you can call me "FISH" (
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prismatica2019-06-07 08:53 am
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Entry tags:
- cardfight!! vanguard: ren suzugamori,
- critical role: mollymauk tealeaf,
- fullmetal alchemist: edward elric,
- inuyasha: inuyasha,
- kingdom hearts: xigbar,
- metal gear: otacon,
- original character: confidence,
- original character: fish,
- sailor moon: usagi tsukino,
- the magnus archives: jonathan sims,
- voltron: pidge
{04 VIDEO feat Mollymauk}
[The video opens to Fish awake, sitting up in what seems to be their bed. Their dressing gown is on, at least. It's late at night in Lunatia-- give or take about 3am. And if your volume is up high enough, you might catch the sound of... someone? being very busy the next room over. Fish looks pretty concerned.]
Ah... hello.
[This is awkward.]
It's been a while since I've used this to address the whole network but... I was wondering how people deal with... ah... cats?
[And there's the sound of a door busting open and a blur of violet getting in the way of the camera and Fish and the suggestion that the merfolk threw their hand up so as to save the communicator from getting knocked over.]
Molly what--?
Ignore me, I'm just sneaking in here.
Wait, I can't--
Yeah, it's fine, just let me crawl in here.
I'm on the communicator.
Great. I don't wanna talk I just wanna sit...
[Rustle rustle.]
Perfect.
[A pause of silence.]
Continue, I'm comfortable now.
[The communicator comes down again, a little closer to Fish's face this time, they look defeated. But there's a very content, lavender-skinned, heavily tattooed tiefling on them, their tail swishing lazily and making a mess of the video a bit.]
I guess now you all know what I need... ah... a bit of advice on. Sorry, I'll get to replying to any answers later. It isn't the easiest having a lap full of cat-like tiefling.
[They huff and grin before turning the feed off.]
Ah... hello.
[This is awkward.]
It's been a while since I've used this to address the whole network but... I was wondering how people deal with... ah... cats?
[And there's the sound of a door busting open and a blur of violet getting in the way of the camera and Fish and the suggestion that the merfolk threw their hand up so as to save the communicator from getting knocked over.]
Molly what--?
Ignore me, I'm just sneaking in here.
Wait, I can't--
Yeah, it's fine, just let me crawl in here.
I'm on the communicator.
Great. I don't wanna talk I just wanna sit...
[Rustle rustle.]
Perfect.
[A pause of silence.]
Continue, I'm comfortable now.
[The communicator comes down again, a little closer to Fish's face this time, they look defeated. But there's a very content, lavender-skinned, heavily tattooed tiefling on them, their tail swishing lazily and making a mess of the video a bit.]
I guess now you all know what I need... ah... a bit of advice on. Sorry, I'll get to replying to any answers later. It isn't the easiest having a lap full of cat-like tiefling.
[They huff and grin before turning the feed off.]
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[Fish chuckles.]
It'll only be for a few days, anyway.
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[Surely feeding people is a normal activity that normal people find fun.]
I guess the big question is if it'll happen again next cycle.
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Oh? What did he say about me?
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[Because he can always appreciate aesthetic like that, honestly.]
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[They beam, they always like it when their work is given attention.]
I'm glad you found it nice. He was a very wonderful canvas to work on.
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I don't see people wearing really detailed makeup outside that often, so I guess that's what made me notice it. It seemed like a lot of attention was put into it.
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[They laugh.]
And doing detailed make-up like that is what I do for a living. I'd be pretty ashamed if I did less.
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[He has a friend who's very into circus theatrics, and a lot of her "associates" have that kind of makeup. He's more used to getting the type that makes one look better on television.]
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[Fish is maybe a bit testy at the comparison. They paint very finely on people and on themselves. Their goal isn't camp, they paint as a female impersonator. But at the same time, well-- it is true. They do paint for the back of the room, too. So it is stage make-up.]
But I don't think it's accurate, if we're talking about what exactly I do. I can transform faces, darling. I can go from being not quite a girl or boy to being a full female fantasy on stage or off it.
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But you're still doing make-up for a performance, even if it changes things a lot...I don't think it usually makes that much difference what it's called, does it?
[Ren has a bit of a habit of sticking a pin in that kind of confidence when he sees it, to see how well it stands.]
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I don't always put make-up on with the intention to perform. Sometimes, I just put it on just to stand out at a party. I might put it on just for fun. As I said, I don't just do make-up for the stage. I'm a make-up artist.
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I guess it just kind of seems like another job to me, even if it's not a job I see people doing very often. If that makes sense...
[Spoken in the tone of someone who's used to things he says not making a lot of sense.]
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Suit yourself. If you're going to keep insulting the thing I take pride in, I've got no interest in speaking to you anymore!
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I don't really get how it's insulting to say that you do an unusual job...? But it's up to you, I guess.
[Ren tilts a hand in an airy wave, just in case they decide to hang up on him before he gets a chance.]
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