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champagnedelis) wrote in
towerofanimus2012-04-13 06:26 pm
Entry tags:
Second movement
Characters: AU2 France and YOU
Setting: Floor 28
Format: Either
Summary: Francisca explores and decides to relax with some music.
Warnings: none yet
It was the first time in weeks that Francisca had left the company of Francis to wander the Tower alone. Part of it was because she wanted to make sure he was safe, and she herself felt protected when with him.
However, she knew she'd have to gather herself up again, so when she'd found out new floors had appeared, she'd bitten the bullet and gone to explore after breakfast.
She was pleasantly surprised at the floor of instruments, and had eagerly entered, fingers quick to stroke over them. Artistic expression was a wonderful way for her to unwind, be it through painting or dancing, or making music. She certainly wasn't anywhere near as skilled as some of the other nations, and much preferred listening to her own musical geniuses, but still.
She was alone, and she wasn't in France.
Her fingers closed over a lovely violin, checking to make sure it was tuned before lifting it to her shoulder. After a few experimental notes, she stood comfortably and began to play Poulenc's Violin Sonata, lost in the music and not noticing when the piano began to join in without a player.
Setting: Floor 28
Format: Either
Summary: Francisca explores and decides to relax with some music.
Warnings: none yet
It was the first time in weeks that Francisca had left the company of Francis to wander the Tower alone. Part of it was because she wanted to make sure he was safe, and she herself felt protected when with him.
However, she knew she'd have to gather herself up again, so when she'd found out new floors had appeared, she'd bitten the bullet and gone to explore after breakfast.
She was pleasantly surprised at the floor of instruments, and had eagerly entered, fingers quick to stroke over them. Artistic expression was a wonderful way for her to unwind, be it through painting or dancing, or making music. She certainly wasn't anywhere near as skilled as some of the other nations, and much preferred listening to her own musical geniuses, but still.
She was alone, and she wasn't in France.
Her fingers closed over a lovely violin, checking to make sure it was tuned before lifting it to her shoulder. After a few experimental notes, she stood comfortably and began to play Poulenc's Violin Sonata, lost in the music and not noticing when the piano began to join in without a player.

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It was obvious, listening from the floor below, that whoever was playing that sonata already had a pianist. But as he walked up to the next floor and looked around for the duo responsible, all he saw was one woman, on the violin; the piano's keys seemed to be pressing themselves. John was only fazed by this for a second -- clearly he has spent too much time in the Tower to be surprised by ghosts playing piano -- and started looking around for a second piano to see if he could play along. Eventually, he realized there was only one. The piano abruptly stopped playing as he approached it. In the end, it was only a lapse for a couple of seconds, because John eventually slipped right in with Francisca.
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She smiled, just a tad tiredly, as she lowered the violin and bow to her sides. "I didn't hear you come in... you play beautifully."
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Her smile grew at his answer. "Your father, hmm? Sounds like he taught you well."
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"Thanks!" John was man enough to admit that he loved playing piano, especially with his dad; not all people can admit that, you know. Because dressing in a sky blue sweatsuit with a windsock on the hood is just so manly on its own. "I never did it competitively or anything, mostly for fun, so I'm surprised I'm that good." He laughed.
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"I am way too used to weird shit." Dave had set up a bunch of pillows underneath the piano, and just laying against them. The piano was far from obnoxious and he's dealt with louder.
Dave actually has no idea Francisca was the same person who sang him lullabies to get him to sleep, but she felt familiar. "Hey, what's your name?"
eeee, finally! OwO
Her brow creased and she frowned a bit, Dave's voice familiar and something about his build...
But then he'd asked her a question, and she'd be rude not to answer, so she shook her head and smiled again. "Ah, Francisca Bonnefoy. You can call me France if that seems too much. And you, mon cher?"
I had to get off hiatus first xD;;
...Except he ends up hitting his head against the piano when he stood up too quickly. He hadn't expected that name to come out. "Fuck." He rubbed the back of his head, standing upright with a bit of a scowl.
"It's Dave. I think we already met. Talked, I mean. I wouldn't be asking who you were if we met already. But this is probably a lot better than the first time. I mean, because neither of us are dying and we're not playing some terrible game with a bunch of crappy teddy bears. But let's pretend I didn't say the latter because that is not a memory lane I'm interested in traveling down right now." He's not even sure if you understood most of that. He's kind of started mumbling the more he spoke.
No no, I'm just excited! \owo/
"... Oh."
She caught some of his mumbling and she took the time to glance over him properly. Yes, he was the right build as the skinned body she'd found, paler than she'd expected - last she'd checked America's children had decided tan was the way to go. Her lips quirked up a bit in the beginnings of a smile as she murmured, "Well. You look better than you did in the game."
She plucked at his shirt sleeve. "Still red though. Not as red at least." Great, she was babbling now.
She shook her head and resumed examining his recently abused one, fingers carefully feeling out the area where a bump is sure to form.
I love this CR so much omg.
He'd probably burn if he tried tanning anyways. A burnt Dave is not a happy Dave. "You saw me?" Oh shit. "Yeah...sorry. Hopefully you didn't eat before playing. Seeing your meal a second time is never fun. I mean, seeing me like...yeah. Sorry." He can talk properly. Honest.
"Red is pretty badass. Can't help it if I look damn amazing in this shit."
Oh no. What are you doing? He's not used to your motherly ways.
They're so cute together TAT
They really are. Sobs groassly on
/Sobs on head
/Embraces dramatically
/SWOONS
/rides off into the sunset!
/flops limply along the way
/pokes idly
/wriggles
/pokes again
/squirms-!
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This floor must safe though, she decides, as peers into the room and watches Francisca play a beautiful, serene song on a violin. She doesn't want to disturb the woman, so she slips in and sits to keep listening at the piano bench.]
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She kind of wants to join in, but she doesn't know if she's good enough for that.]
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Francisca continued to play with the piano and flute accompanying her as she switched from set music to improvising instead, the haunting melody almost painful with emotion.]
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It's been a while since she last played, though, so there is an obvious, but short, disruption as she takes over.]
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Hearing the music he found miss France, he eyed the Piano warily. Were piano's meant to do that? But he smiled and clapped when she had finished.
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A genuinely bright smile appeared on her face and she took a bow before setting down the violin. "Don't I get a hug?" she asked, holding her arms open with an impish grin building on her lips. Really, she hadn't seen Romeo in quite some time and it was wonderful to see that he was alive and well.
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"It's good to see you, mon cher."
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Of course with nothing to do now, Preston quickly became bored. Up until he heard the music playing, catching his curiousity. Raising an eyebrow he followed the noise until he reached it's source.
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The violin returned to her shoulder and she closed her eyes, half wondering if she was stupid enough to attempt the next song, but she went through anyway, her lone violin starting Tartini's Violin Sonata in G minor. For the first bar or so she was alone, but slowly the other violins in the room rose into the air and began to play with her, the piano keys dipping to follow as if they'd all been trained into playing this song.
The Devil's Trill, how appropriate for the Tower.
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Francisca swayed to the song, brow furrowing with concentration each time she had to repeat the double-stops, muttering a soft curse in French when she messed up one before quickly picking up again, fingers aching from lack of practice. Sweat began to bead on her forehead as she entered the final hectic bars of he song. When the last note was held and finally dropped, the violins around her dropped to the ground, the clatter drawing her out of her concentration with a yelp.
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However, as soon as he heard that yelp and the rest of the instuments drop to the ground, Preston couldn't help but let out a small chuckle, followed by his clapping hands. With the show now over perhaps he should make his exit?
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