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The Absolutely Fantastic Fight Club
by Tyler Durden Thu Aug 11, 2011 5:21 pm
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Re: The Absolutely Fantastic Fight Club
by Tyler Durden Sun Mar 11, 2012 9:38 pm
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"Alright!" called out the teacher. "Welcome, all of you, to Shakespeare 101"
Did he say what?
"Oh, shit," Dorian murmured. Em giggled and the teacher stopped his lecture, glaring at her.
"Miss Hart," he said, gesturing to an open desk on the other side of the room. "There are only supposed to be two students per table. As I have no doubt that you will do nothing but keep Mr. Shaddix distracted for the rest of the semester, I would appreciate it if you moved to this seat beside where Mr. Highwind will inevitably end up sitting, should he ever arrive for class."
"Oh, shit," she muttered, grabbing her stuff and moving. Dorian stared at the chair for a moment, lifting it and moving it to the front of the classroom after a quick glare at the teacher.
"Alright!" called out the teacher. "Welcome, all of you, to Shakespeare 101"
Did he say what?
"Oh, shit," Dorian murmured. Em giggled and the teacher stopped his lecture, glaring at her.
"Miss Hart," he said, gesturing to an open desk on the other side of the room. "There are only supposed to be two students per table. As I have no doubt that you will do nothing but keep Mr. Shaddix distracted for the rest of the semester, I would appreciate it if you moved to this seat beside where Mr. Highwind will inevitably end up sitting, should he ever arrive for class."
"Oh, shit," she muttered, grabbing her stuff and moving. Dorian stared at the chair for a moment, lifting it and moving it to the front of the classroom after a quick glare at the teacher.
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Re: The Absolutely Fantastic Fight Club
by Chris Christie Sun Mar 11, 2012 9:44 pm
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A note drifted onto Dorian's lap. A quick unfolding revealed the text, how did you DO THAT!? am I dreaming? rofl
A note drifted onto Dorian's lap. A quick unfolding revealed the text, how did you DO THAT!? am I dreaming? rofl
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Re: The Absolutely Fantastic Fight Club
by Tyler Durden Sun Mar 11, 2012 9:46 pm
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A smile cracked Dorian's features, and his pencil lifted idly in the air while he stretched. As he leaned back, it wrote out the words that passed through his head.
WARLOCK program. Military bullshit. Long story.
A smile cracked Dorian's features, and his pencil lifted idly in the air while he stretched. As he leaned back, it wrote out the words that passed through his head.
WARLOCK program. Military bullshit. Long story.
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Re: The Absolutely Fantastic Fight Club
by Chris Christie Sun Mar 11, 2012 9:50 pm
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Kane blinked, glancing to the teacher who was saying something or other and then back to the pencil floating in midair. The note finished, Kane read it, keeping Dorian in his peripheral vision.
That was--
He mouthed the profanity to finish his message to Dorian, then turned back to the front of the class and pulled out his notebook.
Shakespeare. Wrote plays. Got it.
Kane blinked, glancing to the teacher who was saying something or other and then back to the pencil floating in midair. The note finished, Kane read it, keeping Dorian in his peripheral vision.
That was--
He mouthed the profanity to finish his message to Dorian, then turned back to the front of the class and pulled out his notebook.
Shakespeare. Wrote plays. Got it.
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Re: The Absolutely Fantastic Fight Club
by Tyler Durden Sun Mar 11, 2012 9:54 pm
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Dorian, however, did not have the luxury of not being able to care about Shakespeare. His time in London back on Earth over the last year had instilled in him a love of literature that he had previously lacked. His library in Casa Shaddix now contained not only the works of philosophy, music theory, and psychology that he used to study, but plays by Shakespeare, Chekhov, and several other great playwrights.
Using his pencil, he began to write down the finer points of the teacher's lecture and instead began to drum with his fingers, trying to create the perfect beat for a song he was developing. Next period, perhaps, in the new music theory classroom touted as one of the colony's best, he could practice it and mold it into something new...
