Richard "Dick" Grayson (
bludhavenknight) wrote in
tushanshu2013-12-03 08:59 pm
![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
![[community profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/community.png)
Entry tags:
- post: zatanna zatara,
- † ava ayala,
- † bart allen,
- † clara oswald,
- † clark kent,
- † damian wayne,
- † dick grayson (comics),
- † eridan ampora,
- † gentarou kisaragi,
- † hayley stark,
- † jack frost,
- † kon-el,
- † korra,
- † layla rose miller,
- † mark grayson,
- † peter quill,
- † shayera hol,
- † spock,
- † stiles stilinski,
- † terry mcginnis,
- † tony stark (616),
- † toro raymond,
- † vanessa cleveland,
- † victor borkowski,
- † éponine thénardier
Video; In which cold weather is clearly the best!
[Everyone gets to see two familiar faces this time, with a couple of twists. Dick (the elder) is sitting down in the chair, wearing a bright red coat with white trim, a hat of the same color, and of course, a beard to match the whole thing. It’s pulled down, though, so you can see his face. And his wonderful assistant, Zatanna, is standing behind him, dressed up like the most beautiful elf there is. They’re both looking pretty happy about this.]
It’s getting cold out! And what does cold mean? Holiday fun, of course. So I, and my amazing elf assistant here, have decided that Santa Claus needs to come to the turtle. [See what he did there? See it? Okay, good.]
And so it is with pleasure that we let everyone know-- [He gets cut off as Zatanna leans forward, and he looks up at her.]
[The fifteen-year-old elf bends down until she's level with his ear, covering her mouth so she could whisper something secretively to him.]
Really?
[She nods, and offers a playful wink.] Trust me. I know a guy who knows the guy personally.
[Dick looks back at the screen, and his voice drops into a perfect, heavy Russian accent.] Is this better?
[She practically has to bite her tongue to keep from bursting out laughing. Impressive. She should've known.] It'll do.
[Dick grins.] I’d like to invite everyone to come over to the Wood sector, where we have a little holiday party going on.
[He stops, laughing and shaking his head. He has to drop the Russian accent.] Okay, I can’t keep that one up, but I tried! Anyway, we’ve got a small thing going on in a café in the Wood sector, with some cakes and gingerbread-ish things, and some hot drinks. And what would Santa be without his...
[He holds up a huge, red velvet-like bag.] Bag, yes! And it is filled with little odds and ends, so there are presents for all!
[Dick sets the bag down, and pulls the beard back up with a grin.] And to all, a good... day? Yeah, that still works. To all, a good day! Remember, café in the Wood sector, we’ll be here awhile!
[ooc: Action is absolutely welcome.]
It’s getting cold out! And what does cold mean? Holiday fun, of course. So I, and my amazing elf assistant here, have decided that Santa Claus needs to come to the turtle. [See what he did there? See it? Okay, good.]
And so it is with pleasure that we let everyone know-- [He gets cut off as Zatanna leans forward, and he looks up at her.]
[The fifteen-year-old elf bends down until she's level with his ear, covering her mouth so she could whisper something secretively to him.]
Really?
[She nods, and offers a playful wink.] Trust me. I know a guy who knows the guy personally.
[Dick looks back at the screen, and his voice drops into a perfect, heavy Russian accent.] Is this better?
[She practically has to bite her tongue to keep from bursting out laughing. Impressive. She should've known.] It'll do.
[Dick grins.] I’d like to invite everyone to come over to the Wood sector, where we have a little holiday party going on.
[He stops, laughing and shaking his head. He has to drop the Russian accent.] Okay, I can’t keep that one up, but I tried! Anyway, we’ve got a small thing going on in a café in the Wood sector, with some cakes and gingerbread-ish things, and some hot drinks. And what would Santa be without his...
[He holds up a huge, red velvet-like bag.] Bag, yes! And it is filled with little odds and ends, so there are presents for all!
[Dick sets the bag down, and pulls the beard back up with a grin.] And to all, a good... day? Yeah, that still works. To all, a good day! Remember, café in the Wood sector, we’ll be here awhile!
