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disappearedmods (disappearedmods) wrote in disappear_rpg,
@ 2010-05-28 18:06:00

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idol

Changed my mind. IDOL EVENT.
WHO: The whole school!
WHAT: Kickoff of the idol event!
WHERE: The Auditorium!
WHEN: Last Period!
WHY: Because there can be only one!

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ohkojima
2010-05-29 05:26 pm UTC (link)

Norio smiled, and the air around him seemed to drop twenty degrees.

"Looks like you were going for your books. You think this is really the time to study, huh? If you really wanted to show the spirit of a Nanakamado student, you'd be a little more interested in the actual competition, don't you think?"

This set him to fingering the edge of his notebook, the starting place of upcoming promotionals, and the top of a pile of preview magazines that he intended to pass out. The ones with him were the leftovers.

"But, then again, who am I to judge? What you do with your honor is your own business."

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daioujou
2010-05-29 05:38 pm UTC (link)

"It would be hard in the dark," said Kou.

He saw movement in the corner of his right eye, and caught Norio fretting over his notebook. "All these people are fighting for is a bit of coloured ribbon. I see you observe honour from a distance, since you seem to misunderstand it. I don't mind."

He focused his attention on the backs of heads in front of him, and then over them at the stage. He clearly didn't feel threatened.

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ohkojima
2010-05-29 05:47 pm UTC (link)

Noriko's cold smile softened into an amused grin. "Suit yourself."

Hands came off the notebook, and he leaned back in his chair. "Is it hard, trying to live seven decades in the past? Your idea of culture is laughably outdated, and useless, barring that you get yourself a time machine. Competitions like this... they're the heart and soul of today's Japan. You should get used to that."

Now he was focused on Kouchisei. This was far more interesting than waiting for the idols.

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daioujou
2010-05-29 06:04 pm UTC (link)

What Norio had earned was to be ignored. What Kouchisei saw this idol contest as was the narrowing of the mind and the spirit. The idea this culture, with its technology and progress, multilated the old traditions was an abhorrent one, and people were happy to let it go on. He refused to let any of it blow him off his feet.

All it was, in the end, was enslavement to another nation's culture.

Idiots.

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