>>30215954
> Polite
Given the circumstances of the surrounding area...

>ST airs
>LGA quest
Best day of the week.

>>30215954
> Polite
how can any one sleep in a place like that?

oh yea! are you enjoying your snow day schteel? I'm not. freaking foot and a half of snow and it's still snowing here.

>>30215954
> Polite

>>30215991
ST? What's that? I want to have a great day too anon...

>>30215954
> Polite
>“But you slept well at least, right?”
While trying to avoid falling off the bed and into the bug infested abyss that is Lisa's floor?

>>30216018
It's mini-snowmageddon out here but otherwise we're good.

>>30216052
it's bad, but i have seen worse hit where you and I are at. at this rate. your school will be closed till Monday. so you think we can run quests till then?

> Polite

You nod. “Oh I slept well, Nancy. Again, thanks for letting me crash at your place. Hopefully I don’t have any bugs slinking around in my hair.”

Lisa says, “Oh, they’re just as afraid of you as you are of them, Boss. Just make sure you don’t sleep with your mouth open.”

You narrow your eyes, looking at her like she grew a second head. “That good to know, Lisa.”

Once you’re both dressed and you’ve got breakfast in your stomachs, it’s time to head to school. You leave Lisa’s dorm and meet Nancy, Kitten, and Ramirez. All three look pretty damn chipper compared to Lisa.

“Morning, President!” says Nancy. “Sleep well?”

You nod. “Of course. I have Lisa to thank for that.”

Kitten says, “Must’ve been messier than a raccoon’s den in there.”

Lisa rolls her eyes. “Haha. Haha. Very funny. Let’s just get to school.” She rubs her eyes a bit, groaning and leaving you in the dust. You shrug, then all of you go after her.

> Talk Tanks (Topic?)
> Converse Casually (Topic?)
> Call Someone (Specify)
> Read a Book (Specify)
> Consult the Shop (Specify)
> Study a Tankery Team (Specify)
> Other

Anything we want to do today other then attend the play later?

>>30216168
> Read a Book (Bare-Arsed Ferdinand)

>>30216168
> Converse Casually (Topic?)
Fret about the play.
Did we advertise enough? Do we still need flyers? Tickets? A poster? A bouquet to throw at the main cast once the play is over?

Heh. Here's a chance to tie up some plot threads.
For flyers and posters, we could visit the Computer Club.
For said bouquet, visit the Gardening Club.

If it's all clear otherwise, bring the German book for the History Club to decipher.

>>30216247
I support these.

>>30216247
Too late for flyers I think, but I completely support getting a bouquet.

Speaking of advertising, let's try to get on the morning PA announcements. It shouldn't be too hard since we're student council.

>>30216168
> Other
what sub quest is open enough for us to do? think we can gang press some of the navy students to help team bearcat to fix up those planes in time?

>>30216247
oh, that is a good idea, swing by the history club (or the German student Association club if there is one) and let them have a crack at that book.

> Converse Casually

“So girls, today’s the play. You guys coming along?”

Nancy nods. “Oh of course!”

Lisa says, “Do I have to?”

“Oh come on, Lisa. It’s Red Dawn.”

“But it’s a MUSICAL,” says Lisa. “It’s no Les Miserables I can tell you that. Besides, did you even advertise it enough, who knows how many people are going to come anyway?”

You open your mouth, trying to say something. Then you realize, “Well… I suppose a little more advertising uh… Ramirez.” Ramirez slides in next to you. “Would you kindly get the morning announcements people to give a quick mention to the play today?” Ramirez nods then turns to run ahead, but you quickly grab her by the collar. “Whoa!” you say. “I don’t mean now.

Nancy nods. “You could also get a Bouquet for the cast. It’ll be lovely!”

“Of course,” you say. “Think you can drop by the Gardening Club if they have any?”

“I’ll see what I can do!” says Nancy.

You clap your hands together. “Excellent! This play will definitely be something I tell you!”

You arrive at the campus.

> Head to Class
> Work/Study
> Walk around
> Talk with a member of your Crew (Specify)
> Call Someone (Specify)
> Read a Book (Specify)
> Consult the Shop (Specify)
> Study a Tankery Team (Specify)
> Other

>>30216400
> Read a Book (Bare-Arsed Ferdinand)
Library

>>30216400
>Trudy
>Bare-Arsed Ferdinand
>In the Library

>Ramirez nods then turns to run ahead, but you quickly grab her by the collar.
I really love Ramirez

>>30216400
> Walk around
What's the atmosphere around the student population?
Is Trudy still getting looks of adoration, enough perhaps to influence her chances at the re-election?

If it's all good, time to get some reading done at the library!
> Read a Book (Bare-Arsed Ferdinand)

>>30216400
> Read a Book Bear Assed in the library

This nightmare is going to be a serious thing later on, I bet.

> Read a Book (Specify)

You say goodbye to your staff then proceed to read your book at a little place called the LIBRARY.

