003; text; l.morningstar

[dealwiththe]

All right, it's share time. Here's some "get to know you" questions. Feel free to answer any or all. Then ask each other new ones you come up with.

1. Who is one person you admire from your world? Historical figure, celebrity, friend or relative - anyone. And why?

2. What's a fond childhood memory you have?

3. What's your hidden talent? The thing you're good at that others might not be aware of.

4. What animal would you be, and why?

Have fun!

Warden filter

Movie night, tomorrow night, 8 pm. The Weaponizer. It's a classic.

Comments

p.h

[prinks]

1. A playwright I know, Aphra Behn. She writes what inspires her, not what sells, and weathers undue criticism for it.
2. Learning to hunt in the wilderness.
3. I suppose I've spoilt it; I can hunt with bow and arrow.
4. Surely this question is better answered by someone better skilled caricature than I.

WARDEN FILTER:

Another thing I fear you'll have to explain to me, Mister Morningstar.

[dealwiththe]

Aphra! She was fun. I loved "The Rover".

Warden filter

A movie is actually a bit like a play - but it's been recorded with technology, so you can watch it any time you like. You can check out a lot of them in the library here - watch them directly on your CommLink, too. You should come to movie night! There will be snacks.

[prinks]

You've heard of her work? I am fond of The Widow Ranter, personally.

warden filter.

That sounds fascinating. Who wrote The Weaponizer?

[dealwiththe]

Met her once. I've always liked the rebels.

warden filter

No idea, probably at least five different people worked on the script. The fight scenes are what you watch The Weaponizer for.