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Fifth Floor Common Room [Wednesday afternoon]
It wasn't that Daenerys hadn't been thrilled when the raven had arrived bearing Ser Jorah's acceptance of her invitation to visit this weekend. She was happy, even if none of her bloodriders would be accompanying him -- someone had to stay with what was left of the khalasar, after all.
No, her sudden feeling of dread stemmed from the message she'd retrieved from her voice...thing, once she'd gotten it to work. The Imp had promised to keep his brother away from her, but now she needed to maintain distance between Ser Jorah and not just an easily-lost halfman, but the Kingslayer himself. It was a far less easy task, and Dany was left to fret as to how to manage it.
For now, though, she had taken the dragons out to her common area, tucking her legs up beside her on the couch as the three found places on the floor to entertain themselves. She kept an eye on them -- she really didn't want to have to put out any fires -- but meanwhile took to learning how to operate the large device in the room. She knew it was like a small play on a screen, having seen others use it, but the question of making it work was daunting. After pressing a few of the small protrusions on the box, she managed to make it come to hissing, grainy life. Then there were waving lines, with another press. Then a screen of simple blue.
Dany sat before the television, holding the little black rectangle in her hand, and began to try to read what the different buttons meant. Maybe she was missing something simple.
[ah, ye olde 'figuring out the tv' common room. open like crazy, save me from boredom and Dany from static, pls.]
No, her sudden feeling of dread stemmed from the message she'd retrieved from her voice...thing, once she'd gotten it to work. The Imp had promised to keep his brother away from her, but now she needed to maintain distance between Ser Jorah and not just an easily-lost halfman, but the Kingslayer himself. It was a far less easy task, and Dany was left to fret as to how to manage it.
For now, though, she had taken the dragons out to her common area, tucking her legs up beside her on the couch as the three found places on the floor to entertain themselves. She kept an eye on them -- she really didn't want to have to put out any fires -- but meanwhile took to learning how to operate the large device in the room. She knew it was like a small play on a screen, having seen others use it, but the question of making it work was daunting. After pressing a few of the small protrusions on the box, she managed to make it come to hissing, grainy life. Then there were waving lines, with another press. Then a screen of simple blue.
Dany sat before the television, holding the little black rectangle in her hand, and began to try to read what the different buttons meant. Maybe she was missing something simple.
[ah, ye olde 'figuring out the tv' common room. open like crazy, save me from boredom and Dany from static, pls.]
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Especially when Bruce is around.
"Mostly it just shows bad programming."
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Jack paused and realized he was pretty bad at this explainey thing.
"They really need to have this in a manual someplace."
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And then Jack rattled off the number for ESPN. His favorite goto channel.
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Brief pause for Jack trying to come up with an answer.
"-have no clue," he admitted. "It's just kind of there. And sometimes it's good sometimes it's bad and sometimes you can tear your eyes away from the trainwreck that is humanity."
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"Because watching it on TV seemed so much better?" he offered with a catch in his voice.
Yeah, he really has no excuse. He watched it and liked it. And is ashamed.
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And then with complete and utter sincerity:
"I am SO sorry."
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His jaw dropped. There was some gibberish spilling from his mouth before he said something like:
"That's... who? What? Dragons? ... Seriously?!"
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"Well. That's makes it all... different. Then."
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"Really?"
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"Okay! Sure. Why not," Jack said slowly but cautiously edging towards the dragons. "They won't... I don't know. Eat me?"
Little small for that at the moment, Jack.
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"Holy crap. I'm holding a dragon."
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