Still, damn quirky humor this author has.

> Bare Arsed Ferdinand: Progress: 50% (I think, correct me if I’m wrong.)

You slap the book shut then put it back in your backpack. Might be worth it to get to class-

“Gertrude.” Fairless calls you over from the Library entrance. “Would you mind helping me with something?”

> HELP FAIRLESS WITH SOMETHING?
> Y/N
> Other

>>30216645
>Y

>>30216645
>y

>>30216645
> Y
I hope it doesn't take too long. Check if Fairless' staff are with her, they're usually the ones that dump the huge chunk of workload.

>>30216645
>Y

>>30216645
A-hah! I see through your phrasing!
> N
I sure wouldn't mind at all!

>>30216645
> Y

>>30216733
The Y/N prompt was prefaced with "> HELP FAIRLESS WITH SOMETHING?" anyway, so there's no problems with the phrasing at all.

> Y

“What do you need?”

Fairless motions you over. “Fredendall is having me move some stuff around. You know the recall election, right?”

You nod. “Don’t remind me.”

“She’s having me move some sound equipment and some tables over to the Auditorium building. Apparently she wants to set up some big debate between you and the opposing candidate at some indeterminate time. Wants the stuff there in advance.”

“Really,” You cross your arms. “Isn’t that Theatre Tech’s job?”

“They’re busy with the play.”

You ask her, “Why not get your staff to help you?”

Fairless says, “I did. Let’s just say that I’d have a better chance of surviving if I have you help me instead of those clumsy idiots.”

You shrug. “Alright.”

The two of you walk out of the Library then over to the huge cart where just about everything is packed into a giant wooden crate labeled, “DEBATE STUFF – DO NOT TOUCH”. Convenient.

You and Fairless get on one side of the cart, then start pushing- holy hell this shit is heavy.

> Push cart to the Auditorium
> Talk with Fairless (Topic?)
> Other

>>30216869
> Push cart to the Auditorium
> Talk with Fairless (Small talk)
How she is doing, etc.

>>30216869
Ask if she's coming to the play. Seeing Fairless actually laugh would be a new experience.

>>30216869
> Talk with Fairless
"This feels like the condemned person bringing his own noose at his hanging don't you think?"

> Talk with Fairless

“So, Fairless. Think you might come to the play later today?”

Fairless says, “I would. But Fredendall’s having me do some more stuff for her.”

You blink. “She can’t possibly have that much stuff to give you.”

“Have you seen her homework?” she says. You’re taken aback a bit. Fairless shrugs. “Relax. She pays me to do her homework. Quite well in fact. Sometimes I like to intentionally get questions wrong just to make her look bad.”

You nod slowly. “Ah. I see.”

“But how are you doing, Gertrude? Anything good happening with you lately?”

You shrug. “Beyond winning our first match with Adams, a practice match with Saunders in a couple of days. Then week after that our match with Christie. I think things are going swimmingly.”

“Of course.”

The both of you wheel the cart up to the Auditorium storage room. Fairless walks up to the door, struggling a bit. She explains that sometimes the door gets stuck. She opens it up after a minute of difficulty, then you push it in.

You wheel it right into the back. It’s dark as the night, but you can clearly make out some silhouettes of old props, some old costumes, and other long forgotten equipment. Fairless walks in beside you, looking around.

Then the door shuts.

Fairless looks back. “Ah. Forgot to hit the doorstop.” She walks up to the door and jiggles the knob.

…

She jiggles the knob again, a bit harder this time. She stops. “Okay, don’t panic, the door is stuck.”

> Panic
> Don’t Panic
> Other

>>30217147
> Don’t Panic
Not yet. Gotta exhaust all options first. Surely one of them has a phone?

>>30217147
>Don’t Panic
Use Gertrude strength to get it open! Or just call Ramirez.

>>30217147
> Don’t Panic
Have no fear, Fairless' legs are here! Uh, I mean...we have our cellphones right?

>>30217147
> Don’t Panic
Check if there's any signal for our phone.
Call someone if there is, kick the door down if there's none.

> Don’t Panic

You check your cellphone. No bars. What kind of wi-fi system is this? You say, “Alright, I don’t have any bars on my cell, Bernadette. Maybe we can-“

Fairless kicks the door out, opening the way.

“… or you could kick the door down. That’s great.”

Fairless says, “That’s why I said don’t panic.” The both of you walk out, looking back at the door though…

You say, “What about the storage? What if someone steals from there?”

“Who’s going to steal from Theatre Storage?”

“Okay, that’s a stretch, but still.”

Fairless shrugs. “I’ll have a Hall Monitor guard it until Naval Studies Engineers arrive.” She checks the time. “Right. We should get to class-“

“Hey, Fairless.” The Senior staff arrives, and are immediately gobsmacked at the broken door. Claire whistles. “You break that door down?”

