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miraclelive2021-11-07 07:37 am
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(Dress Rehearsal) Weekly Log
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[No class today, but you’ve got practice at the school! Feel free to thread around with each other -- you'll get a visitor later.]
[Ayaka's there bright and early at practice, sitting in the club room and tapping her pencil.]
So how do you think we did at the Cultural Festival? A great turnout, right? My article's already written for this month's paper!
[And when they move outside for exercise, she's there stretching with everyone, looking up at the sky.]
At least it looks warm today! It'll be impawssible when it gets cold.
So how do you think we did at the Cultural Festival? A great turnout, right? My article's already written for this month's paper!
[And when they move outside for exercise, she's there stretching with everyone, looking up at the sky.]
At least it looks warm today! It'll be impawssible when it gets cold.
[A few hours before practice, a certain someone is already in the club building. Rita Mordio's personal laptop is connected to multiple light displays she's hooked up over the last several weeks, and she is intently glaring at the information on them. There's also a video of the performance.]
Come on, come on, the glitch has to be somewhere around here...
[Did one of the light displays screw up during the show? Certainly, Rita seems to think so. Everything probably looks fine to most observers, though.]
Come on, come on, the glitch has to be somewhere around here...
[Did one of the light displays screw up during the show? Certainly, Rita seems to think so. Everything probably looks fine to most observers, though.]
[Ayaka yawns, shuffling in from the library printer The Newspaper Clubroom That Totally Exists with a pile of papers, and stops to blink.]
What are you doing in this early, Rita-nyan?
What are you doing in this early, Rita-nyan?
Oh. Just noticed one of our light display props didn't run right during the Cultural Festival live.
[... Did she notice WHILE SHE WAS PERFORMING?]
If I'm going to be rigging up light columns and shaped LED displays, I want them working like they're supposed to, so...
[... Did she notice WHILE SHE WAS PERFORMING?]
If I'm going to be rigging up light columns and shaped LED displays, I want them working like they're supposed to, so...
Fur real? [Ayaka leaves the stack of papers on the meeting table and walks over to look them over.] It looks fine to me. What happened?
[Rita pauses the video, and moves to a specific timestamp. She points to... One color being a tiny bit off.]
Here.
[She pulls the video forward and points to another.]
Here.
[And a third.]
And here.
Three mistakes is definitely too many if we want the most attention to us and the school.
Here.
[She pulls the video forward and points to another.]
Here.
[And a third.]
And here.
Three mistakes is definitely too many if we want the most attention to us and the school.
[Arianna is in mid-stretch when Ayaka says "impawssible" and immediately breaks down giggling. She loses her balance, and falls over. She's still giggling.]
[She squints, stares with her face right up at the screen, and eventually pulls back.]
Huh, you're right. I never even noticed, and I've been looking at these for hours putting together our feature! You're pretty good at this.
Huh, you're right. I never even noticed, and I've been looking at these for hours putting together our feature! You're pretty good at this.
[Ayaka gives a thumbs up.] Hey, don't pull something, senpai!
Being good at this sorta thing is basically all I've got, so.
[Rita sighs. In all reality, the errors are minute, and she's beating up on herself for nothing. But getting her to admit that could be tricky...]
[Rita sighs. In all reality, the errors are minute, and she's beating up on herself for nothing. But getting her to admit that could be tricky...]
I am all right!
[She takes a deep breath to get herself to stop giggling.
It doesn't work.]
[She takes a deep breath to get herself to stop giggling.
It doesn't work.]
[ Ryoko arrives at practice at a very carefully calculated Just Barely On Time in an attempt to not come off as overly eager. The fact that she's already in her practice clothes with her hair scraped back into a pin-neat ponytail rather ruins the too-cool-for-this image she's going for, though. ]
The Cultural Festival went well enough, but we can't afford to get lazy now. I think we really need to double down on practice and tighten things up.
[ Not that she cares, though. Don't get it twisted. ]
The Cultural Festival went well enough, but we can't afford to get lazy now. I think we really need to double down on practice and tighten things up.
[ Not that she cares, though. Don't get it twisted. ]
[She gets up and offers a hand.] You need some help? I mean, I want us to make the front page of B♡nd, but not with someone injuring herself laughing.
