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Tweak says, "you so fiiiiiiiine."

Jack Barry (buyinga) wrote in dalton_rpg,
@ 2011-05-24 14:10:00

Entry tags:

! mass thread, @ character: (all), @ character: (haverstone girls), @ character: aaron treacy, @ character: christophe cottier, @ character: constance freedmont, @ character: eoin costigan, @ character: jack barry, @ character: npc, @ character: thackery avalon, event: rent, status: abandoned, status: open

Who: Everybody
What: RENT! All six shows, squished into one convenient event.
Where: ...The auditorium
When: Tuesday - Sunday
Rating: Well. It is RENT.

((OOC because how would I actually start to tag a thing like this?

This is set up like any other event - in time sections. I'll have subsections for each day's performance. We're not playing out the whole show, obviously, it's implied that the show happens, but you can tag whatever part you want, during the performance or backstage or in the audience or what have you.

Also: I'm putting "during the performance" before "intermission" in the comments, even though the intermission sort of happens in the middle of that. It doesn't mean that the "During the performance" events all have to occur before intermission. Makes sense? God I hope so.

BREAK A LEG ERRYBUDDY.))

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	Re: After the performance: in the audience dalton_npc 2011-05-27 04:58 am UTC (link)
	Yes, David Treacy had actually sat through the show. The entire show, watching his little brother make out with guys and dance around in a skirt just to get an opportunity to talk to him. "Aaron." He called, seeing the familiar face exit finally. (Reply to this) (Parent) (Thread)

Re: After the performance: in the audience

graceiswasted
2011-05-27 05:13 am UTC (link)

"David." Aaron only acknowledged his brother warily, jaw slightly tensed. Their last meeting hadn't gone well.

"...You saw the show, then." Not that he had had any deep desire to have his brother witness him dancing around in a dress and making out with a boy he happened to be dating. Aaron's voice was deliberately very level and very even - if David had a purpose in coming here, he could address it himself.

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	Re: After the performance: in the audience dalton_npc 2011-05-27 05:30 am UTC (link)
	David just nodded lightly feeling... Nothing. That's what meds did, right? "That's why I'm here." He shrugged, as though the answer was obvious. "You had some... er... chemistry with the guy who played the other AIDS guy." Awkward comments were definitely David's specialty when it came to... these types of things. (Reply to this) (Parent) (Thread)

Re: After the performance: in the audience

graceiswasted
2011-05-27 05:46 am UTC (link)

Jack. Good thing Aaron was very good at lying.

"That's why it's called acting," he shrugged easily. "Turns out I'm good at it."

There was something about David today, Aaron thought, and it took him a while to pinpoint it. He's on his meds, he discovered, with something akin to wonder.

So he wasn't here to start a fight. Hopefully. But then what for?

"...Why are you here, David."

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	Re: After the performance: in the audience dalton_npc 2011-05-27 06:01 am UTC (link)
	David averted his eyes at the question, tempted to make another comment about the quality of Aaron's 'acting', but he swallowed the words down along with the lump in his throat. "To... erm..." It was just one word, but it was probably the hardest one David could thing of right now. "Apologize." (Reply to this) (Parent) (Thread)

	Re: After the performance: in the audience graceiswasted 2011-05-27 06:27 am UTC (link)
	...If Aaron had been expecting anything, it certainly wasn't that. He shifted from one leg to the other, glancing around. This was a private conversation - having it in a theatre probably wasn't the smartest way to go about it. "Apology accepted," he mumbled. This conversation either had to end or be moved; that was up to David. (Reply to this) (Parent) (Thread)

	Re: After the performance: in the audience dalton_npc 2011-05-27 06:30 am UTC (link)
	Unsure of what else to say, since his apology was accepted with an unprecedented amount of ease, he glanced down at his feet awkwardly, trying to decide whether he should say the rest of his bit or not. Aaron, however, started moving, presenting David with another choice: follow or leave. Reluctantly, he trailed after his brother. This talk needed to happen. (Reply to this) (Parent)

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