“Hey, Claire. Henrietta, Andrea. It’s nice to see you three.”

Claire says, “We were hoping we’d help you but it looks like Gertrude’s already taken care of that.”

> Boast
> Neutral
> Polite
> …

>>30217333
> Boast

>>30217333
> …
New option, GO

>>30217333
> …
Let Fairless do the talking. We don't know the extent of their clumsiness besides Fairless' own words.

>>30217333
>Polite

> …

You remain quiet as Fairless says, “Ah, that’s nice of you girls. But we’ve pretty much got everything squared away for now.”

Henrietta asks, “Are you sure? We could totally help fix that door.”

Andrea says, “You remember the last time you tried to fix a door?”

“Okay, so it might’ve fallen on Fairless, but she wasn’t seriously injured.”

Fairless sighs then says, “Anyway. We all oughta head to class.”

You all check the time. It’s about halfway through math by now. Yikes. You say goodbye to Fairless and company then run off to your math class. You arrive just at the tail end, excusing your tardiness. Unfortunately, you’re too late to take any meaningful notes, but you do hear there is going to be a major test on the unit on Monday. Might be worth studying for.

For English, you take notes as well, even participating in the reading of the class’s in-class reading. Most people treat that as nap time. You however are finding yourself in a better work ethic for some reason. Probably all that studying.

Chemistry as well goes by relatively smoothly. Nothing of importance to consider.

Finally, lunch comes.

> Find your staff
> Head directly to lunch
> Call Someone (Specify)
> Other

>>30217579
>Find your staff

>>30217333
> …

>>30217579
> Find your staff
Time to make them help Trudy brush up on her debating skills. Okay, scratch Ramirez from that.

>>30217579
> Find your staff

Maybe
> Call Someone (Fairless)
Invite her to lunch as well?

>>30217579
>Other

Ask Lisa if her grandparents learned German during the Holohoax, and if they would be willing to translate our mysterious book

>>30217579
> Find your staff

> Find your staff

“… and then she just kicks the door down.”

Lisa nods. “Well, ain’t that something.”

You say, “It sure as hell surprised me. Girl’s got legs.”

Nancy sighs. “She sure does.” You both look at Nancy oddly. Nancy blushes, quickly backpedaling with her flailing hands and saying, “Oh I’m just saying she must keep in shape as all!”

You say, “Relax, Nancy. It’s okay to be a bit gay sometimes.”

Lisa looks at you. “You mean you’re not?”

“Har har.”

You all grab your lunches then head over to your usual table.

> Talk Tanks (Topic?)
> Converse Casually (Topic?)
> Call Someone (Specify)
> Read a Book (Specify)
> Consult the Shop (Specify)
> Study a Tankery Team (Specify)
> Other

>>30217725
> Read a Book (Bare-Arsed Ferdinand)

Can't think of anything we need to say.

>>30217725
> Read a Book (Bare-Arsed Ferdinand)
> Call Someone (Film Club. Make sure they'll make it for recording the play.)

>>30217725
> Read a Book (Bare-Arsed Ferdinand)
Diligent as ever.

>>30217725
> Read a Book bear assed

ask our crew about that we should be aware of for this debate.

> Read a Book (Bare-Arsed Ferdinand)

Oh boy. Unnecessary love interests. That sure is exciting.

> Bare-Arsed Ferdinand: Progress: 60%

You yawn a bit as you slap the book closed then put it down. Lisa says, “You know, Boss. You’ve been reading books a lot lately.”

You nod. “Surprising, Lisa?”

“Just saying, it doesn’t seem you,” says Lisa. “You know what you should do. Get yourself a smart pair of glasses or something. Make you look smarter.”

You say, “I don’t need glasses. Besides, even if I did need glasses, I’d probably just use contacts anyway.”

“Oh, you’re going to have a bad time with contacts if you don’t know how to use them,” says Lisa.

> Talk Tanks (Topic?)
> Converse Casually (Topic?)
> Call Someone (Specify)
> Read a Book (Specify)
> Consult the Shop (Specify)
> Study a Tankery Team (Specify)
> Other

>>30217955
> Converse Casually
Ask for advice regarding the debate.

>>30217955
> Converse Casually (Topic?)
Nancy and Lisa are seeing the play, ya? What do they expect? Give us an idea what the audience will come in thinking.
Don't think it'll be useful, but it's something to talk about.

>>30218031
Supporting this.

>>30217955
> Converse Casually (Topic?)
We're gonna need some help with the debate.

>>30217955
> Other
have the other books we have read handed out to other tank teams and tell them to read them.
and
>we need to find more patrons due to our low cash flow, any ideas girls?

>>30218053
Maybe we could ask Fairless if she has any ideas, she clearly knows a lot of people.

>>30218075

in the biblical sense

> Converse Casually

“So, what are you girls expecting out of the play?”

Lisa shakes her head. “Nothing. At most, maybe a few laughs at how bad it is.”

