Jono Starsmore (
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fandomtownies2014-01-18 11:03 am
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Outside the Groovy Tunes, Saturday Morning
Today had been a day full of fits and starts, and it wasn't even noon yet. Jono had been planning on doing the last of his moving today, maybe rounding up a small posse and recruiting them for help dragging his furniture from his old Boards apartment up to the new one at the Groovy Tunes. Instead, he'd gone for one last wander through the sets and props storage to make certain he hadn't left anything behind there, and had quickly discovered an old box of spray paint that he'd bought out of pocket for one of the sets. Normally, he would have just left it behind, donated it to the theatre's cause or something, but today, on a whim, he'd picked it up and carried it back with him to Groovy Tunes.
And before he'd even stepped inside, he couldn't help but notice that the storefront was looking a bit in need of an update, and while he'd never painted anything in his life, suddenly he had it in his head that maybe today would be a good day to try painting a mural or something. He realized exactly how ridiculously ambitious that plan was as he reached into the box and pulled out a spray can. But that didn't stop him from giving it a go all the same. And between the music notes and the cassette tapes and vinyl records and even the reflective iridescence on the CDs he was painting, the whole arrangement was turning out... pretty epic, actually.
'Huh,' he thought to himself as he stepped back to admire his handiwork. 'This is unexpected.'
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And before he'd even stepped inside, he couldn't help but notice that the storefront was looking a bit in need of an update, and while he'd never painted anything in his life, suddenly he had it in his head that maybe today would be a good day to try painting a mural or something. He realized exactly how ridiculously ambitious that plan was as he reached into the box and pulled out a spray can. But that didn't stop him from giving it a go all the same. And between the music notes and the cassette tapes and vinyl records and even the reflective iridescence on the CDs he was painting, the whole arrangement was turning out... pretty epic, actually.
'Huh,' he thought to himself as he stepped back to admire his handiwork. 'This is unexpected.'
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He eyed the mural Jono was in the process of finishing and raised an eyebrow. "Very nice."
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What Jono actually did was turn around and nod hello to Hannibal, and, while he certainly thought about saying just that, absolutely nothing was actually said.
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Well. This was awkward.
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He waved at the mural. "I didn't know you could paint."
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'Neither did I? This was really mostly a whim. Are you getting any of this? Test, one, two?'
... Okay, now he was looking frustrated. Not at Hannibal, at himself, wrinkling his nose and lifting a finger to tap the side of his head. Hello, was this thing on?
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... Which mostly was going to look like him waving a hand at his face, and then at Hannibal, and then making a fist and punching a bare patch of wall. Which was brick, so... ow.
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He was not particularly pleased with anything today. He'd cope. He'd dealt with this before. But it was a pain.
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"I woke up this morning barely able to smell," Hannibal said as he looked Jono's hand over. Well, able to smell like a normal person, but it amounted to the same thing. "I haven't noticed any invasions so far, however. I suppose we can only hope this won't last long."
He confirmed bloody scrapes with dirt in them and incipient bruising, but no breaks. "I can bandage this, if you like. And yes, I'm aware you could do it yourself, but it would be much more awkward one-handed."
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"Holy Banksy, dude. What brought this on?"
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A moment later, he gestured toward the cardboard box full of spray paint. She'd probably recognize them from the props room at the Boards. Odds were, she'd worked with them more than he ever had.
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Kenzi was just enjoying the fun of making swirly blue bits of sky as high as she could reach, humming along (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PTtPEPV-yZc). "You need help moving anything that's left?" Swirl! SWOOOSH. "We need some tunes... ~And they say, 'Goldfish have no memory' --I guess their lives are much like mine~.."
Over Kenzi's head, someone might notice a few hazy goldfish, swimming in the air.
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Ah, Fandom. Fandom bloody island.
Was it rude to point? Because he was going to do just that, mostly because he couldn't really bring up the presence of the little haze-fishes otherwise.
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The vague illusion popped like a soap bubble when she stopped singing.
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He shrugged, though, because that was absolutely a helpful response. He had no idea, Kenzi. It was your goldfish soap bubble, not his.
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She stopped at her soon-to-be-place-of-employment, distracted by the gorgeous wall mural.
"I didn't realize you were so talented," she said lightly.
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For his reply, Jono just shrugged his shoulders, looking down at the paint can in his hand. There was no telling how long this would last, and now that he'd started the damn mural, he was kind of committed to finishing it so it wouldn't just sit there half-done forever.
Barring being able to say any of that, he just raised his other hand and gave it a little 'so-so' sort of motion. He really wasn't that good. Not usually.
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Oh, hey, look, awkward phrasing had shown up again! Her new best friend.
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So far, he was drawing a complete blank.
He stood there awkwardly for a moment before waving apologetically at his face, and then shrugging. No talking was going to be happening today. Sorry, Eleanor.
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"Of course," she said. "The telepathy, it's one of your powers, and with it gone, you've no way to communicate, what with your face being missing."
She facepalmed almost immediately. "Pretend I said that tactfully."
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He turned over the spray can in his hand, gave it a weird sort of look, and then shrugged as if to say, 'No, really, I have no idea what's up with this.'
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"Do you ... need it back?" she asked, carefully. "I have ways."
It would be limited, only between the two of them, but then he could at least express himself. And she could reverse it later, presumably, by withdrawing the ADAM.
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Ways? What ways?
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