I think you're fine, Rita-nyan. You didn't make any mistakes at all! Even our B♡nd coverage didn't mention anything -- oh, did you see it yet?
That's our Ryoko-nyan! [Ayaka gives a thumbs up from -- did she bring a stack of her own newspapers into the club room, of course she did.] But it was fun, right? You can admit it!
[After the club has been practising for a while, you'll hear clacking footsteps and then a knock on the club room door. Before anyone can react, it opens.
The person on the other side is a third-year with glasses and a high bun, holding a clipboard and a small stack of folders. Most, if not all, of you know her -- after all, small school aside, you had to get her permission to even start up the club again. It's the Student Council President, Igarashi Wakaba.]
Oh, you are in today. Good, I won't have to track you all down later. Am I interrupting something, School Idol Club?
The person on the other side is a third-year with glasses and a high bun, holding a clipboard and a small stack of folders. Most, if not all, of you know her -- after all, small school aside, you had to get her permission to even start up the club again. It's the Student Council President, Igarashi Wakaba.]
Oh, you are in today. Good, I won't have to track you all down later. Am I interrupting something, School Idol Club?
Erm... not really! What's up, Igarashi-kun?
[Haha. Ha. Oh god why's she here did Carmel miss paperwork again.]
[Haha. Ha. Oh god why's she here did Carmel miss paperwork again.]
[Wakaba raises her eyebrows, but walks in and opens one of the folders.]
I only wanted to congratulate you on your work at the Cultural Festival. We’ve finished tallying the numbers, and your concert attracted the largest crowd at one time compared to the work of any other class or club this year.
[She takes a paper out of the folder and passes it around to the group. The stats line up as she says, with the biggest crowd at one time going to the School Idol Club’s concert, the largest all-day patron total going to the baseball team’s batting cages, and the highest enrollment form turnout -- that is, recruiting the most prospective students to apply to this school next year -- going to Class 2-A’s play, an impassioned retelling of the story of Uriko-hime that gets derailed by the princess rescuing herself and crashing her own wedding to chase the impostor around with a gigantic paper-mâché sword. The lowest numbers for all three, by the way, went to the Manga Club’s tsundere cafe. Apparently nobody got the joke.]
I'd like to tally any comments you all might have. As the student council, we're interested in how well our clubs and activities are performing.
I only wanted to congratulate you on your work at the Cultural Festival. We’ve finished tallying the numbers, and your concert attracted the largest crowd at one time compared to the work of any other class or club this year.
[She takes a paper out of the folder and passes it around to the group. The stats line up as she says, with the biggest crowd at one time going to the School Idol Club’s concert, the largest all-day patron total going to the baseball team’s batting cages, and the highest enrollment form turnout -- that is, recruiting the most prospective students to apply to this school next year -- going to Class 2-A’s play, an impassioned retelling of the story of Uriko-hime that gets derailed by the princess rescuing herself and crashing her own wedding to chase the impostor around with a gigantic paper-mâché sword. The lowest numbers for all three, by the way, went to the Manga Club’s tsundere cafe. Apparently nobody got the joke.]
I'd like to tally any comments you all might have. As the student council, we're interested in how well our clubs and activities are performing.
[Rita, for her part, spends a fair bit of time looking over the stats in detail - she was probably one of the only people who went to the Tsundere Cafe, which reminds her that she's one of the weirdoes.
Whatever.]
I've got one point of concern. Going over a bunch of debug data from the stage lights, I've found... Three issues with the electrical hookups on and above the stage. Given that the hookups I used were essentially 'what was convenient', we probably should have some professional electricians check the whole thing out and do some wire fixes.
[Someone should probably cut Rita off before she gets into the specifics and drops into what may as well be technobabble.]
Whatever.]
I've got one point of concern. Going over a bunch of debug data from the stage lights, I've found... Three issues with the electrical hookups on and above the stage. Given that the hookups I used were essentially 'what was convenient', we probably should have some professional electricians check the whole thing out and do some wire fixes.
[Someone should probably cut Rita off before she gets into the specifics and drops into what may as well be technobabble.]
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