You shrug. “Well, with Red Dawn: The Musical, it’s not like I could really make it good.”

Nancy nods. “I suppose the script could use a massive rework if it ever would work as a serious musical.”

“Actually, another thing,” you say. “Apparently there’s some debate coming up?”

Nancy nods. “Oh yes. I’d definitely expect a debate between you and the opposing candidate. If you’re wondering, I wouldn’t worry. Just be yourself out there. People seem to love you for that.”

Lisa says, “Well, considering how close it was last year I’m not sure if that’s the case.”

You sigh. “There’s so much stuff to worry about.”

Lisa says, “Actually, Boss. I’ve been thinking. In regards to Tankery.” Your ears prick up. Tankery. “We’ve already got like eleven crews. And you really do have some stuff to these days. Why not assign some Officers?”

You ask, “Officers?”

“I don’t know. People you can trust. Hell, we can help you with Tankery as much as we can but we’ve got to handle class affairs just like you. Might help to assign some people to that end.”

You nod. “I’ll think on it.”

> Note: OFFICERS are now unlocked. As your team expands, the chain of command can be simplified by promoting certain tank commanders to OFFICER status. Doing so will cost 20 CP unless the commander is from an Elite Crew. You can also assign a Commander a Command Perk.

> Talk Tanks (Topic?)
> Converse Casually (Topic?)
> Call Someone (Specify)
> Read a Book (Specify)
> Consult the Shop (Specify)
> Study a Tankery Team (Specify)
> Other

>>30218213
Oh, that's rocking. Let's pan it out tomorrow though. We have stuff to do today.

> Talk Tanks (Topic?)
Since she brought it up, anyone but the Aces Lisa thinks would be a good candidate?

>>30218213
> Call Someone (Fairless)
We need more people and money. Will perform odd jobs for them.

>>30217955
>Unnecessary love interests
Why the hell should something about tanks have love in-
Yeah, I'd better not continue.

>>30218316
For the Aviation Club.

>>30218213
Study Walter Christie
>>30218326
Better not that shit gets bad enough here

>>30218213

>Study Walter Christie
>Call Fairless about money opportunities

Isn't that basketball game still going for money opportunities? I smell quest

>>30218213
>Study Walter Chrisite

(We're almost done with them, then we can study Saunders

>>30218213
> Call Someone Fairless or someone else i can't think of at the moment

we need patrons and good PR points.

>>30218395
Why do we need to ask about Money opertunities, we have the Girl Scout Loyalty quest

> Study a Tankery Team (Walter Christie)
> Call Someone (Fairless)

> J. WALTER CHRISTIE POLYTECHNICAL INSTITUTE ROSTER
> CHURCHILL MARK IV AVRE “Ragin’ Cajun” (ELITE)
> PANZER IV KUGELBLITZ “Gork” (COMP. SPEC.)
> GRIZZLY I SKINK “Mork” (COMP. SPEC.)
> M3 LEE CANAL DEFENSE LIGHT “God’s Nightlight” (COMP. SPEC.)
> SCHOFIELD TANK “Maximum Annoyance” (COMP. SPEC.)
> PANZER III AUSF. L mit WAFFE 0725 “Der Fuhrer’s Face” (COMP. SPEC.)
> LVT (A)5 “Lapras” (COMP. SPEC.)
> MATILDA II HEDGEHOG “Sonic” (COMP. SPEC.)
> SU-14-2 “Special Delivery” (COMP. SPEC.)
> PANZERKAMPFWAGEN KV-1B 755(r) “No Joke” (COMP. SPEC.)
> PANZERKAMPFWAGEN E-100 “Treebeard” (COMP. SPEC.)
> EXCELSIOR TANK “Nerdy Magic” (COMP. SPEC.)

> + 5 CP
> J. WALTER CHRISTIE POLYTECHNICAL INSTITUTE MINED OUT

Much as it pains you. You realize that because they’re so new to the Tankery team, they’ve yet to actually develop some kind of doctrine or strategy. That means the both of you are pretty much going in blind at this point.

Regardless, you call up Fairless.

“Fairless.”

“Hi, Bernadette! Hope I’m not troubling you?”

“Just TA’ing. Nothing too bad. Need something?”

“I was wondering if you had any ideas for making any money?”

“Hm…” There’s a bit of a pregnant pause. “Well my dorm could use some cleaning I suppose. Maybe when you have the time or something?”

“Hm. Sure I suppose. What are you willing to pay?”

“50 an hour?”

“Hm… got anything else?”

“Not unless you want to start prostituting yourselves. Anyway, I gotta go.”

“Alright, I’ll let you go.”

With that, you hang up.

ALARM

Time for gym class. You leave your staff then head onto gym.

