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☆TRACK IIX: BETTER TO PRETEND PT. 1
Who: Famous musicians, hopeful auditioners, and random onlookers.
What: Hit gameshow series “Fairy Trial” is celebrating one of its anniversaries, and it’s invited you onboard. For more deets, check out the OOC post!
When: March 11th.
Where: Sevetop Entertainment’s studio.
Warnings: Mingle log mystery bag.
What: Hit gameshow series “Fairy Trial” is celebrating one of its anniversaries, and it’s invited you onboard. For more deets, check out the OOC post!
When: March 11th.
Where: Sevetop Entertainment’s studio.
Warnings: Mingle log mystery bag.
“It's so much better to pretend There's something waiting for you here. Every letter that you wrote Has found its way to me, my dear.” ☆BETTER TO PRETEND  For musicians in either Pride or Virgo, the job offer is delivered by their managers- a suggestion to accept an invitation from Sevetop to participate in a successful gameshow. (A message that is delivered perhaps a bit more pressingly to some, with the unsaid words of “This is a chance to make it up to us”.) For others, strangers just trying to make a living and wait for their chance to save their loved ones, the message is delivered over their communicators by Gold, with promises that infiltrating this event will aid you in liberating the captives from their label's control. Either way, all roads lead to Sevetop Entertainment. Sevetop might not have the weight that musical giants Pride Labels and Virgo Entertainment do, but that’s because it’s not into the musical industry. Sevetop is all about television and the big screen. For these purposes, it has its own little area of the city, a bustling kind of Hollywood filled with the more office-like buildings, auditoriums for additions, and even various sets. Whether you’re driven in style via limo, or brought to a regular line of buses, this is where you end up at. Musicians, of course, end up at the more posh meeting room. A spread of delicate little lunch sandwiches, veggie platters, cupcakes, and assorted beverages are on a table for anyone to snatch up, and regularly refilled. Every celebrity is handed a small folder with papers inside going over both the boring legal things and explaining the purpose of the show. “Royals” are the ones to be “saved”, but they don’t have to make the journey easier on their “Heroes” and are given tools at their disposal to help or hinder. Heroes have one goal to accomplish, ‘rescuing’ their Royal, but it changes depending on the challenge. Much to your surprise, some of those aspiring Heroes might just look familiar. Don't tell! ☆THE HEROES In another building, next door, various people picked off the street (some coincidentally, others not so much, thanks to Gold's glamour witchcraft) are being given very much the same kind of presentation… In a room much more cramped, with not nearly enough chairs, on a slideshow. The only refreshments available are small bags of chips (try not to take more than one) and coolers full of bottled water. After the separate presentations are done with, everyone is allowed to check out the sets for past seasons, which includes what look like giant mushroom tops that are made of very bouncy rubber, climbing walls made of fake vines, pumpkin shaped carriages (horses not included), and other such things. Of course, it’s not all play. While you’re messing about, you’ve all been given numbers. Once you’ve been called, you’re to stand in front of Fairy Trial’s hosts and commentators: siblings Bella and Maurice Hooks. Both of them are equally friendly, although her more outgoing to his easygoing, but they have plenty of questions for this little audition. Tell them about yourself: hobbies, job, your favorite fairy tale, what you think your best skill is - and then, the most important, you get to display a choice "talent" in front of the audience. It can be whatever you like, as long as it's crowd appropriate. Be careful, though, because the rock stars you're hoping to work with are watching, too. At the very least, don't make an ass out of yourself. Gold's enchantments are good, but there are some things that even magic can't charm its way through. After all this, you’ll get a chance to just rest and mingle while your rides come back to take you back to the mall or HQ you were picked up at. Obviously for certain famous names, they’ll probably be the first ones out, but who knows… Maybe there was a traffic delay, and now you have some time to spare waiting around here as well. Just take note that you’re not allowed to wander too far from the Fairy Trial sets. Security is keeping an eye on folks to make sure they don’t steal or wreck anything. And don’t worry, you’ll be told about the results within a week! They promise. “You can make believe that what you say Is what I want to hear. I'll keep dancing through this Beautiful delusional career.” |
Rarity
For whatever it's worth, Rarity is excited to be participating in Fairy Trial. There's something to be said for a distraction, no matter how inane; plus, she's always wanted to be a princess. Dressed stylishly but simply (at least by her standards), she's very polite during the briefing, nibbling on snacks and paying attention...for the most part. She leans over to the person next to her and whispers, "do you think you'll help your hero, or would you rather make it more difficult?"
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The sets are impressive, in an overblown, kitschy sort of fashion. Honestly, Rarity is far more interested in the people - both the musicians who've been roped into this along with her, and the people auditioning to be rescuers. After all, she needs to get to know the people she'll be working with, does she not?
And maybe - just maybe - some of these people are the ones Sans was talking about. She's definitely keeping an eye out for anyone who looks inexplicably familiar.
C
Some of the auditions are going stunningly well, and some of them...well. Not everyone is meant for television, after all. Rarity's not above gossiping with the person next to her about whomever is onstage, whether they're shining or burning out.
C
Sorry juggling man.
"I don't get it, "Terry tilts his head toward Rarity, looking entirely perplexed by this display, "how is this a heroic skill?"
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Doctor tilts his head. "Though if we're the royalty, we're the Prince or Princes aren't we? Or are we not in the case of Prince Charming who comes to rescue a maiden since he's a hero? Don't think they ever clarified that."
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"Well, there is more than one story of a prince coming to save a princess. I don't see why we can't all be royalty, if the story calls for it."
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"Regardless of the characters in these stories, I think the studio owes it to us to treat everyone like they're royalty," he says, half joking. "Did you see the costume they've offered to Marty? Poor fellow doesn't look exactly right in those colors. I told him to give his stylist a call and ask them to tell the costume department right."
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"I've seen more subtle moves at a clown convention."
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