Adam Young (
worththetrouble) wrote in
driftfleet2015-05-23 10:31 am
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Who: Adam Young
Broadcast: Fleet wide (video post)
Action: Marsiva
When: Today
[The face that appears on screen belongs to a very attractive young man. He grins, as if he hasn't a care in the world, and something about that smile is irredeemably charming.
When he speaks, he has a gentle English accent.]
This is a reality programme then? Do we have a theme song, do you think? Do we get nicknames based on our personalities?
Is one of us the bitchy one? Or the cute one? Or the bad boy?
[He shifts a bit. The smile takes on a more mischievous edge and it seems to bring out dimples in his cheeks. His movement also allows the viewer to see his augment, which is very visible and takes up all of the space behind his ear. Whatever is in his head, they needed a lot of hardware to control it.]
If so, I want to the cute-but-lazy-one-with-dimples. Is that one already taken?
[He looks around, taking in what's around him, and for a moment, something a little dangerous seems to appear in him, though it's just the tail hint of it resting on the edge of his face and tone.]
I have to say, if you're expecting me to be impressed by the fact that reality can be altered so much that I'm here and not home, whoever is behind this has a lot of catching up to do.
[And then whatever that dangerous edge was, it's gone.]
You'll have to contest with my dog, who seems to be quite fond of making my shoes disappear.
Though now I have worry about him, thank you very much. Dog's rubbish without me around to take care of him.
[Now he's rambling, but at least he seems comfortable while doing it.]
Right. Well, I should sign off, as they say. This has been Adam Young, aka The-Cute-But-Lazy-One-With-Dimples.
[And to prove the title is well earned he smiles, flashing those before-mentioned dimples and his perfectly white teeth, before switching off the video.]
Broadcast: Fleet wide (video post)
Action: Marsiva
When: Today
[The face that appears on screen belongs to a very attractive young man. He grins, as if he hasn't a care in the world, and something about that smile is irredeemably charming.
When he speaks, he has a gentle English accent.]
This is a reality programme then? Do we have a theme song, do you think? Do we get nicknames based on our personalities?
Is one of us the bitchy one? Or the cute one? Or the bad boy?
[He shifts a bit. The smile takes on a more mischievous edge and it seems to bring out dimples in his cheeks. His movement also allows the viewer to see his augment, which is very visible and takes up all of the space behind his ear. Whatever is in his head, they needed a lot of hardware to control it.]
If so, I want to the cute-but-lazy-one-with-dimples. Is that one already taken?
[He looks around, taking in what's around him, and for a moment, something a little dangerous seems to appear in him, though it's just the tail hint of it resting on the edge of his face and tone.]
I have to say, if you're expecting me to be impressed by the fact that reality can be altered so much that I'm here and not home, whoever is behind this has a lot of catching up to do.
[And then whatever that dangerous edge was, it's gone.]
You'll have to contest with my dog, who seems to be quite fond of making my shoes disappear.
Though now I have worry about him, thank you very much. Dog's rubbish without me around to take care of him.
[Now he's rambling, but at least he seems comfortable while doing it.]
Right. Well, I should sign off, as they say. This has been Adam Young, aka The-Cute-But-Lazy-One-With-Dimples.
[And to prove the title is well earned he smiles, flashing those before-mentioned dimples and his perfectly white teeth, before switching off the video.]

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[He'll try to lighten his tone, make this less shitty: ]
That or you assumed I went to sleep again. I do that often, after all.
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Sure but, think of all of the birthday gifts he missed out on.
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[He so would. Every year. And pretend it was anonymous. ]
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They're also a lot more exciting than the books that show up around the same time.
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I have absolutely no idea what you're talking about.
Not a clue.
Nope.
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So what've you been up to, while growing up?
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[Adam thinks for a second, considering how to sum it all up.]
Normal things.
I went to uni and then opened my own business. We're in community development. I'm doing pretty well for myself but not too well.
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Yes, those sound like normal things.
[Such sarcasm. ]
So. Helping people, huh?
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I'd like to think so. We specialize in revitalizing struggling communities.
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[His tone is flat, but he's actually intensely, ridiculously proud right now.]
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When you say it like that it sounds so cheesy.
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What? No. It's hard work.
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At least tell me it's expensive cheese. Like Bitto.
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From my experience, most demons tend to have pretty poor standards. There's maybe one or two with good taste.
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Well, yes, but he also doesn't need his ego inflated.
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...No wait. That came out wrong.
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You're right that I don't know.
It's exciting to not know. It's been a while since that happened.
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