> Exercise
> Socialize
> Work/Study
> Relax
> Call Someone (Specify)
> Read a Book (Specify)
> Consult the Shop (Specify)
> Study a Tankery Team (Specify)
> Other

>>30218558
>> Socialize
>> Work/Study

>>30218558
> Read a Book in the libray Bear Assed

>>30218558
>Study for that Math test.

>>30218558
> Socialize
Those social links. We haven't spoken to the reading/writing club girl in a while.

>>30218558
> Read a Book (Specify)
Bare Assed Ferdinand

>>30218558
> Exercise
> Socialize
> Work/Study
Trude juggled this shit pretty well last time. Multitask like crazy.

>>30218558
>“50 an hour?”

Girl Scouts make more and it's a Loyalty quest

>>30218558

>Socialize
>Study
>Help out a bit

>>30218558
> Socialize
Keep putting the word out for the play.

> Work/Study

>>30218558
> Socialize
> Work/Study

>>30218558
>EXCELSIOR
Why is this a bad tank?

Also from after extensive research on Walter Chrisite all we know is the following.

>They have no real Doctrine or Planning
>They only have experience in Unlimited Tankery
>The Panzer IV Kugelblitz and the Grizzly I Skink work together.
>Perrine thinks on the fly
>They will not use the E-100

Post this once we start planning for the match

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>>30218558
>Not unless you want to start prostituting yourselves
Tell me more.

>>30218558
I guess Schteel does not want us to get more patrons right now. also, we did not unlock Christie's command move did we?

>>30218826
Unless we already learned it. Their is not much to go by.

All we learned is above>>30218770

>>30218770
>Why is this a bad tank?
As far as I can tell, it isn't. It wasn't adopted because they managed to fix the problems of the tank it was intended to replace, the Churchill.

>>30218770
We never did learn whether that LVT was used as an element of surprise by coming in from a deep-water direction.
Then again, not much chances to use that in the first match anyway.

>>30218885

They used a smoke Machine if I recall as well

> Socialize
> Work/Study
> Exercise

You do push ups, struggling to get each and every damn one of them right. Coaches are strict like that. Meanwhile, Rachel Bradbury sits on your back, being your weight. You say, “So, Rachel. You hear about the play?”

Rachel nods happily. “Oh yes. I’m looking forward to it!”

Nicole, who’s doing push ups with Willie Hanna on her back, says, “I’ll definitely be there too! Gotta support Cathy and her girls after all!”

“Yep!” says Hanna. “It’ll all be a doozy of a thing hopefully. I hear the play’s going to be pretty darn funny.”

“That’s what I directed it to be,” you say. That’s your 20th push up. On the ground is your math textbook. Once you pushdown, you skim a couple of lines, then push up, then skim, and so on. Clever system if you say so yourself.

Rachel says to Hanna, “Say, Hanna. You’ve seen my friend Michi haven’t you?”

Hanna tilts her head. “She’s the normal one right?”

“Well, yes,” says Rachel. She looks down at you. “Michi’s the head of the Anime Club. Don’t worry, she’s actually pretty reasonable. Her compatriots… eh. Not really.”

You shrug. “That’s not surprising.”

Hanna says, “You a fan of anime, Gertrude?”

> Boast
> Neutral
> Polite
> …

>>30218849
(slaps forhead) Doh! i completely forgot! do we have an offcial website for our tankery team? if not, we need to make one ASAP! we could sell shirts, hats, signed pics, etc via the web site for money and have an inbox for companies that are intresting in being our patron to contact us.

>>30218928
>Neutral

>>30218928
> Neutral

>>30218928
> Polite
Kitten tried to get Trudy to watch with her a couple times, right? We never talk about it, so...

>>30218928
> Boast

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>>30216168
>Just make sure you don’t sleep with your mouth open

Schteel, are there such things as scouting reports on Aces like the Canadian guy was trying to do?

>>30218928
> Polite
>>30218995
We need to spend some capital in order to make some.

It's an idea but not something we should do now

>>30218924
That was just some logs pulled by rope to create a dust cloud. Made the enemy think it was a major movement by a bulk of their tanks.
Ooarai pulled the same trick on Saunders in the series.

>>30218928
> Polite
Eh, only through Kitten probably?

>>30219058
I actually haven't caught myself up on Sherbrooke. I suppose if you're hunting down on enemy Aces on enemy teams, that's entirely possible. I'll make it work within the usual Study a Tankery Team Command.

Otherwise, I'll figure something else.

If it comes up again, we should get a Grant tank or Chassis.

I know you guys don't like the grant for it's 75mm but we can convert it into a Ram tank which has a 6 pounder.

Who wants a Canadian tank?

>Polite

>>30218928

> Polite

You say, “Well, honestly. I don’t really know much about anime in general. I mean, I watch Miyazaki films with Kitten every once in a while. Actually, really good anime I watched with her, Baccano. It’s like a Tarantino film but, anime.”

