Guy Burgess (
thatmadbastard) wrote2012-02-11 07:50 pm
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[If anyone happens to go outside this afternoon, it's highly likely they will hear the burst of opera coming from somewhere, loudly.
[This somewhere just so happens to be a window from House 32's second floor. The double windows are thrust open and out into the peaceful town of Luceti, revealing a less than picturesque view of Guy Burgess, shirtless, with his record player.
His arms swing back and forth, his body timed to every swell of the music. The spy is vibrantly conducting the opera with his torso leaning over the bottom ledge, making magnanimously expressive faces as he mouths--and sometimes sings them in a rugged baritone over the lovely singer and classical strings.
Someone is clearly happy.]
[This somewhere just so happens to be a window from House 32's second floor. The double windows are thrust open and out into the peaceful town of Luceti, revealing a less than picturesque view of Guy Burgess, shirtless, with his record player.
His arms swing back and forth, his body timed to every swell of the music. The spy is vibrantly conducting the opera with his torso leaning over the bottom ledge, making magnanimously expressive faces as he mouths--and sometimes sings them in a rugged baritone over the lovely singer and classical strings.
Someone is clearly happy.]

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He waits till the end of the aria before applauding and laughing.]
Bravo! Bravo, maestro!
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OH THE LOVE! You are too kind!
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It would be rude of me not to greet my beloved audience.
[He disappears to dress quickly so he can run down and see the man this jubilant exultation was all about.]
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Verdi seems to indicate you're having a good day!
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Dear lord.]
...Do I even wish to know why you are butchering this particular opera?
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I am not.
[How childish, Guy.]
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[His rather petulant look turns to one of sheer contentment. The spy hasn't been this happy in years. Nearly a decade, in fact, or perhaps ever when he really thought about it.]
It is an exultation, dear.
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It was stupidity on his part. Mostly.
The sound of the gleeful baritone is a welcome distraction from his scrapes. It wasn't an opera he recognized, but he knew the words and was confident enough to follow along in his own tenor if he wanted to risk further pain. Singing with broken ribs? Definitely not doctor's orders. Instead, he contents himself with watching in amusement.]
That, good sir, is the best rendition that song I've ever heard. [never mind it being the only rendition...] Have you thought of performing on stage?
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I appreciate the arts, though I do not partake often. Fan of opera, are you?
[He's never met the man but he's never one to refuse conversation.]
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[This met both counts. He returns a bow of his own, graciously and politely.] You do this kind of thing often?
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This just happens to be fitting of it all.
[Guy is smiling contentedly, hardly the nearly broken man he was weeks ago.]
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What kind of ocassion is this then?
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...I love you now.
/bows asldjfa and SORRY THIS TOOK SO LONG /forever apologises
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Mad or mad drunk, this fellow? No matter.
He cocks his head slightly at the opera's end and then offers soft applause, his fingers tapping his palm.] ...Bra-vo~.
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Ah, thank you. I have a fondness for opera that isn't well contained.
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Will you oblige me with another performance? Or... have you finished?
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[He takes a moment to finally take in who it is he's talking to. Honestly, the first thing he can think of is that the man came from the bloody circus. Either that, or he's a member of some sort of social deviance he hasn't yet come into contact with.
It's nearly nothing at all! Well.]
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Teleportation done with permission.
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He has literally never heard this song in his life. And the device Guy has nearby him (whatever it is producing the music) is stupendously ancient - that alone is shocking.
... Mind the scientist kind of staring at you, Guy?]
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Ahhh, it seems we meet again!
[He recognises the man from before, in the library. This is a much happier time now.]
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... S-Salutations...
... M-Might I... ask exactly w-what on Terra you are playing that... m-music with...?
[Yes, that is what Robert is latching onto.]
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[Robert meanders a little closer to study said record player. He doesn't even know how it works...]
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