Dorian, however, did not have the luxury of not being able to care about Shakespeare. His time in London back on Earth over the last year had instilled in him a love of literature that he had previously lacked. His library in Casa Shaddix now contained not only the works of philosophy, music theory, and psychology that he used to study, but plays by Shakespeare, Chekhov, and several other great playwrights.
Using his pencil, he began to write down the finer points of the teacher's lecture and instead began to drum with his fingers, trying to create the perfect beat for a song he was developing. Next period, perhaps, in the new music theory classroom touted as one of the colony's best, he could practice it and mold it into something new...
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Re: The Absolutely Fantastic Fight Club
by Chris Christie Sun Mar 11, 2012 10:05 pm
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Dorian's drumbeat proved catchy. Kane found himself humming an improvised bassline without thinking, even as he wrote down Shakespeare's suspected birth date and naively missed the irritated glance the teacher bestowed upon him from a distance.
Dorian's drumbeat proved catchy. Kane found himself humming an improvised bassline without thinking, even as he wrote down Shakespeare's suspected birth date and naively missed the irritated glance the teacher bestowed upon him from a distance.
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Re: The Absolutely Fantastic Fight Club
by Tyler Durden Sun Mar 11, 2012 10:10 pm
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Dorian looked over at Kane, eyebrows raised. His blue eye sparkled with amusement and he grinned. His red eye surveyed his fellow student with curiosity.
"What do you have next period?" he asked, perfectly normally, as if he were sitting in the cafeteria instead of a high school lecture. The teacher, however, didn't even notice Dorian speaking; he was droning on about Shakespeare's suspected birthplace.
Dorian looked over at Kane, eyebrows raised. His blue eye sparkled with amusement and he grinned. His red eye surveyed his fellow student with curiosity.
"What do you have next period?" he asked, perfectly normally, as if he were sitting in the cafeteria instead of a high school lecture. The teacher, however, didn't even notice Dorian speaking; he was droning on about Shakespeare's suspected birthplace.
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Re: The Absolutely Fantastic Fight Club
by Chris Christie Sun Mar 11, 2012 11:07 pm
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Kane, not having mental powers to back him up, replied in a noticeably quieter voice: "Music Theory. You?"
Kane, not having mental powers to back him up, replied in a noticeably quieter voice: "Music Theory. You?"
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Re: The Absolutely Fantastic Fight Club
by Tyler Durden Mon Mar 12, 2012 7:00 am
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"Oh, cool," said Dorian, his grin widening a bit. "Same here. We can work this out next period, maybe track some drums and add a piano bit..."
"Oh, cool," said Dorian, his grin widening a bit. "Same here. We can work this out next period, maybe track some drums and add a piano bit..."
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Re: The Absolutely Fantastic Fight Club
by Dovydas the Nerevarine Mon Mar 12, 2012 11:25 am
IC: Maglod interceded, in his usual abrupt fashion, seemingly completely uninterested in any dialogue the others might've shared. Neither did he apparently care about Kane most likely not knowing a shred of Teandilic.
"Aell'ahn, Kaen. Hello, Kane. Eth'ea Maglod. Dorian, ye'ath ethel re'en, amh'rai neall enad. Aen eith'eal Aenglisc. Dorian, don't ask why: tell him I can't speak English."
"Aell'ahn, Kaen. Hello, Kane. Eth'ea Maglod. Dorian, ye'ath ethel re'en, amh'rai neall enad. Aen eith'eal Aenglisc. Dorian, don't ask why: tell him I can't speak English."
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Re: The Absolutely Fantastic Fight Club
by Chris Christie Mon Mar 12, 2012 4:25 pm
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Kane half-turned. The teen behind him had sharp features and somewhat pointed ears. His brilliant eyes were on Dorian; Dorian, in turn, had glanced back to meet the elf-kid's gaze.