[ooc: Action is absolutely welcome.]
text; anon
Re: text; anon
try respecting the idea next time instead of the semantics.
text; anon
Re: text; anon
text; anon not this one
text; anon
video
Knock it off, whoever you are.
video; encrypted 90%
I saw it with my own eyes.
video; encrypted 90%
[That alone was enough to catch her momentarily off-guard; the annoyance was momentarily replaced by a look of genuine surprise. Even when she recovered, the glaring was noticeably less harsh.]
I don't care.
Not here. Not now. Not today. And definitely not to Jack.
Re: video; encrypted 90%
I was telling Spock that there'd been a Santa Claus. I don't know what's special about today. We only just had Thanksgiving - it's not Christmas yet.
video; encrypted 90%
This wasn't enough of a reason?
We're trying to bring some Holiday Cheer, and you're literally telling people Santa is dead. How did you think we were going to react?
Re: video; encrypted 90%
I didn't think, Zee. I mean it, I just. Didn't think. Christmas isn't my thing, but I wasn't trying to upset anyone. I'm sorry.
video; encrypted 90%
...okay, yeah, actually, I am. But I think Jack needs to hear it more right now. He's not used to the whole different worlds, same people thing.
Re: video; encrypted 90%
You guys take Christmas way, way too seriously.
video; encrypted 90%
Except you're talking about somebody he knew personally. Somebody he was close to.
It'd be like telling you that your father died in another universe. [A flash of pain swept over her eyes. This was personal experience talking now.] I don't care how many Dicks or Tonys show up...it still hurts. It won't ever stop hurting.
Re: video; encrypted 90%
My dad is dead. So if that's supposed to be revenge, you're too late. Try telling me he's alive next time.
How am I supposed to know that Jack knew him? I don't read minds. I don't even know everyone Kon knows and he's my best friend. This isn't fair.
Re: video; encrypted 90%
Re: video; encrypted 90%
text; anon; now add some super anon here
text; anon; 90% encryption
text; anon; 90% encryption
It's called being polite, and nice. You have to think about how other people might feel, and really think about what you're saying.
video; 90% encryption
I'm sorry, OK? I was only trying to talk to Spock about it. I didn't... Forget it. I'm sorry.
video; 90% encryption
I know you were. But you have to know when to quite with something, instead of pressing the issue, you know? This isn't really the time or place for it.
But I'm not the one you should be apologizing to, you know that, right?
Re: video; 90% encryption
I know who needs an apology. I'm not a toddler. And I'm not a total moron.
[It's only out of respect for Dick that he doesn't slam the feed closed.]
video; 90% encryption
It doesn't matter if Jack knows him. It doesn't even matter that it was Jack who was talking. He said please stop, and yes, you did stop, but not after giving a parting shot. Why couldn't you just let it go after Jack actually gave you a reason to please stop? You kept on it when there wasn't a reason to.
[Dick really hopes that he understands, because he doesn't want him to take it wrong.]
Re: video; 90% encryption
Someone else's world can have a pink sky - nobody's gonna stop me if I say the sky back home is blue. Oranges could be sentient on another planet, but I'm still gonna say they're delicious and I wish I had one. If people don't say that it's a huge deal, how am I supposed to know? I'm not gonna listen just because somebody said so. Pfft. When do I do that? I stopped when Zatanna told me the reason.
The bottom line is I didn't know and I wouldn't have said it like that if I did and NONE of the people who complained were involved in the conversation. You need to back off.
video; 90% encryption
You pulled a really douche-y move there, Bart. Spock did ask me about what's true in my world. He asked me, he didn't ask you, and frankly, saying that you're qualified to tell him because we live in the same world was just a plain terrible reason. Guess what? Santa Claus is real in our world. Doesn't matter if he's dead or not, he's a real thing.
Look, you can explain it however you want, and give excuses that might even make sense. But you made the wrong call. You hurt someone's feelings, you pissed some people off, and that's how life goes. Learn from it for next time, because it doesn't matter that this is about Santa Claus; it could be anything else.
I don't usually do this, but I think this conversation is pretty much over. [And for once in his life, Dick ends the feed first.]