Bradbury nods. “I’ve seen it. I think it’s quite good. I like the anachronic order of the storytelling. Some writers try to do that but it often falls flat. It’s a lot harder to pull off and when it is, boy the payoff can be great.”

Hanna nods. “I suppose that’s true. I watch some anime occasionally, but boy. Anime Club is really something else.”

You shrug. You’ll probably get to that in a bit.

With that, gym class is over. After getting a good shower out of the way, you head to History class. There, the history professor lectures more and you take notes attentively. Keegan and Smith say hello to you politely, and say they will be attending the play, if only to laugh at how bad it’s going to be.

Theatre again, nothing really happens. The Professor though congratulates you on directing the play, and Roberta for not fucking things up like she usually does. You remember last year. Wasn’t fun.

Finally, French. You’re starting to pick up on some of the finer details of pronunciation and other subtleties (such as the fact that s is almost never pronounced at the end of words. Took you forever to figure that out.)

With that, school’s over.

> Find your staff
> Head Somewhere (Specify)
> Call Someone (Specify)
> Read a Book (Specify)
> Consult the Shop (Specify)
> Study a Tankery Team (Specify)
> Other

>>30219220

>Find your staff

Motherfucking Play time

>>30219220
> Find your staff
Bouquet hunting if they haven't already gotten it. Oh crap, should we wear nice clothes? I know it's a school play, but we're the director attending the debut!

>>30219220
>Find Kitten, encourage her away from stage fright
Fuck tanks, time for drama!

>>30219220
Ah! We missed a glorious chance to show the Historians the German book.

> Find your staff

>>30219220
> Head Somewhere
time for quests! we needed to help the flying club to get those planes ready. we should get the Naval Studies Engineering kids over to them as extra help. other wise, we could help the girls scouts. man, do they have a dollar goal we need to meet to finish their quest?

>>30219315
B-b-but what about that play? It a quest. I think that will aid in budgetting.

> Find your staff

“Hey, girls… nice flowers, Nancy!”

Nancy, Lisa, and Ramirez are by the campus entrance. Nancy has put in white and pink roses with all kinds of lively greenery in-between. “Courtesy of the Gardening Club! Only cost a tenner too.”

You nod. “Neato.” You get a text from Octavia. It says that the play starts at 7 O’Clock sharp. You check the time. 3 O’Clock. You got some time to do some stuff.

You also get another text from Octavia, which simply reads, “Also, please help Kitten grow some testicles or something. She’s quieter than a nun having sex in a convent.”

… Well that’s honest of her. You look around, no sign of Kitten. She’s probably back at her dorm.

Lisa says, “Want to head anywhere?”

> Stay at Campus
> Head to the Auditorium
> Head back to the Dorms
> Go eat some dinner
> Other

>>30219468
> Other
Go to Kitten.

>>30219380
if we can do extra work on other quests before the play starts, it's fine. we really should hook up the Navel engineering kids with the bearcat team so they can work together.
>>30219468
> Stay at Campus
find our fliers and round up the other kids together so those planes will get fixed in time.

>>30219468
> Head back to the Dorms
> Other
Maybe a quick hairdressing at Ramirez's boyfriend's place. Gotta have us and Kitten look good.

>>30219468
>Head back to the Dorms
Find Kitten.

>>30219468
> Head back to the Dorms
> Other
Hit the grocery store. Today's a day worth a fantastic meal. Between Trude and Nancy it'll be a proper celebration.

>>30219582
Buy the ingredients, wait for the play outcome, pray Kitten does well for celebration.

> Head back to the Dorms

You all take a walk back to the dorms. Not too far of a walk, and you spend most of the time simply chattering about the day.

Nancy says, “I hope the play goes well for you, President.”

You say, “Ah, it will. You’ll see, you’ll see. Ramirez, you managed to get it announced right?”

Ramirez nods. “All I had to do was mention your name. Freshmen will probably arrive in droves just for the chance of seeing you.”

You nod. “Right.”

Once you arrive back at the dorms, you decide to give Kitten a look. You knock on the door. “Kitten! Today’s the day!”

…

Hm. Silence.

Actually, that’s pretty characteristic of her, but today’s kind of important. You knock again. “Kitten?”

…

> Call Kitten
> Break in
> Use your key and sensibly open the door
> Other

>>30219468
Do we have time to do a quick side quest?

>>30219775
> Use your key and sensibly open the door

>>30219775
> Use your key and sensibly open the door
Kitten is missing, this is the time to stay cool.

>>30219775
>Ramirez nods. “All I had to do was mention your name. Freshmen will probably arrive in droves just for the chance of seeing you.”
>You nod. “Right.”


For some reason, this firghtens me.

> Call Kitten

Then

> Break in

>>30219775
> Use your key and sensibly open the door

>>30219782
No time!
Kitten crisis!
The Play is at stake here!

>>30219775
>Use your key

>>30219775
> Break in
DRAMATIC ENTRY!

