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Week One
[Yesterday, everyone woke up in a strange place and realized that they'd been kidnapped, and also that everyone else around them may or may not be kinnies? Wow, what a weird escalation of kin drama! Given what some people have seen of Spongebob's freaky arm thing, though, maybe it's not that at all?
Your Assistant Director, Hester, showed off her stuff and immediately had her life threatened by Lumpy Space Princess, who got her life threatened right back. Maybe you should keep that in mind if you decide to pay Hester any more visits! She won't be making another public appearance this week, but as promised, she'll be available for visits and consultation in the Principal's Office during business hours.
If you don't want to chat with Hester, there's always the school to explore! Some of you might also be receiving mysterious coins next to your bedside this week - those must be useful for something, right? There's lots to do, and you all seem like a group who can make your own fun, so enjoy your first week of school!]
Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday
(( OOC: This will be the last mod post for this week! Feel free to start submitting regains for any threads that aren't with Hester. Remember, song threads mean an extra coin! This is a peace week, so get all that CR while you can! ))
Your Assistant Director, Hester, showed off her stuff and immediately had her life threatened by Lumpy Space Princess, who got her life threatened right back. Maybe you should keep that in mind if you decide to pay Hester any more visits! She won't be making another public appearance this week, but as promised, she'll be available for visits and consultation in the Principal's Office during business hours.
If you don't want to chat with Hester, there's always the school to explore! Some of you might also be receiving mysterious coins next to your bedside this week - those must be useful for something, right? There's lots to do, and you all seem like a group who can make your own fun, so enjoy your first week of school!]
(( OOC: This will be the last mod post for this week! Feel free to start submitting regains for any threads that aren't with Hester. Remember, song threads mean an extra coin! This is a peace week, so get all that CR while you can! ))
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The first place Salieri finds himself is the Scene Shop. The writing supplies have been temporarily abandoned on one of the worktables while Salieri himself can be found searching through the supplies and pointedly avoiding any sharp objects. He does not look particularly pleased to be in such a place, but needs must and all that.
Once acquiring what he was searching for, he retreats to the Band Room and abandons his writing supplies (now with the addition of the ruler) once again, this time on the music stand of the piano. Seeing as this particular instrument is rather out of tune, a search of the room gives him the tools to tune it, and he sets about doing so. This does take quite longer than he’s used to, so one might find him with his head in the piano, the lid propped up as open as it will go (since he can’t remove it all on his own,) muttering to himself.
Eventually, with effort, he gets the piano tuned! He’ll lower the lid after that, and return to his twice abandoned writing supplies with the intent to finally use them. He’s not entirely sure what else to do with himself, Salieri is going to do what he’s done for most of his musical career: compose. He’ll make his own sheet music with the ruler, penciling in musical ideas, crossing others out, and tinkering on the piano as he does so.
Music may be the food of love, but Salieri will eventually find that it’s no substitute for the real thing, and does find that he’s rather hungry. With that, he’ll pack up his writing supplies and venture to the Kitchens, at which point he’s going to try and look for something to eat. If he doesn’t find anything, he’ll set about preparing the simplest thing he knows: a light potato soup. Nothing fancy, of course, seeing as he’s not a chef. But he can be caught peeling some potatoes, if nothing else.
At the end of the day, having hopefully eaten, Salieri will return back to Broadhurst Dorms with a cup of tea and his writing supplies. Once there, he’ll settle at his desk to leaf through what he’s written, giving it one more once over and making some final notes while occasionally taking some time to stare out the window.]
Band Room
[ Orpheus turns up in the band room some time after Salieri, also drawn in by the promise of finding an instrument with which to occupy himself, though that goal seems forgotten for the moment as he wanders over to peer over the older man's shoulder at what he's writing. Eyes alight, he seems positively delighted to see someone writing music here, not yet aware that just about everyone here is a musician in some capacity. ]
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Ah...yes. I am, indeed. [looking over Salieri's shoulder, Orpheus will see about three different melodic and harmonic lines that are then scratched out and edited.]
And you...?
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[ 'Composer' always felt like such a lofty term, reserved for people who could afford to go to school and learn about all the words for things and structures and the meanings behind them instead of just fumbling around by themselves with a lyre. He's made his peace with it. ]
What are you working on?
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[as for what his working on]
As for this...it's a piece a teacher of mine was slated to compose, but has given it to me to take on, as he is disposed with other works.
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Is it for someone, or something? I've only ever written music for myself, or my friends.
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band room
...completely random notes, scribbled in completely differently with colored pencils.]
Everyone like a collab, right?
[And there's Discord, entirely too close somehow, and he's just leaning against the piano. Hi.]
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An unasked for collaboration is not one that anyone likes. [snapped, scrambling to his feet, immediately putting some distance between him and Discord, glaring. He may've accidentally left that ruler behind...]
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Isn't music supposed to be your thing? What, can't handle sharing the spotlight? Don't tell me you feel threatened.
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Hardly, when it's with a worthy partner. [he begins putting the papers in his hands to rights, eyeing that ruler a bit] Though I hardly consider you as such.
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[He's just going to poke at a few of the keys on the piano.]
Since your music seems to be so forgettable, who knows, maybe even I'd be more popular!
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Kitchen
Upon entering the hall of cookery, he sees that someone else had the same idea: an ally!
He walks up to Saliery confidently.] Would you share some of your meal if I offer assistance?
[Please say yes.]
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[he gestures to the yet unpeeled potatoes.] If you wouldn't mind helping me peel these...?
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[It's just using a knife to cut off a thin layer, right? He takes a small knife, pulls a stool over, and takes a moment to find the right grip.]
Like this... [He talks to himself as he slowly cuts off his first peel. It's pretty jagged.]
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Just take your time. Draw the knife towards you in a smooth arc, and if you gently move the potato away from you at the same time, it's easier. [he should know, he peeled a lot of potatos as a child.]
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Ah, it works! Thank you, Salieri. [He's read the yearbook since yesterday.]
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[He's referring to the piano lid, nodding at it as he enters. The Balladeer can play the piano, he's quite sure, but he's content enough to leave the tuning itself to more of an expert.]
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Once he's sure it's steady, though, he'll glance over at the Balladeer]
Ah...[oh yes. The Narrator.] ...that is, yes. I would appreciate some assistance, if you wouldn't mind helping me remove it.
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Sure. I got started on tuning up all the other strings yesterday, but I've never actually gotten the chance to work with a piano. Not too portable.
[Despite that, he moves to help as if he does know how this works.]
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Ah, true enough. This particular fortepiano is a bit larger than I'm used to, admittedly, and the tuning is different as well from what I'm used to. There are so many more tools. [he gives said tools, sitting on a chair next to the piano, a wry look]
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[That done, he remains by the piano, apparently interested in watching Salieri work.]
But I've never had my own. I'd have to wheel it across the stage or something.
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Band Room, after the piano is tuned
After a while of this though she gets up the courage to actually step inside. ]
Excuse me... what are you doing?
[ She thought it was just regular playing or testing the piano at first but the paper is what gets her curious. ]
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Ah. [Oh. Another person he hasn't formally met but the hair is very distinct and memorable from the Yearbook photos] Well, I'm composing.
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Oh-- I see. [ She probably should have guessed that but oh well. ] Is it for anything?
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