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@Angel Eyes
Scanning memory of childhood films...

Hey, isn't that just fanart of Howl from Howl's Moving Castle?
@Sini
I'm going to have to shift to being maybe probably interested, some other things have come up but I'm still hoping to participate.
@Jacobite
I'll slide in to snag that First Mate slot, thank you kindly, my sheet should be done tomorrow or the day after.
The first noise Dominic made as his eyes opened was a sort of guttural groan, the one you make when you were deeply asleep only a second ago but now you’ve been torn into the waking world and you just know that you won’t be able to go back. He didn’t move, just stared at the blank white of his ceiling and blinked slowly. The cloud of sleep was quickly retreating and the day, with its attendant worries, was rushing in. By his right arm there was a gentle mewing and he looked down to see Toretto, his cat, nuzzling his hand. He could only want attention, however, as Dominic was sure there was food left out for him.

The second noise Dominic made was a mixture of a gasp and a curse, his eyes having found the unforgiving hands of the clock pointing to You Should Already Be Gone rather than No Rush. He threw back the blankets, almost sending Toretto flying, and scrambled towards the shower. In and out in under three minutes, he tried to combine towelling himself with desperately spreading whatever he could get his hands on all over some bread. So less than ten minutes after waking, he waved goodbye to Toretto and stepped out onto the street, his hair still wet and his mouth full of improvised breakfast.

The third noise Dominic made was apologetic, a mumbled excuse as he quietly let himself in just before Art’s announcement. The bus journey had been surprisingly crowded and he’d realised as he ran to catch it that his head was horribly cold and that he might have forgotten to lock the door, so his mood was a little greyer than usual when he’s finally arrived at the theatre. He felt lucky that Art had been in the process of giving something of a rousing speech to the company when he let himself in though, as no one could draw the eye of a group of people away from him quite like the director.

When Art asked for suggestions, however, Dominic made no noise. He waited for someone else to talk and heard Lucas say his piece first. Then their gentle giant, Noa, laughed, wagged a finger at the young man and said “When was the last time we put on anything classic? Most of the stuff we do these days is practically pantomime, not exactly Greek tragedy. If you’re looking for suggestions though Art, I like Lucas’s point about risk. We could do worse than putting on something people know but promise to do it in a new way. At least that way we can be sure people will know what we’re putting on but then it had better be properly new, know what I mean?”

The fourth noise Dominic made was the first set of proper words he’d spoken that day, a coherent sentence strung together properly that other people might actually be able to make sense of. ”Why not a musical? I know some people here don’t love them” he pointedly avoided looking at Lucas ”but it would be a risk, like Art’s asking for, a risk. They’re harder to stage, take more rehearsal and would mean pushing everyone that much further. It’s a risk but… maybe it would be brilliant.” It was an unusually long speech for Dominic, like the day’s words had been saved up until then. When he was done speaking, he looked down almost subconsciously, avoiding catching anyone’s eyes.
Oh my, I do like Robert's Rebellion as a setting. Can I ask whether you're going to put up a list on claimable canons or handle them on a case-by-case basis? And either way, is my number one man Ser Arthur Dayne up for grabs?
@Gowi
My other character, Midnighter, has already been accepted, so that actually is the issue here. Either way, my point still stands; I'm fine with things moving slowly once they've started moving, but this hasn't been set in motion.

Good luck with the roleplay.
This wasn’t an uncommon practice for Wyn. Ever since she joined this band of merry gentlemen (and gentleladies), they’d all fallen victim to some of her less harmful experiments over the years.


This really feels like something that should've been worked out with the other players. Obviously the characters are unaware of it happening but it affects the stories and arcs we might want to tell without our consent, not to mention the overall dynamic of the team. I think it's bad form at the very best to have affected the lives of our characters without asking us, godmodding at the worst. I'm really not comfortable with this being added into the backstory of my character without being told, at the very least.

I'm also not sure how it could go unnoticed when there's several doctors on the team and a telepath?
Sad to say that I think I'll be formally stepping out too, I don't mind things going slowly but when things have stalled before they've started, it's time to move on. This one may have to be chalked up as a casualty to that number one cause of roleplay deaths, real life, as the GM was apparently taken out of action before the game could be launched.
@Solo
Okay, here he is, took a day longer than expected.

@murdoc
You just know Noa's going to be petting that dog for the rest of the meeting.
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