Kitty Pryde (
passingthrough) wrote in
driftfleet2018-06-11 09:48 pm
Twin Roses Mingle
Who: Twin Roses crew & whoever dares to join them!
Broadcast: Nah
Action: Twin Roses
When: June
[Twin Roses is +1 Sara Lance and recently equipped a set of poker chips, a flimsy basketball hoop in the cargo hold, and a set of Bag Toss boards and beanbags. The ship lounge also upgraded to a flimsy drink cart complete with drinking glasses, containers, and a replenishing ice bucket. There's also a dart board with a set of plastic darts. Does anyone on this crew has good aim? Mystery!]
Broadcast: Nah
Action: Twin Roses
When: June
[Twin Roses is +1 Sara Lance and recently equipped a set of poker chips, a flimsy basketball hoop in the cargo hold, and a set of Bag Toss boards and beanbags. The ship lounge also upgraded to a flimsy drink cart complete with drinking glasses, containers, and a replenishing ice bucket. There's also a dart board with a set of plastic darts. Does anyone on this crew has good aim? Mystery!]

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Catch him in the morning coming out of his room with his bed hair to grab a cup of coffee. Sitting and enjoying it before he starts to get ready for the day.
Once he is dressed and ready for the day he is spending some time checking out the new items in the cargo bay. Bouncing the red kick ball he's had for awhile now a few times before shooting it at the basketball hoop. It swishes through and Vash acts surprised by this feat.] And the crowd goes wild!
[Later on he'll be in the lounge sitting incorrectly in one of the chairs there. His long legs dangling over one chair arm with his elbow propped up on the other arm. Yes, sitting normally would probably be more comfortable, but he likes this better.
He's quietly reading a novel with a weird purple alien on the cover holding a taller robot. The title says it's called: Shooting Stars of Paradise. He's a bit engrossed in his book as one hand twirls one of the new darts as he reads. At one point he reads something he apparently wasn't too pleased with as he pouts and absentmindedly throws the dart away. Hitting the bullseye dead center as he does so.]
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Why don't you ever leave your hair down?
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...she sips her tea.]
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[Vash pls.]
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Why don't you wear your hair up? Who knows, maybe you'd like it? [He can hardly even ask that with a straight face. Picturing what that might look like. So that's probably a good reason why.]
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[Serenely.]
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Heh, of course, I rarely worry about that because you're so strong and smart that I know you can take care of yourself. [Did you expect a compliment right then?]
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I am not afraid of asking for assistance with things that I do not understand.
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[Her breakfast is tea.]
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He follows the path of the dart, his eyebrows raising in mild approval before asking:] Someone die?
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Vash tries not to cough and does his best to act like the smell and smoke doesn't bother him. It nearly has the opposite effect as he coughs in the way people do when they've swallowed a bit of water down their windpipe and they're trying to hide their "peril" from others.
The page is a bunch of flowery words about how the princess knew instantly when she kisses the evil twin that he was not her true love. Not just because she felt the curse starting to take her over, but because her heart rejected him. The true lover was just kicking in the door shouting Wait! But he had taken too long with the traps his twin had set up on the way and was too late the text was explaining.]
I suppose they do still have half a book to go, but this one better have a happy ending!
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Kurt cranes his head to look down at Vash, a sly smirk creeping across his face.] Better hope they take more creative liberties in your book, then. In the Swan Princess, she commits suicide. [Kurt you're a jerk.]
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Case in point: Kurt watches Vash's furious flipping through the pages with distinct amusement, though he does also lean over to glance at the book himself. Sue him, he's curious--and he always did like a good love story, tragic or not.]
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[It's almost like he's practiced that speech before as he absentmindedly answers Kurt's question. More interested in the task of spoiling the ending.
Vash is in luck! In this story right before the princess can commit suicide the prince gets himself cursed as well. Choosing to also turn into a vuablissae (whatever that is) as well instead of living apart from his princess. Their actions of being unable to live without the other is the key to break the spell on both of them.]
Oh thank goodness!