akito (with her interest in documentaries, and her going without electricity, and her views on views of the body) had come from some sort of commune.
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Look at all of her belongings, Hiro! She is very proud of them!
"I'm not a vegan - I need animal proteins in my diet... So I would like to try one, if that's okay? If I don't like it Hiro can have the rest of mine."
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"Animal proteins are the best!" This is said as Hiro reaches to grab his two designated cookies and manage to somehow eat them both at the exact same time.
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"Ah- I never had them before coming here... But it's hard to imagine they could taste any better!" She very delicately grabs one of the cookies for now, making sure to hold it with great care so it doesn't crumble or break. She plans on saving it for the movie. "I don't know how to cook, so if it isn't raw then it isn't for me! But raw food has a lot of flavour, so I like it very much."
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"You can't cook? ...how do you eat meat, then?"
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Her curiousity was frank, but uncritical---just curiousity. As acknowledged, everybody's expectations were all over the board, and that something so basic as food should illustrate that (frankly) figured.
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To answer the question about meat, however... "When I have meat here I just eat it raw. Like, sushi? I like raw fish."
Akito will hesitantly take another cookie, tucking it away very carefully with her fruits with a small 'thank you'.
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The explanation about the meat gets a thoughtful nod. "Sushi's good. I dunno how good the fish here is -- isn't there pollution and stuff? And what d'you do about like, not-fish meat?"
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pft tenses with you guys