Karkat Vantas (
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Some time ago for romantic purposes Karkat came into possession of a large holographic video display. He has been nursing an idea for a while, but the weather outside in mock-Scotland has been too grotesque to make it feasible.
Tonight, however, the grotty mist has finally stopped and when Karkat rises with the moon he discovers weather that is almost practically tolerable, especially once he deploys a firepit and spreads a tarp over the damp ground.
He fiddles with the projector a bit, finally managing to project the king-sized screen he wants over the lake. The first romcom he cues up is Pretty Woman, and he grunts with satisfaction as he plops himself into an stuffed husk he hauled down from his room and the familiar opening begins to unfold.
Welcome to the drive-in. The second film in the triple feature will be Grosse Pointe Blank, followed by My Best Friend's Wedding.
[OPEN THREAD! Feel free to use the setting with or without tagging Karkat, he will out here all night marathoning cheesy romantic comedies. Feel free to suggest movies that will follow Pretty Woman, and I will update this post with a list of the ones this cranky sumbitch has approved that people can reference playing.]
Tonight, however, the grotty mist has finally stopped and when Karkat rises with the moon he discovers weather that is almost practically tolerable, especially once he deploys a firepit and spreads a tarp over the damp ground.
He fiddles with the projector a bit, finally managing to project the king-sized screen he wants over the lake. The first romcom he cues up is Pretty Woman, and he grunts with satisfaction as he plops himself into an stuffed husk he hauled down from his room and the familiar opening begins to unfold.
Welcome to the drive-in. The second film in the triple feature will be Grosse Pointe Blank, followed by My Best Friend's Wedding.
[OPEN THREAD! Feel free to use the setting with or without tagging Karkat, he will out here all night marathoning cheesy romantic comedies. Feel free to suggest movies that will follow Pretty Woman, and I will update this post with a list of the ones this cranky sumbitch has approved that people can reference playing.]
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Eventually she walks down to where there appears to be a person watching the thing. Perhaps he can explain what it is.
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His voice is loud but not a shout; hoarse and brusque, but with no particular unfriendliness.
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Teresa's voice is naturally soft, but otherwise she has no concept of an 'indoor voice,' or of knowing how one is expected to talk in front of movies. She stops a few meters away from him, and points at the screen. "What is that?"
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"IT'S LIKE... HANG ON, HOW PRIMITIVE ARE YOU? DO YOU KNOW WHAT A BOOK IS?"
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HD: Oh, hey!
HD: I have a question!
HD: Trolls are nocturnal, right?
HD: If I set a flash bang grenade off in your face, would you be blinded long enough for me to figure out what your blood color is?
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CG: WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF I CUT YOU IN HALF?
CG: I ASK BECAUSE IF THERE IS THE SLIGHTEST CHANCE YOU WOULD REGENERATE INTO TWO HAPLESS SHITBAGS
CG: THEN I DON'T WANT TO ROLL THOSE DICE
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HD: Anyway, now that we've got the initial sally out of the way, what are you up to?
HD: I had another chance to take a look at the storage deck
HD: Still impressed
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CG: THAT YOUR APPRECIATION JUST MAKES YOU SOUND MORE PRIMITIVE.
CG: EVEN SOME HUMAN UNIVERSES HAVE FIGURED IT OUT
CG: DIS* IS SUCH A BULGE-TWEAKINGLY SIMPLE COMPUTER LANGUAGE COMPARED TO THE SERIOUS EMPIRICAL CODING LANGUAGES LIKE ~ATH ANYWAY
CG: IT IS BASICALLY FOR WRIGGLERS WHO EXCRETE HARD IN THEIR DIAPERSTEMS
CG: ANY PISSWAFFLE COULD PROGRAM A BASIC SYLLADEX, IF THEY HAVE THE CARDS
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GA: Karkat
GA: Would You Be Opposed To Some Company
GA: Im Feeling Rather Social This Evening
[ooc: May go to insta-slowtime, but I just wanted to tag in.]
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CG: GO LOOK OUT THE WINDOW
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GA: What
GA: Very Well
GA: ...
GA: Jegus
GA: I Suppose That Should Teach Me To Look Up From My Work Now And Then
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CG: AND ALSO
CG: WITH EVERYONE WITHIN A ONE MILE RADIUS?
He is enjoying this too much.
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That probably won't be happening anytime soon.
"...the fuck...?"
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Much of this movie makes little or no sense to someone who grew up in a post-apocalyptic dystopia.
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"WHAT IS THE PROBLEM? I HAD THIS PROJECTOR AND I THOUGHT OTHER PEOPLE MIGHT WANT TO WATCH A MOVIE TOO. I EVEN PICKED A HUMAN MOVIE."
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Interesting. Enzo's been to drive-ins before, but he didn't expect one here. Though, on further reflection, he can't imagine why he wouldn't.
Let's see what's on.
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Karkat gives him a grudging nod; green dudes are kind of a sore subject. But this one does not seem to have a skull for a head, so he gets the benefit of the doubt.
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Okay, so trolls make him uneasy. He's from cyberspace. It's a thing.
Still, some of his friends are friends with them, so the benefit of the doubt will be likewise given. "What're we watching?"
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Do sprites know who John Cusack is? Bluh bluh universal constant and so on.
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That, said, he gapes at those large pictures, that giant mummery, lingering above the lake, and must admit he cannot make either head or tail of it.
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Late tag is late. <3
"Well met again, Poins," Autor says, grinning as he gestures to the screen. "Do you happen to know what this miracle of modernity is?"
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