week 2

[stagemanagers]

WEEK 2
[From the day you arrived on the planet, and blinking, stepped into the sun. There's more to see than can ever be seen, and more to do than can ever be done. Yet, still, the whole thing seems...monotonous. Surely there must be some excitement, some showmanship, some sort of plot twist that could keep this show moving onward?

Welcome to week 2, gents.]


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Comments

[dechagny]

[VALJEAN IS NOT DEAD he's still alive making hot pockets I believe this within the depths of my soul]

Yes, it was incredibly unusual! There was a box from which one could make "macaroni and cheese", and the cheese part came from a dry, orange powder rehydrated with milk and butter once the macaroni was cooked. It was not a cheese I would want served at home, but I do wonder if there is a way to make it more palatable...

[breakingbread]

How on earth did they dehydrate the cheese?

[Rhetorical question; he knows you won't know either.]

Perhaps if you added some ordinary cheese. There's several different kinds in the icebox.

[dechagny]

I am not sure.

[l o l]

That could work, but I wonder which type would be best. Probably something closest in shade to the orange...

[Which, eeeugh, no thank you, that doesn't sound good.]

[breakingbread]

Did they not name the type of cheese? That's odd...but that seems sensible.

[well this is gonna be vile]

[dechagny]

I can check, if there are still boxes...

[He goes to look in the cupboard, and yep, there it is. Macaroni and Cheese. He looks at the ingredients.]

...Ah...er...hm. Monsieur Valjean, I do believe...that this may not be the best thing to eat. Half of the things on this ingredients list I do not think I can pronounce.

[breakingbread]

Oh? May I see it?

[He'll look at the ingredients list, and...hm. Yeah. Wow.]

How does all of this go into noodles and cheese?

[dechagny]

I don't know - it's ludicrous! It would be much easier to make it from actual noodles and actual cheese!

[Not really buddy...it might be healthier though?]

[breakingbread]

I would think so - there are boxes of dry noodles in the pantry, and we have plenty of cheese. [He flips the box over.] This seems as if it may be faster to make, but is it worth it?

[dechagny]

Probably not. I was fine eating it once, but what if one of the ladies were to get sick from it?

[breakingbread]

And us with no medicine here. I don't believe Dr. Harris is a medical doctor.

[Perhaps the Balladeer would give them aid, but he's not sure they can trust that much will come.]

[dechagny]

[What kind of medicine is there that can heal food poisoning?]

Let us try with the raw ingredients, then! It cannot be difficult.

[breakingbread]

Certainly not with the two of us, I'm sure.

[COOKING MACARONI AND CHEESE

S T A R T]