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Anna Banana · 05-17-2012, 09:29 PM

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Originally Posted by RachieRu

Sierra's words to Jonathan did make Indy giggle a bit, and she looked at the two slytherin's with a little grin on her face. So it wouldn't be too useful if the male was scared of acting. Because well their little acting out of the play would not be fun. And come on. Jonathan was like really big. So he shouldn't be scared of anything. Big people weren't scared of stuff. Apart from maybe exams. Her brother was big (well not in height) and he was scared of his exams. That was clearly just an exception to the rule.

Oh. Sierra would want to be the one that like didn't die straight away. That was clever. Indy just grinned at her, and thought about which of the other two she wanted to play. She was little, so Jonathan had to let her have the choice. "I'll be the middle brother..." Because you know. She didn't exactly want to be the one that went around killing everyone. That was totally a more slytherin role.

Oh....death. They needed someone to be death. Interesting. Maybe a chair could pretend to be death? Oh. So they were pretending that death was here? "Maybe....a chair could just symbolise death?"

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Originally Posted by hjhm

Take it easy? Jonathan looked at Sierra. Oh she can read his mind and it's scary good. Which is really cool because not many people can read Jonathan's poker faces but Sierra seems to translate them. Jonathan once again nodded. Yeah, there shouldn't be a reason to fret about it. It's not like this is such a big thing... it's a book club thing. Which reminds him, why are they acting when they could be discussing and reading? Really... He thought coming here would be like that.

Indy seems to take interest with the middle brother. Fine, "Guess I'm playing the oldest" he said as he closed the book and placed it on the table next to where he was standing. Sierra can play the guy that hid from Death and Indy can play the psycho brother while he plays the arrogant one. At least now that was done.

People do know about the Tales of the three Brothers and Indy did suggest a chair to play as Death. Or... since they're all magical people anyway "We can just used a levitation spell so that a floating something could be Death" wait, does that make sense? Jonathan was clearly off right now. He just stood there and stared at the two of them. Yeah, they can just go with Sierra's idea about pretending Death to be there.

Suggestions were coming left and right now, and quite frankly, Sierra didn't care exactly how they went about this, so as long as they got it done. "A chair...a floating object, I'm really good with either," she said, waving her hand dismissively. "Let's just get this done." Speaking of which, how were they going to get this done? "Well, first we need props. How's this sound?"

She got up and moved two chairs around, so that one was a few feet away from them, and the other was even further than that. "Let's just say chair number is death, and then chair number two is the point across the bridge. So that's where we're trying to get," she said, pointing to the second chair.

Then she looked over at each of her group members. Yes? No? Maybe so? Were they ready to get started now?

05-17-2012, 09:29 PM	#266 (permalink)
Anna Banana DMC & DMGS Selkie Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 36,512 Hogwarts RPG Name: Eliza Bellerose Slytherin Second Year x1	Hiss!Roar!Growl!Caw! \| Hermione's Double \| The Little Three \| Alecate Text Cut: RachieRu and hjhm Quote: Originally Posted by RachieRu Sierra's words to Jonathan did make Indy giggle a bit, and she looked at the two slytherin's with a little grin on her face. So it wouldn't be too useful if the male was scared of acting. Because well their little acting out of the play would not be fun. And come on. Jonathan was like really big. So he shouldn't be scared of anything. Big people weren't scared of stuff. Apart from maybe exams. Her brother was big (well not in height) and he was scared of his exams. That was clearly just an exception to the rule. Oh. Sierra would want to be the one that like didn't die straight away. That was clever. Indy just grinned at her, and thought about which of the other two she wanted to play. She was little, so Jonathan had to let her have the choice. "I'll be the middle brother..." Because you know. She didn't exactly want to be the one that went around killing everyone. That was totally a more slytherin role. Oh....death. They needed someone to be death. Interesting. Maybe a chair could pretend to be death? Oh. So they were pretending that death was here? "Maybe....a chair could just symbolise death?" Quote: Originally Posted by hjhm Take it easy? Jonathan looked at Sierra. Oh she can read his mind and it's scary good. Which is really cool because not many people can read Jonathan's poker faces but Sierra seems to translate them. Jonathan once again nodded. Yeah, there shouldn't be a reason to fret about it. It's not like this is such a big thing... it's a book club thing. Which reminds him, why are they acting when they could be discussing and reading? Really... He thought coming here would be like that. Indy seems to take interest with the middle brother. Fine, "Guess I'm playing the oldest" he said as he closed the book and placed it on the table next to where he was standing. Sierra can play the guy that hid from Death and Indy can play the psycho brother while he plays the arrogant one. At least now that was done. People do know about the Tales of the three Brothers and Indy did suggest a chair to play as Death. Or... since they're all magical people anyway "We can just used a levitation spell so that a floating something could be Death" wait, does that make sense? Jonathan was clearly off right now. He just stood there and stared at the two of them. Yeah, they can just go with Sierra's idea about pretending Death to be there. Suggestions were coming left and right now, and quite frankly, Sierra didn't care exactly how they went about this, so as long as they got it done. "A chair...a floating object, I'm really good with either," she said, waving her hand dismissively. "Let's just get this done." Speaking of which, how were they going to get this done? "Well, first we need props. How's this sound?" She got up and moved two chairs around, so that one was a few feet away from them, and the other was even further than that. "Let's just say chair number is death, and then chair number two is the point across the bridge. So that's where we're trying to get," she said, pointing to the second chair. Then she looked over at each of her group members. Yes? No? Maybe so? Were they ready to get started now? __________________