John Mitchell (
humanistic) wrote in
therookery2016-10-20 05:57 pm
Entry tags:
open || sending crystal
FORM: sending crystal
SENDER: Mitchell, featuring the background musical stylings of Juke Bachs the bard
RECIPIENT: everyone
WHAT: a new bard has moved into Skyhold. he knows but one song. verily, how well he knows it. and it is getting old.
WHEN: immediately
WHERE: the tavern
NOTES: Tom Jones. also this will make more sense if you ctl+f Juke Bachs on the rewards page.
SENDER: Mitchell, featuring the background musical stylings of Juke Bachs the bard
RECIPIENT: everyone
WHAT: a new bard has moved into Skyhold. he knows but one song. verily, how well he knows it. and it is getting old.
WHEN: immediately
WHERE: the tavern
NOTES: Tom Jones. also this will make more sense if you ctl+f Juke Bachs on the rewards page.
[Beginning this message takes some doing. Sending crystals are unfamiliar--but after a moment, fumbling gives way to the ambient noise of a fairly crowded pub. Conversation, the clink of dishes and mugs. Laughter. Music, in the background.]
Right. So-- [At last he's got this messaging thing worked out now, all right; he's nothing if not adaptable--] I don't know how it's done here, all right, but I've got t' complain.
This bard won't shut up.
And d'you know the worst part? The worst part is, he's playin' Tom Jones. [The horror.] Tom Jones! Come all this way, and there's still some prick doing 'What's New Pussycat' in the corner of the pub in the middle of the afternoon. It's suffocating. And that's the only thing he's playing, by the way. You ask him anything else, no matter how nicely you ask--no, that's the only thing. Tom Jones. 'What's New'. Nothing else.
I mean, I'm going out of my mind here. Anyone know how t' get this to stop? Jesus--

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Fighting and cooking and sailing. Building. Anything that needs to be done, really.
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[You gotta watch those pop culture references, Mitchell.]
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But it does sometimes get you some gainful employment.
Which one of those is yours, anyways? Sailing?
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[The concept makes vague sense, even if it's wildly out of her schema of the world.]
No. I've only been sailing once, actually. I don't think I'd be very good at it.
I don't really...have a job? I fetch and carry a lot. And sometimes...
Well, don't tell anyone this, but sometimes I swipe some food from the kitchens for the refugees.
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But no one's ever paid much attention to me before. I don't know why they'd start now.
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Er-- what refugees?
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This isn't exactly a...
[She struggles to find the word.]
...a peaceful world.
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Yeah, well. Then it can join the club.
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[Sincere? Impish? Hard to tell. All part of Airy's charm.]
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It's like an inter world support group.
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[She has the grace to laugh at herself. You gotta give her that.]
I'm sorry. I'm not very good with sarcasm.
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Also sarcasm, by the way.
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I guess...
I guess I just think it's better to be genuine, you know? The world is so complicated already. Helps to know where you stand. And sarcasm always seemed a little mean.
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[More amused than disapproving, and not a cruel sort of amusement, either.]
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Well, sir. I just...believe there's no reason not to be nice.
I know you must think that's strange.
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Even if she's the most sarcastic of us anyways, half the time.
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Being nice isn't always easy. But as Princess Amanda often told me, "Nothing worth doing is ever easy."
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Here I'm just a nobody.
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