> Use your key and sensibly open the door

You open up Kitten’s door and walk in. “Kitten? It’s your best good friend, Trudy.” You walk on in along with your staff. Kitten is curled up in her blankets, simply staring at the wall. You look at her, concerned. “Kitten? Are you okay?”

Kitten says, “I can’t do it.”

“You can’t do what?” asks Lisa.

“The play. I mean- All those people, watching me…” says Kitten. “And…” She buries her face into her 75mm AP round plushie. “It’s Middle School all over again. Please don’t make me go, Trudy.”

You sigh. “Kitten, if you were having second thoughts, you should’ve told me.” You sit down next to her.

“Yeah, sorry,” says Kitten.

Your staff stands there, a bit awkwardly. Nancy hands the bouquet over to Ramirez then says, “I’ll cook us some dinner.”

Kitten says, “Please don’t make me go, Trudy.”

> Convince her to go
>> Pathos
>> Ethos
>> Logos
> “Fine, you don’t have to, Kitten.”
> Other

>>30219775
>> Other
Panic.

>>30219984
>> Pathos
C'mon Kitten, please.

>>30219984
>Logos that bitch
>something something confrontation of fears

>>30219984
>> Pathos
if that don't work, drag her out by the nape of her neck like a real kitty.

...huh, LGA today?
Almost missed it if i weren't check twitter.

>>30219984
>> Logos

>>30219984

>>Pathos
>Other (Hug Kitten comfortingly)

>>30219984
> Convince her to go
> Other
Hum/Sing to her an appropriate encouraging/uplifting song.

>>30219984
>> “Fine, you don’t have to, Kitten.”
Guilt trip

>>30219984
>Ethos
She was great. Surely she trusts Trudy enough to trust her if she says she's great with seriousface turned all the way up.

>>30219984
> Convince her to go
>> Pathos
Trudy will be in the front row seat. Just have Kitten ignore everything else. Focus on playing the part for the one person in the audience that matters.

>>30220073
This.

>>30219984
>>All the fcking above ^^^^.

>>30220073
That's kinda gay though.

>>30219984
>>> Ethos


Nope, no babying Kittain this time.

She should had something early now it is her duty.

I feel bad for her sure but I can't tolerate last minute bullshit.

>>30220073
Ooh I like this.
>>30219984
Right here Schteel!

>>30219984

Anyone else getting the feeling that not everyone here knows what pathos, ethos, and logos mean exactly?

>>30219984
>Ethos

>>30220073

That kind of does sound a little gay.

>>30220073
This could work.

>>30220143
Eh, its Kitten and Trudy. Our Gay is not gay for them

>>30220182
I certainly not.

>>30220073
That's just gay enough to work.

>>30219984
>>30220182
Isn't ethos is something about duty (had to look all of them up)

>Ethos

It's not just trude but octivia, Theater tech club, and everyone did this. Not just Trude.

>>30220143
>>30220187
It's par for course for those two.

>>30220224
Ethos is the appeal to the credibility of the speaker.

>>30220214
>>30220217
But that seems a little self cententered if it was anything else fine but Trude does not only matters, Octicvia, Rifle, Freshman, Threatcer tech, all put this together and to say

"focus only on me' I don't know bothers me, whether or not its gay, I think that type of thinking is wrong/

Considering we're trying to have open up to others, I feel like we're babying her/

>>30220236
I guess, but I feel in this case, it will only stunt the growth here.

This is Kittain moment to shine, sure Trude helps her but she has to branch out that other people besides trude are counting on her.

Maybe it's because how it was phrased by that anon maybe to appeal to people who support that kind of thing but I feel that this way of doing this is wrong./

>>30219984
> Logos

All aboard the /u/ boat woohoo!

>>30219984
>>> Pathos
Be strong and shine.

> Pathos

You say, “Kitten, listen. I know you’re scared.”

“Gee. How observant of you,” says Kitten.

You roll your eyes. “Look Kitten, the real test of courage isn’t the elimination of fear, it’s going right ahead with it riding your coattails. I want you to be courageous for me, just this once.”

Kitten says, “But- I mean. All those people are going to see and think-“

“And think that you’re a great actor. That you have a wonderful singing voice too,” you say. “Don’t just do it for me, Kitten. Do it for Octavia, do it for the rest of the crew.”

“But-“

“Now, if you make a mistake up there, at least you had the balls to get up there, Kitten. They’ll respect you for that, I assure you.” You wrap your arm around her and bring her closer to you. “Kitten, just get up there, and act. That’s all that’s needed from you. What do you say?”

Kitten is quiet for a few seconds. After that little pause, she finally says, “Okay. I’ll do it.”

You smile, kissing her on the cheek. “That’s my girl!”

Nancy says, “Dinner’s ready!” She brings over some piping hot plates of chicken slices, some carrots, green peas, and mashed potatoes.

