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wasthecuteone) wrote in
fandomhighdorms2012-05-08 07:02 pm
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Fifth Floor Common Room, Tuesday Evening
Petra had come to the common room to watch TV while she did her nails, but she hadn't gotten quite as far as the 'doing her nails' part yet. This was because, while channel surfing for something to watch while doing her nails, she'd encountered a flashback. At first she just sort of stared at the TV screen, stunned to realize they still had boy bands in this dimension--she'd kind of thought they'd worn out their welcome years ago, and had frankly found that a relief--and momentarily insulted that the song implied that the only reason someone would wear makeup was "to cover up." Hello, maybe the fictional girl in the song just liked makeup. But then one of these babyfaced teenagers with hair that looked like a bunch of seagulls had attacked it earnestly sang that to prove he was right, he put it in a song, and the idea that being in a song made something right struck her as so funny the whole thing hit her at once, and she wound up laughing so hard tears ran down her face and she fell off the couch.
Okay. This wasn't exactly a flashback, although the terribleness of that hair was pretty familiar. There was the fact that, "You don't even dance!" as Petra hauled herself up via the coffee table to shout at the screen before collapsing with the giggles once again.
So, yes. Anyone entering the fifth floor common room, or simply passing by, would find a British boy band singing on the TV and Petra West laughing herself sick. Business as usual?
((I had to. Open common room is open. Come mock One Direction with Petra! Or defend them. Whatever floats your character's boat.))
Okay. This wasn't exactly a flashback, although the terribleness of that hair was pretty familiar. There was the fact that, "You don't even dance!" as Petra hauled herself up via the coffee table to shout at the screen before collapsing with the giggles once again.
So, yes. Anyone entering the fifth floor common room, or simply passing by, would find a British boy band singing on the TV and Petra West laughing herself sick. Business as usual?
((I had to. Open common room is open. Come mock One Direction with Petra! Or defend them. Whatever floats your character's boat.))

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Apparently not.
"Hey," he said, glancing at Petra with a slightly raised eyebrow. "Do you know where they keep sandwich stuff up there? Fourth floor's pretty bare."
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As he did: "You're laughing at the music, right?" he asked. "I was wondering about you a little when I heard it from the hall." And then he realized that sounded slightly jerky and added "... not in a bad way."
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He was ... just a touch sarcastic.
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Two 12-year-olds, these days, but Molly had not yet taught Klara the ways of boy bands.
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Curse you, Ziho.These guys are all cute, right? At least to young girls. Who want to spend money on, oh, notebooks with their faces, and bookbags, and a million other things. Because they heard this song and saw this video and think they're dreeeeeeamy."(no subject)
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Or a princess's. Ulrik's nose wrinkled up in an expression of distaste as he remembered Kristina did, in fact, possess one. Though he had no idea what kind of musical recordings she had to go along with it. "It's just the same few chords over and over," he observed.
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Yes, Freddie loved One Direction.
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He was super excited about that.
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