2023-08-30 21:29
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Let's face it, sometimes it's difficult finding someone to share your time, and your heart (or maybe just your body), with. Luckily for you, you have well meaning friends. Unfortunately for you, you have well meaning friends who didn't tell you this was coming. That's right. They have taken it upon themselves (and no doubt friends of friends or family members or someone else who clearly doesn't know you) to arrange a date. Without telling you.
That's right. The dreaded blind date. Which means now you've got to get through at least a reasonable amount of time with a total stranger (or maybe not a stranger if you're particularly, well, we can't say if it's lucky or not) before you can reasonably escape. Maybe it will go well. Maybe this will be the start of the rest of your lives. Maybe you'll get laid. Maybe you'll have a horror story for the ages.
No matter what plays out, though, you're here. Might as well see just how your luck is going to play out.
How to Play1. Post your character and canon below along with any preferences. Then go back and edit your comment with the next number in order (i.e. first TL is 1, second is 2, etc) 2. Tag other TLs. If a character isn't in normal preferences, ask if they might want a date that goes poorly instead! 3. Optionally, get yourself a truly blind experience by going here and randomly generating a number. Then find the matching TL (numbered back in step one) and enjoy your blind date. 4. For more fun, use the list in the first comment for randomized date locations!
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[She had a panic attack and passed out. Not important.]
Alright then. We'll hope that it's good. It's one of the Comedies, so they're pretty entertianing.
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[ Gray, sweet girl that she was, simply guessed Robin didn’t have time to go through with it rather than passing out. She was so pretty and had a nice voice, in the girl’s opinion. She would probably be good on stage, or so the teen thought to herself. Ah… she’s often awed by the people around her. ]
Right! I think it should be, oh- [ She tilted her head as people started to line up for the entrance. ] I think it might be starting soon?
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We're probably fine that I'm not doing it. I'm probably more suited to director than actress after all.
[Yeah, there's people moving, and Robin gestures for Gray to join her.]
I think we have box seats. Those are, like, more private and special. Great view too.
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[ She wouldn’t mind helping one behind the scenes herself if she learned more about them. She hated being the center of attention, somewhat uncomfortable with being stared at. The gesture is met with a little bob of her head, the material of her hood swaying lightly as she hurried to follow Robin in. Yes, she looks a bit surprised to hear that they had box seats! ]
Oh! That sounds really nice. We’ll be able to see everything from up higher.
[ At least, she imagined so. She was pretty sure Sir had to sit down below in the regular seats, poor guy. ]
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[And it keeps Robin from the immediate lime light while she still gets to enjoy it.]
We really will. Come on. I...
[Robin offers her arm to Gray to guide her in.]
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[ People did that on dates, right? She is pretty, at least, that it was normal. Like in some of the novels she’d read over the years. So, with a little blush on her cheeks, she took the offered arm and let Robin draw her along. ]
Thank you, I’ll let you lead the way.
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I've never had such good seats before. This is going to be interesting.
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You can see so much from up here! [ she offered in a small, but excited tone. ] and it’s so much quieter than it was downstairs.
[ A plus, honestly. There was always something of an awkwardness to being crowded in at seats on all sides. ]
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Oh yeah, you really can. It's so nice. I'm actually looking even more forward to this. Should probably drag my friend to one of these showings some time, seeing as his parents don't ever use the tickets.
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That sounds like a good idea? He might have fun, and it seems like a shame to not use them if they have them. Especially with such good seats.
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You know, being up here I can pretend for a few minutes that I'm actually sort of rich. And that's nice for a change.
And Steve sorta prefers movies? But I guess it's a shame his parents don't use him so it becomes a shame he doesn't use them. Then there's us. Two cool girls reaping the benefits.
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[ Rich without the awkwardness of dealing with other rich people. Reines had invited her to a fancy party once, and it felt like she’d stuck her foot in her mouth a few times. Of course, then things spiralled after that, but the point stood. ]
I guess if you prefer movies, it might be different. [ She mused, people did have all kinds of interests she had been noticing since arriving in the city. Still, she was glad to have the chance to see a real play. O-oh two cool girls? Was she cool? Now she’s noticeably blushing, she’s never been called cool before! ] Y-yes! We can at least enjoy them if no one else will.
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And clearly no rich snobs are going to appreciate these seats like us. Because I've never had this chance before and I bet we can count the hairs on actors' wigs from here! Not that we should. Because that would be distracting.
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That’s probably true with some of them, and it makes it more exciting since this is my first time seeing a play! [ She tilted her head at the stage below, and her eyes swept the crowd again out of habit. ] Right, but it still means we can enjoy all the fancy details from here without having to peek around someone’s head if someone tall were sitting in front of us.
[ She could imagine that happening, and it would be disappointing. ]
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[Robin smiles and looks around, watching people fill out the seats below. They had of course gotten in a touch sooner because of how good their seats here.]
Plus we can exit earlier, or if we need the bathroom we can slip out without, like, bothering other people as much.
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[ She peered over the edge again, really this did seem like the best way to experience a play. Especially a first play! ]
It’s pretty too. I wonder what the stage will be like when the curtains open.
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[That Robin can speculate on, but only speculate. Each director brought their own vision.]
I promise it will be colorful.
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[ She smiled brightly. That was exciting! Something colourful would be rather beautiful combined with the setting, wouldn’t it? ]
I can’t wait to see, then. Not that I would mind if it was, um… less colourful, but it sounds really lovely.
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[She goes quiet because there's a brief dimming, raising, and dimming of hte lights.]
Oh! It's going to start soon. That's the sign that people shoudl get in their seats.
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Oh, I wondered why they were doing that. I worried for a moment something was wrong.
[ she admitted sheepishly, feeling kind of silly. ]
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[Does she sound excited? She should.]
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Mmhm! Very. I can’t wait to see what it’s like when it starts.
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[She goes quiet as the lights fully dim. Time to watch. And Robin's very attentive to it, and happy to whisper answers to questions that Gray might offer. Mostly though she's watching as the play plays out. And when Intermission comes she leans back in her seat, sighing contentedly.]
Man, this is great so far.
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The girl was grateful that Robin was there to answer her quiet questions, offered with fleeting glances before returning to watch the stage with the awe of someone who’d never seen something quite like this before. It was new, and exciting, and wonderful. So much so that her glances at the seats below had ceased, and she forgot to watch for her mentor and signs of trouble, not that there was any for once.
The intermission had her turning slightly in her seat, the closest thing to a beaming smile on her face. ]
It’s wonderful, more beautiful that I imagined. It’s been an interesting story, too.
[ Tilting her head a little, she added. ]
And thank you for putting up with all my questions. You know a lot about this stuff. I don’t think it would have been as easy to follow without your answers.
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[She does rise from her seat to stretch.]
So, we could go out and get some drinks and come back, or hit the bathroom, or we could stay here and talk, if you want.
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