"...so Shakespeare left his wife and children to pursue a career as a playwright..."
"What language is that?" whispered Kane to Dorian, his attention half on the teacher.
Kane half-turned. The teen behind him had sharp features and somewhat pointed ears. His brilliant eyes were on Dorian; Dorian, in turn, had glanced back to meet the elf-kid's gaze.
"...so Shakespeare left his wife and children to pursue a career as a playwright..."
"What language is that?" whispered Kane to Dorian, his attention half on the teacher.
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Re: The Absolutely Fantastic Fight Club
by Tyler Durden Mon Mar 12, 2012 5:30 pm
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Dorian nodded with a small smirk.
"His name is Maglod, and he says hello. Sorry, he doesn't speak any sort of English to speak of, so he mainly communicates via Teandilic."
Dorian nodded with a small smirk.
"His name is Maglod, and he says hello. Sorry, he doesn't speak any sort of English to speak of, so he mainly communicates via Teandilic."
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by Dovydas the Nerevarine Mon Mar 12, 2012 5:40 pm
IC: "Tell him that was my sister whose seat he just took, and he'd better remove himself, if he doesn't want my falchion across his throat. And I don't care that it's the middle of class," Maglod quickly, almost too quick for Dorian to comprehend, said. Teandilic was his third language, and he spoke it perhaps even better than English.
He knew anyone would realize by throwing one glance at Em she wasn't a half-elf like him. In fact, he counted on it.
He knew anyone would realize by throwing one glance at Em she wasn't a half-elf like him. In fact, he counted on it.
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Re: The Absolutely Fantastic Fight Club
by Chris Christie Mon Mar 12, 2012 5:42 pm
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The teacher, it seemed, was drawing to a close and asking if anyone had any questions. The students, eager to escape the confines of the dull classroom, asked none. So the teacher was left to continue imparting his wisdom (at least, that was probably how he saw it) upon uninterested ears.
Another thirty-five minutes remained in the class.
Those thirty-five minutes probably seemed like an eternity to annoyed teens.
Kane frowned at Maglod's sudden effluence of syllables. "What'd he say?"
The teacher, it seemed, was drawing to a close and asking if anyone had any questions. The students, eager to escape the confines of the dull classroom, asked none. So the teacher was left to continue imparting his wisdom (at least, that was probably how he saw it) upon uninterested ears.
Another thirty-five minutes remained in the class.
Those thirty-five minutes probably seemed like an eternity to annoyed teens.
Kane frowned at Maglod's sudden effluence of syllables. "What'd he say?"
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Re: The Absolutely Fantastic Fight Club
by Tyler Durden Mon Mar 12, 2012 5:45 pm
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Dorian's eyebrow over his red iris raised, and for a second he was quiet, and then he shrugged.
"He wants to you to move," he said simply. No reason to scare the kid on his first day...
Dorian's eyebrow over his red iris raised, and for a second he was quiet, and then he shrugged.
"He wants to you to move," he said simply. No reason to scare the kid on his first day...
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Re: The Absolutely Fantastic Fight Club
by Chris Christie Mon Mar 12, 2012 5:46 pm
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Kane didn't budge, instead said in a hurried whisper: "It's the middle of class -- the teacher'll kill me -- the only other open seat is Jolek's--!"
Kane didn't budge, instead said in a hurried whisper: "It's the middle of class -- the teacher'll kill me -- the only other open seat is Jolek's--!"
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Re: The Absolutely Fantastic Fight Club
by Dovydas the Nerevarine Mon Mar 12, 2012 5:48 pm
IC: Maglod made his fiercest, coldest, most threatening-looking grimace. And then he suddenly beamed at Kane.
"Kidding," he said in an English boasting of perfection and only a slight Welsh accent. "Keep sitting, mate."
"Kidding," he said in an English boasting of perfection and only a slight Welsh accent. "Keep sitting, mate."
