[ Early evening on Saturday, the network is greeted by a curious sight, if not a slightly unsettling one. ]
[ There's a girl, maybe ten or eleven years old, all black braided hair and a black dress, and there is a small guillotine - where did it come from? The city might never know; she might have just crafted it on the spot; kids these days. Beside it are a series of antique dolls, likely from the antique shop she seems to be hanging around at, but what's most striking about it is how many of them are in a considerable, headless heap. ]
[ There's a clank of a mechanism and the blade goes down again, successfully beheading one more. ]
Perfectly useless. [ The girl looks unfazed, maybe bordering on just a little annoyed really. ] You can't put on a show like Marie Antoinette if you don't put your head to it.
[ Though she's talking to the dolls, she's left her watch showcasing this whole scene very much deliberately. And when the doll doesn't respond, she looks at the small device. It didn't take her long at all to figure out it had some unusual use. ]
I want to go home.
[ It's not the request of a frightened child; it's the demand of one who's probably far more mature than she's given credit for. Or flat out dangerous, whichever you'd prefer. ]
Mother and father will be worried sick. Besides, it's not fun if no one can play the victim right.
Wednesday Friday Addams ○ The Addams Family ○ 10 - 1/2
[ There's a girl, maybe ten or eleven years old, all black braided hair and a black dress, and there is a small guillotine - where did it come from? The city might never know; she might have just crafted it on the spot; kids these days. Beside it are a series of antique dolls, likely from the antique shop she seems to be hanging around at, but what's most striking about it is how many of them are in a considerable, headless heap. ]
[ There's a clank of a mechanism and the blade goes down again, successfully beheading one more. ]
Perfectly useless. [ The girl looks unfazed, maybe bordering on just a little annoyed really. ] You can't put on a show like Marie Antoinette if you don't put your head to it.
[ Though she's talking to the dolls, she's left her watch showcasing this whole scene very much deliberately. And when the doll doesn't respond, she looks at the small device. It didn't take her long at all to figure out it had some unusual use. ]
I want to go home.
[ It's not the request of a frightened child; it's the demand of one who's probably far more mature than she's given credit for. Or flat out dangerous, whichever you'd prefer. ]
Mother and father will be worried sick. Besides, it's not fun if no one can play the victim right.