Helios Sprensonne (
folklorist) wrote2010-04-28 01:49 am
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ϡ - Chapter Eight; A Midsummer Night's Read
( Four days will quickly steep themselves in nights;
Four nights will quickly dream away the time;
And then the moon, like to a silver bow
New bent in heaven, shall behold the night
Of our solemnities.
A woman will be portrayed, followed by a yellow moon and glistening stars filling an otherwise blackened void of a sky. )
[ If you're in the library today you can find Helios seated at one of the tables with his face neatly plastered to a book. Rainy days are always good days to read it seems, and today is no exception! However if anyone passes by him during his re-reading of a certain play they'll see varying figures playing out their roles, and the play itself, as he reads through it. So you'll basically get a free show via his mind! Reading yet another portion of A Midsummer Night's Dream in his head will promptly be dictated to you all, via voice transmission because Helios fails and always has his journal by him or unintentionally open, and anyone walking by will see the golden text scrolling above his head, with pretty pictures of characters to boot. ]
( And, as I am an honest Puck,
If we have unearnéd luck,
Now to escape the serpent's tongue,
We will make amends ere long:
Else the Puck a liar call.
So good night unto you all.
Give me your hands, if we be friends,
And Robin shall restore amends.
A figure akin to this is then portrayed. )
[ Anyone is free to comment and wonder about what the hell it is he's thinking about. ]
((ooc; and lol slowatus is officially over because I have bad self control and couldn't resist. And if I die off it's because I went to bed and I will reply tomorrow!))
Four nights will quickly dream away the time;
And then the moon, like to a silver bow
New bent in heaven, shall behold the night
Of our solemnities.
A woman will be portrayed, followed by a yellow moon and glistening stars filling an otherwise blackened void of a sky. )
[ If you're in the library today you can find Helios seated at one of the tables with his face neatly plastered to a book. Rainy days are always good days to read it seems, and today is no exception! However if anyone passes by him during his re-reading of a certain play they'll see varying figures playing out their roles, and the play itself, as he reads through it. So you'll basically get a free show via his mind! Reading yet another portion of A Midsummer Night's Dream in his head will promptly be dictated to you all, via voice transmission because Helios fails and always has his journal by him or unintentionally open, and anyone walking by will see the golden text scrolling above his head, with pretty pictures of characters to boot. ]
( And, as I am an honest Puck,
If we have unearnéd luck,
Now to escape the serpent's tongue,
We will make amends ere long:
Else the Puck a liar call.
So good night unto you all.
Give me your hands, if we be friends,
And Robin shall restore amends.
A figure akin to this is then portrayed. )
[ Anyone is free to comment and wonder about what the hell it is he's thinking about. ]
((ooc; and lol slowatus is officially over because I have bad self control and couldn't resist. And if I die off it's because I went to bed and I will reply tomorrow!))

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And, without hesitation, he unabashedly stares and watches, eyes shining.]
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Ah, Naoki! How are you today? (Good I hope.)
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I'm good! How about you, Helios?
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Oh my it seems this is what everyone has been talking about! (What an interesting little experiment...)
I'm doing wonderful! Thank you for asking. It has been awhile since I've read any great works, and what better than to do so during a rainy day.
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(How did they- OH! Dear...)
Haha I must have left this journal on again. (Great Deku Tree...hm.) It's a play, written by William Shakespeare. A Midsummer's Night Dream to be more specific. (One of my favorites...)
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((OOC: Sorry about the slow! My net is half-dead, so replies will be slow for another day or two.))
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The Puck is a mythological creature. He's somewhat of a well known trickster in writings.
((ooc; it's all good! If you want to backtag I'm cool with that too.))
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She's getting better at not being distracted by weird pings on her senses, but the images and words she sees interests here so she stops walking and just watches on. ]
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Oh! Hello there. [ He smiles cordially at Matsuri. ]
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That was wonderful!
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Ah, thank you very much miss! Are you a fan of Shakespeare as well?
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...Wow.
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It's a wonderful play! I readily recommend it to anyone, especially here. I'm certain a few people would enjoy it-
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Funny you say? I think his other play, The Comedy of Errors, is a bit more inclined towards that! (What with the puns, wordplay, and mistaken identity business.)
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So you might feel someone staring at you while you read and think all that.]
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Hello there!
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If this Turtle has offended, think but this and all is mended -
Hello, Helios. Nice afternoon for reading the Bard, isn't it?
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Good afternoon Donatello! But of course! It's always a good time for reading. (Especially if it's Shakespearean.)
You're doing well I hope?
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I'm - doing all right. And yourself?
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That is a lovely piece of poetry-- might I ask who it is by?
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William Shakespeare.
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[Action] thanks a lot for the notif, LJ :|
[Action] Yup LJ sure knows how to work dem notifs, don't it? 8|
[Action] And it keeps misfiring comments too
[Action] le sigh I am not surprised
[Action] "You think you commented to that thread? SURPRISE"
[Action] I expect it to pull a Matrix and be all "THERE IS NO THREAD" 8|
[Action] /FINGER WIGGLIES
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