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i_speak_softly) wrote2011-04-13 11:33 am
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Forty-Second Theory [Voice/Action for Housemates]
[Don is feeling a little claustrophobic today. The number of vehicles he has stashed in his workroom has increased to five over the past week, and he's running out of room to build more. He'd been hoping that the wet, overcast weather would break so he could take his work outside, but that didn't exactly pan out. It is sunny today, but it's also unseasonably cold.]
[Determined to continue his work anyway, Don has shoved all the furniture out of the way and set up camp in the living room, surrounded by a mass of lightweight canvas and metal struts. Hang-glider Number Four is now Under Construction.]
[It's been quite some time since he asked a general question over the journals, so he decides to do so now. Companionable conversation is just what he needs to make the repetitive work go faster.]
If you had access to Shifting technology, and could change something about the world - what would you do? How long would you make it last?
[He also has some things he wants to talk about with Mike and Master Splinter - separately, that is. If they don't stop by while he's working, he'll be looking for them later.]
[Determined to continue his work anyway, Don has shoved all the furniture out of the way and set up camp in the living room, surrounded by a mass of lightweight canvas and metal struts. Hang-glider Number Four is now Under Construction.]
[It's been quite some time since he asked a general question over the journals, so he decides to do so now. Companionable conversation is just what he needs to make the repetitive work go faster.]
If you had access to Shifting technology, and could change something about the world - what would you do? How long would you make it last?
[He also has some things he wants to talk about with Mike and Master Splinter - separately, that is. If they don't stop by while he's working, he'll be looking for them later.]
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Damn it!
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[He gets it into the pack by virtue of weighing more than it does, and then he just sits on it, head down, the back of his hand pressed to his snout. Are those silent tears he's hiding?]
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Or at least that's what he tells himself.]
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The hell is your problem!?
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Three months, Raph. Three months. What the shell is wrong with me?
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[He has no idea what you're talking about, and he doesn't really care.]
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[He calms himself a little and turns away.]
It's Derek. If you still think he's worth anything.
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Yeah, what about him?
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He's only the disease, now. He's not him.
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On his way to the front door, he stops and stares at Don.]
You comin' or what?
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Where?
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[He points at Don with the tip of his sai, all the anger, frustration, betrayal, hatred he's been feeling toward his brother lately manifested in that one small gesture.] You weren't there. You ain't one to talk! He told me to kill him if this happened, and screw you! I made a promise.
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