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Evil Karaoke post
The machine waits, it sits in the corner near the piano and the jukebox blending in and watching for its moment.
Cassian walks in from a busy street and slips his way through the crowd of Milliways towards the counter, but there's a turn he didn't expect. Then suddenly he's holding a device and singing. When he tries to stop singing he can't so he sings along with anger in his voice, he hates being the center of attention.
When the song ends with a dramatic flourish, he stumbles to a table as the karaoke machine moves to its next victim
OOC: The Karaoke machine is awake. I'm going to set up threads for others to sing and to watch in horror. Open to any reactions or to make your characters sing whether they want to or not. Tag in wherever works. And open for ages. Link in post leads to a video of Bruce Springsteen singing.
Tiny tag: Cassian Andor
Cassian walks in from a busy street and slips his way through the crowd of Milliways towards the counter, but there's a turn he didn't expect. Then suddenly he's holding a device and singing. When he tries to stop singing he can't so he sings along with anger in his voice, he hates being the center of attention.
Well, no cannonballs did fly, no rifles cut us down
No bombs fell from the sky, no blood soaked the ground
No powder flash blinded the eye, no deathly thunder sounded
But just as sure as the hand of God, they brought death to my hometown
They brought death to my hometown, boys
No shells ripped the evening sky, no cities burning down
No army stormed the shores for which we'd die, no dictators were crowned
I awoke from a quiet night, I never heard a sound
The marauders raided in the dark and brought death to my hometown, boys
Death to my hometown.
They destroyed our families, factories, and they took our homes
They left our bodies on the plains, the vultures picked our bones
So listen up, my sonny boy, be ready for when they come
For they'll be returning sure as the rising sun
Now get yourself a song to sing and sing it 'til you're done
Yeah, sing it hard and sing it well
Send the robber barons straight to hell
The greedy thieves who came around
And ate the flesh of everything they found
Whose crimes have gone unpunished now
Who walk the streets as free men now
Ah, they brought death to our hometown, boys
Death to our hometown, boys
Death to our hometown, boys
Death to our hometown, whoa!
When the song ends with a dramatic flourish, he stumbles to a table as the karaoke machine moves to its next victim
OOC: The Karaoke machine is awake. I'm going to set up threads for others to sing and to watch in horror. Open to any reactions or to make your characters sing whether they want to or not. Tag in wherever works. And open for ages. Link in post leads to a video of Bruce Springsteen singing.
Tiny tag: Cassian Andor
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Oh, thank you, darling, a gin on the rocks, please," he says.
"You...woke it up?"
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The rat comes back with Emcee's drink and he quickly takes a much-needed sip of it.
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"It's better than having an entire different personality thrust upon you along with the flu."
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Cassian's grateful that the flu seemed to have missed him, losing himself would be horrible. It was strange enough suddenly having people he knew not know him.
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"I seem to have acquired some random Russian vocabulary, but not much else. He did things with computers, I think? And he seemed to be a bit of a brat. I'm terribly sorry if I was bratty toward you, darling."
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If Emcee ever needs a good disguise, that could work.
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"Oh, well, that is very sweet of you, darling," he says, leaning in to give him a quick peck on the cheek.
"I'll remember that when my eyesight begins to go."
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"Loud shirt? What did it look like?"
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"Are you getting warmed up now?" he asks with a coy little tip of his head.
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"Do you want to come up to my room?"
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