No, you were the one who decided that. Both of those.
[Judging by the cadence of their speech and the fact that they're still on the line, they're being remarkably patient here. Or, maybe just preoccupied with something else while Moravia is caterwauling on here.]
Though, if you were drunk then too, that explains a lot.
Who knows? Give it to Seagull cabana? Feed it to that demon in Dodo?
[Things that they really should not be encouraging. But considering it's an opening to disconnect the seagull with themselves, maybe they're taking the easy way out here.]
[That seagull had absolutely no idea what hit it, huh.]
After this? I have plenty to do that I wasn't planning to put on hold. Go back to my day job, work on new projects. Who knows what they've been doing while I'm out.
[It's an easy response, like it's something they discuss a fair amount. Still slightly distracted, but not in the sense that they don't know what they're saying.]
[Me closing my eyes in tech levels; at least this is just about as offhand. The next question gets a suspiciously amused sound.]
Sometimes I think being a salaryman would be a lot less of a pain in the ass. But no. I'm pretty sure Raptor's given you at least a rough idea of what I do.
[That is the sound of somebody filing the information away for a later date when drunkenness is less in the equation. Don't be a lush, Moravia!]
... Of course you'd remember that one. That's not one of my usual duties, but someone has to run this resort. [sounding a little put-upon, really] Not that you all seem to need anyone to do that for you.
[ Suddenly she starts to sound more confused. Morose even. Not quite enough so that she's completely out of her drunken stupor though, unfortunately. ]
Partying in the face of disaster? Escapism? It's textbook, especially in such a small group.
[Just a hint of acerbic amusement, though whether that's at the ridiculousness of their Thursday shenanigans or just at Moravia losing the thread, who knows.]
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thursday night, drunk o' clock
SMH............
... I'd ask to what I owe the pleasure, but this doesn't sound like either a pleasure or a mystery or anything.
[At least it doesn't seem like Ho-oh was sleeping or anything.]
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I caught a seagull for your anniversary!
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[There's definitely a sigh here. I forgot to note since they haven't been on voice but the voice is still totally synthetic. None organic dialogue.]
Do I want to know what anniversary you made up?
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Didn't you say it was your anniversary earlier? Something about substitute ostriches.
[ Yeah, that's all she remembered from their earlier exchange during this bout of drunken behavior. ]
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[Judging by the cadence of their speech and the fact that they're still on the line, they're being remarkably patient here. Or, maybe just preoccupied with something else while Moravia is caterwauling on here.]
Though, if you were drunk then too, that explains a lot.
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Really now? Then what am I going to do with this seagull?
[ She's absolutely ignoring the drunk part because she can. Godspeed, Ho-oh. ]
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[Things that they really should not be encouraging. But considering it's an opening to disconnect the seagull with themselves, maybe they're taking the easy way out here.]
Not my seagull, not my problem.
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[ There's a slight hum from her as she thinks while mollifying the aforementioned seagull. ]
Since you don't want a seagull, how about I ask you a question instead?
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I'm not sure I want to hear what questions you have right now, either.
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Oh, but I think this one is fun. What are you planning on doing once all this is over?
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After this? I have plenty to do that I wasn't planning to put on hold. Go back to my day job, work on new projects. Who knows what they've been doing while I'm out.
[It's an easy response, like it's something they discuss a fair amount. Still slightly distracted, but not in the sense that they don't know what they're saying.]
What about you, making plans?
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Yes, destroying a colony once I get a certain say-so.
[ She says that offhandedly, because she's latching onto something else. ]
Does that mean you're what they call a salaryman?
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[Me closing my eyes in tech levels; at least this is just about as offhand. The next question gets a suspiciously amused sound.]
Sometimes I think being a salaryman would be a lot less of a pain in the ass. But no. I'm pretty sure Raptor's given you at least a rough idea of what I do.
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[ But she has priorities! And therefore keeps trucking on. ]
Something from the first day, right? There was a lot of talking at once, but I do remember most of it.
[ Give her a moment. ]
Party organizer.
[ Nailed it. ]
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[That is the sound of somebody filing the information away for a later date when drunkenness is less in the equation. Don't be a lush, Moravia!]
... Of course you'd remember that one. That's not one of my usual duties, but someone has to run this resort. [sounding a little put-upon, really] Not that you all seem to need anyone to do that for you.
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Of course, that's one of the first things you said. And well, isn't that within calculations?
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[You get the distinct sense that there's probably a shake of the head here; maybe it's the continued half-baked exasperation.]
I'd say it's just human nature. Saves me more work, for once.
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Human nature? How is that human nature...?
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[Just a hint of acerbic amusement, though whether that's at the ridiculousness of their Thursday shenanigans or just at Moravia losing the thread, who knows.]
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[ Then she got really drunk. ]
Sunday evening (post-execution)
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If you went to high school, were you one of the theater kids?
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Wrong area entirely. It was science and medicine.
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[ Ahem. ]
—plague doctor look. After today, I was wondering if you were interested in performing arts. Almost seemed old hat for you.
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[He is not going to acknowledge your ostrich fetish.]
I lead an organization back home -- pretty rowdy one. I'd say it's more experience herding cats than performing arts technique.
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Ah, right, the yakuza. Shigaraki said you make beaks for them, so wouldn't it be more like herding birds?
W5 Wednesday rolls back into existence
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Hmm, I'm curious. What do you get out of all this? I know what Shigaraki's looking for, but what about you?
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Do you?
My goals are the same as when this started.
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[ It's fine, it's fine. ]
Hmm, completing research maybe?