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fandom_radio2015-03-23 10:18 pm
wildandbrave) wrote in fandom_radio2015-03-23 10:18 pm
Fandom Radio, March 24
Cosette: Hello, everyone. Good morning -- or at least as good of one as you can have, since things seem to have gone topsy-turvy again of late.
Éponine: Hmph. We were about due for it, that's what I think. D'you think the island's little bout of illness is catching? Lord, I hope not.
Cosette: I'd like to think so, but look at this, it says that Mis-Intelligence was cancelled because of an unfortunate mishap with the teal deer. They've all gone mad now, haven't they? Oh, I hope everyone is careful if they've got to go out there, which is exactly why Monsieur Stark tried to keep us occupied in Science and Technology by building robots. Four was more interested in building a weapon, and instead Monsieur Stark gave him a sort of bracelet that creates a shield out of energy, and he was satisfied with that.
Éponine: Huh! I can see why. That sounds *static*-ed handy.
Cosette: Is that really appropriate language for the radio?
Éponine: See if I care! They'll likely find some way to cover it up anyhow.
Cosette: I hope so. We made soufflés in Baking, or tried to as I think most of us were a bit distracted, but distracted or not we had to learn how to budget in Adulting, and talk about paying bills every month. I don't fancy that part of growing up much.
Éponine: Well, it isn't much fun, but I've got to have my phone these days so what choice do I have?
Cosette: Oh, I know, I'm the same way about mine. Let's see, I expect the library to start getting busy again in the next few days, but strange goings-on or not, the etiquette books were bothering Barry again. Meanwhile, Four and Bob were already trying to see if they can find out what's going on. I hope they've better luck than I had. I've been trying for days to see what I can find about the deer, or about the state of the trees, but I'm not getting anywhere.
Éponine: Or the water. Good lord, I used to think the Seine looked bad.
Cosette: Well, it did, but this is a different kind of bad . . . why was Hanna trying to climb into a box with a record player to listen to the same record she's been listening to for days? Does it sound better in there?
Éponine: No, that sounds more like . . . well, never mind. Look at this, Eliot was in such an awful mood at Luke's that the staff told him they couldn't concentrate with him being so terrifying, and then Parker and Hardison confronted him and it got messy from there. And ended up with Eliot tied up in a chair while Parker watched cartoons, until he made a mess of trying to get free.
Cosette: This is all getting to be a mess, isn't it?
Éponine: You aren't one for overstating things, I tell you that. Tino was jumpy as anything at Caritas, and the specials board kept changing, but Kenzi wasn't there. Well, isn't that just curious? Atton came across the causeway last night and made a call asking after Sparkle, who's also been acting strange. Monsieur Jack wasn't acting strange, but he was at the Devil's Nest when he got a phone call and started making plans to go see Emma, who seems to have come down with something.
Cosette: That doesn't sound quite as worrisome, but I hope she gets better soon. And I hope we find out what's gone wrong soon, too. Do be careful out there today, everyone, all right?
Éponine: And stay out of the preserve, for god's sake, unless you want to make a nice dinner or two for those deer.
Éponine: Hmph. We were about due for it, that's what I think. D'you think the island's little bout of illness is catching? Lord, I hope not.
Cosette: I'd like to think so, but look at this, it says that Mis-Intelligence was cancelled because of an unfortunate mishap with the teal deer. They've all gone mad now, haven't they? Oh, I hope everyone is careful if they've got to go out there, which is exactly why Monsieur Stark tried to keep us occupied in Science and Technology by building robots. Four was more interested in building a weapon, and instead Monsieur Stark gave him a sort of bracelet that creates a shield out of energy, and he was satisfied with that.
Éponine: Huh! I can see why. That sounds *static*-ed handy.
Cosette: Is that really appropriate language for the radio?
Éponine: See if I care! They'll likely find some way to cover it up anyhow.
Cosette: I hope so. We made soufflés in Baking, or tried to as I think most of us were a bit distracted, but distracted or not we had to learn how to budget in Adulting, and talk about paying bills every month. I don't fancy that part of growing up much.
Éponine: Well, it isn't much fun, but I've got to have my phone these days so what choice do I have?
Cosette: Oh, I know, I'm the same way about mine. Let's see, I expect the library to start getting busy again in the next few days, but strange goings-on or not, the etiquette books were bothering Barry again. Meanwhile, Four and Bob were already trying to see if they can find out what's going on. I hope they've better luck than I had. I've been trying for days to see what I can find about the deer, or about the state of the trees, but I'm not getting anywhere.
Éponine: Or the water. Good lord, I used to think the Seine looked bad.
Cosette: Well, it did, but this is a different kind of bad . . . why was Hanna trying to climb into a box with a record player to listen to the same record she's been listening to for days? Does it sound better in there?
Éponine: No, that sounds more like . . . well, never mind. Look at this, Eliot was in such an awful mood at Luke's that the staff told him they couldn't concentrate with him being so terrifying, and then Parker and Hardison confronted him and it got messy from there. And ended up with Eliot tied up in a chair while Parker watched cartoons, until he made a mess of trying to get free.
Cosette: This is all getting to be a mess, isn't it?
Éponine: You aren't one for overstating things, I tell you that. Tino was jumpy as anything at Caritas, and the specials board kept changing, but Kenzi wasn't there. Well, isn't that just curious? Atton came across the causeway last night and made a call asking after Sparkle, who's also been acting strange. Monsieur Jack wasn't acting strange, but he was at the Devil's Nest when he got a phone call and started making plans to go see Emma, who seems to have come down with something.
Cosette: That doesn't sound quite as worrisome, but I hope she gets better soon. And I hope we find out what's gone wrong soon, too. Do be careful out there today, everyone, all right?
Éponine: And stay out of the preserve, for god's sake, unless you want to make a nice dinner or two for those deer.