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by Chris Christie Mon Mar 12, 2012 5:50 pm
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"Um..." Maglod's sudden smile caught Kane off-guard. "...thanks?"
Uncertainly, Kane turned back to face the front. But every few seconds he threw a glance behind him; and every several seconds, he looked to Jolek's empty seat, as if he were wishing he had moved there without a word.
"Um..." Maglod's sudden smile caught Kane off-guard. "...thanks?"
Uncertainly, Kane turned back to face the front. But every few seconds he threw a glance behind him; and every several seconds, he looked to Jolek's empty seat, as if he were wishing he had moved there without a word.
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Re: The Absolutely Fantastic Fight Club
by Tyler Durden Mon Mar 12, 2012 5:51 pm
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Dorian snorted and began to laugh heartily, in a manner eerily similar to that of his late father's. The teacher turned to look at him, ready to pounce, but Dorian idly lifted his fingers and snapped them, and the teacher turned away, the look sliding off his face. In a millisecond, he was back to spewing on about a character analysis of Rosaline and her importance to the events of Romeo and Juliet.
It's only the first day and we're already critiquing his plays...?
Dorian snorted and began to laugh heartily, in a manner eerily similar to that of his late father's. The teacher turned to look at him, ready to pounce, but Dorian idly lifted his fingers and snapped them, and the teacher turned away, the look sliding off his face. In a millisecond, he was back to spewing on about a character analysis of Rosaline and her importance to the events of Romeo and Juliet.
It's only the first day and we're already critiquing his plays...?
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Re: The Absolutely Fantastic Fight Club
by Dovydas the Nerevarine Mon Mar 12, 2012 6:04 pm
IC: Maglod took one long glance at the window. Neither Claire nor Jolek had shown up yet. If Maglod knew anything, that meant one of two things. Either neither deemed it worth their time to go back to a school that was previously turned to cinders, or they both eloped together like in some bollywood movie.
Maglod didn't care about Shakespeare much. English literature bored him: it was long proven by the great elven sage Malarris and his work of collecting ancient Tylarin works that most English works of literature prior to the nineteenth century were rewritings of Old Elvish tales. So, he'd usually sleep through English classes until they got to Honore de Balzac, who was undeniably his most favourite writer before the twentieth century.
... After which, Maglod held the view that literature had died when he read that corruption of his people's history called Lord of the Rings.
OOC: oh god no what have I done I bashed LotR even if jokingly somebody stab me please
IC: He shot one more glance out the window. Nothing was out of the ordinary, or at least, nothing out of the ordinary was in sight. As his gaze returned, reluctantly, back to the teacher, he realized it ended up resting on Em. He was looking at her eyes: she was obviously happy for that brief while she had with Dorian at the beginning of class, even if it was short. Mag was glad. Somebody had to have the luxury of happiness.
Maglod didn't care about Shakespeare much. English literature bored him: it was long proven by the great elven sage Malarris and his work of collecting ancient Tylarin works that most English works of literature prior to the nineteenth century were rewritings of Old Elvish tales. So, he'd usually sleep through English classes until they got to Honore de Balzac, who was undeniably his most favourite writer before the twentieth century.
... After which, Maglod held the view that literature had died when he read that corruption of his people's history called Lord of the Rings.
OOC: oh god no what have I done I bashed LotR even if jokingly somebody stab me please
IC: He shot one more glance out the window. Nothing was out of the ordinary, or at least, nothing out of the ordinary was in sight. As his gaze returned, reluctantly, back to the teacher, he realized it ended up resting on Em. He was looking at her eyes: she was obviously happy for that brief while she had with Dorian at the beginning of class, even if it was short. Mag was glad. Somebody had to have the luxury of happiness.
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Re: The Absolutely Fantastic Fight Club
by Tyler Durden Mon Mar 12, 2012 6:11 pm
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Em turned and caught Mag's eye, smiling and waving at him brightly. She had missed Dorian immensely, true, and was beyond glad to see him okay (if a little bit worn and darker looking) but just having someone to talk to was nice.
Dorian caught the look the two shared and the way Em waved at him, and his stomach begin to sink? Could they...?
No. No. Mag wouldn't. They had known each other all their lives. He wouldn't screw Dorian over like that.
Em turned and caught Mag's eye, smiling and waving at him brightly. She had missed Dorian immensely, true, and was beyond glad to see him okay (if a little bit worn and darker looking) but just having someone to talk to was nice.
Dorian caught the look the two shared and the way Em waved at him, and his stomach begin to sink? Could they...?
No. No. Mag wouldn't. They had known each other all their lives. He wouldn't screw Dorian over like that.
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by Dovydas the Nerevarine Mon Mar 12, 2012 6:22 pm
IC: Maglod froze up when she smiled at him. When she waved at him, he weakly raised a hand and glanced at Dorian, with the expression of someone immensely concerned that his friend would not take such an interaction as just occured wrongly.
He couldn't read Dorian's expression. For all his noble blood of a culturally higher race, he never learnt to read expressions as epically effectively as his mother's kinsmen could in all the movies. Hell, as his mother could in real life.
Fuck this shit, he sighed, leaning back and trying to fall asleep, the rhythm of the teacher's ranting on about Mercurio or some other character's importance to the story of Romeo and Juliet helping in no little bit.
He couldn't read Dorian's expression. For all his noble blood of a culturally higher race, he never learnt to read expressions as epically effectively as his mother's kinsmen could in all the movies. Hell, as his mother could in real life.
Fuck this shit, he sighed, leaning back and trying to fall asleep, the rhythm of the teacher's ranting on about Mercurio or some other character's importance to the story of Romeo and Juliet helping in no little bit.
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by Tyler Durden Mon Mar 12, 2012 6:26 pm
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Dorian, now considerably warier, turned towards the teacher and began to listen to him rant about his favorite Shakespearean character of all time, Mercutio.
Just what I need. A little flamboyance to lighten up the day...
Dorian, now considerably warier, turned towards the teacher and began to listen to him rant about his favorite Shakespearean character of all time, Mercutio.
Just what I need. A little flamboyance to lighten up the day...
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Re: The Absolutely Fantastic Fight Club
by Chris Christie Tue Mar 13, 2012 12:20 pm
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Kane's actual notes lay forgotten on a past page of his notebook. His hand still wrote in time with the teacher's cadence, but not about Shakespeare:
The red star lay dying, spewing brilliant fire
blasting the planets in a plasma gyre
as if the star needs release its ire
and make its system a glorified pyre
Rhymes? Check.
Wording? Blech.
lol rhyme
Its death throes, lit with brilliant fire,
formed plasma into a blinding gyre,
an image of rage, of uncontrolled ire:
a graveyardwas swapped for funeral pyre
Better. Not good enough.
Rhymes: fire, gyre, ire, pyre, expire, afire
Maglod, whaddaya think?
Kane slipped the notebook back, deciding it would be better to attempt to socialize now than to end up alienated for the rest of the semester.
Kane's actual notes lay forgotten on a past page of his notebook. His hand still wrote in time with the teacher's cadence, but not about Shakespeare:
blasting the planets in a plasma gyre
as if the star needs release its ire
and make its system a glorified pyre
Rhymes? Check.
Wording? Blech.
lol rhyme
Its death throes, lit with brilliant fire,
formed plasma into a blinding gyre,
an image of rage, of uncontrolled ire:
a graveyard
Better. Not good enough.
Rhymes: fire, gyre, ire, pyre, expire, afire
Maglod, whaddaya think?
Kane slipped the notebook back, deciding it would be better to attempt to socialize now than to end up alienated for the rest of the semester.
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by Dovydas the Nerevarine Tue Mar 13, 2012 12:24 pm
IC: remaking Elvish poems, are we? better many an English version I've heard, certainly. he quickly penned a response, sending the notebook back.
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