> Eat Dinner and Head out
> Talk to someone (Specify)
> Call Someone (Specify)
> Read a Book (Specify)
> Consult the Shop (Specify)
> Study a Tankery Team (Specify)
> Other

Talking about Trudy and Kitten totally not gay, remember last week someone talk about Trudy gifting herself for Kitten's Birthday?

This is that drawanon, hopefully tomorrow i can get something to show.

>>30220266
when you saying it like that...

>>30219984
>> Pathos
>>30220073
Anything but this.

besides we're in the back directing the play. We're support. I'm not sure that's how plays are run.

>>30220377
>> Eat Dinner and Head out
Keep encouragements up.

>>30220377
> Talk to someone (Specify)
Kitten

>>30220377
>> Eat Dinner and Head out

>>30220377
> Eat Dinner and Head out
IT'S SHOWTIME.

>>30220377
> Study a Tankery Team Saunders
then
> Eat Dinner and Head out
we can talk with kitty along the way

>>30220377
> Eat Dinner and Head out
>>30220390
Am I wrong to think that though. I thought one of the reasons we hang out with Kittain with others (besides the obvious shippers) is to have her open up to others, we gotten her to open up to our crew somewhat and the sewing club and maybe Octavia and the Tech crew.

and that's it....considering two months that is good I'm assuming comparing that when she was a shut in.

When that anon made that suggestion, it was like regression, that Kittain was depending on Trudy once more on things she doesn't want to do.

I don't know maybe I'm wrong, maybe even a little harsh, but I do by the end of this I want to have Kittain develop more then just the Shut in/Trude /u/ boat mate.

This is the first step, for Kittain to be more independent.

Seriously am I wrong to expect more?

>>30220551
No, not really.

You made some good point there actually.

>>30220377
>> Study a Tankery Team (Specify)
Saunders
> Eat Dinner and Head out

> Eat Dinner and Head Out

You savor each and every bite of Nancy’s godlike cooking, the way it just tingles on your tongue in all the right ways. But enough descriptive thought on food, this isn’t Ratatouille. You’ve got a play to attend to. Once you finish up, you decide it’s time to head out to the play.

You walk along the street. You say to Kitten, “Now don’t you worry Kitten, I’ll be right there for you if you need me.”

Kitten nods. “I know you will.”

You smile, pinching her cheek a bit.

You arrive back at the campus in good time. There’s already a good number of students apparently going to the Auditorium in advance. You check the time. 5:30. Not bad. You got some time.

You head on past the students and find Octavia on the stage, quickly and tersely directing Theatre Tech students on last minute adjustments. Octavia motions you and Kitten up as soon as she sees you. “Okay, here’s what’s going to go down.”

“First,” she says. “You’re going to do a short speech, about 30 seconds but no more than 2 minutes. Then the play will go on. You can either view and help direct from the back or just sit in the seats and watch it yourself, I don’t particularly care. We’ll have a ten minute intermission after Act 2 then it’s right back to the play, and finally once everything’s all said and done, main cast will take their bows, then minor characters, then theatre crew will come out, speeches will be handed out, you decide who gets the bouquet, and maybe a final speech or so. Follow me?”

…

You nod slowly. “Yeah, sure.”

> Greet people coming in
> Take a walk around backstage
> Talk to someone (Specify)
> Call Someone (Specify)
> Read a Book (Specify)
> Consult the Shop (Specify)
> Study a Tankery Team (Specify)
> Other

>>30220692
>> Greet people coming in
Dress up too.

>>30220692
>Greet people coming in

>>30220692
> Greet people coming in
Maximum bombast. Put them in a good mood for the play.

>>30220692
> Greet people coming in

Alright before we did anything can I make a suggestion please.

Maybe we can split the Bouquet, one for Kittain if she does well the other for Octavia since she had to pull this together without us for most of the time.

Is this reasonable. I know a lot of you want to give Kittain the Bouquet which is fine (if she does well) but I think giving Octavia who was here since the beginning to try and make this successful is only fair.

Is this okay with with guys?

>>30220692

>Greet people coming in
>Direct from the back

ALL HANDS

>>30220784
Well, in that case its better to get RAMIREZ to buy us another one.

I supporting this motion anyway.

>>30220784
I don't really want to give it to Kitten. Everyone thinks their dating so they'll see it as straight up favouritism. I don't know much about theatre but I assume it's traditional to give it to an actor? If so then O'Hara would get my vote, she seemed to impress everyone at the auditions.
If it doesn't really matter then Octavia's getting it for sure. But we actually need to see how everything works out before we decide, eh?

>>30220851
If she has time, maybe but I want to see if Ramirez will laugh at the play.

If we can make a stone cold bitch (with all the good will and respect I can muster, I like her character) if we can break through her penetrable wall of silence to hear her laugh, then we know the play is a successes

>>30220851
Well, if we're doing that might as well get bouquets for everybody. If Red Dawn the Musical actually turns out well they all deserve it.

>>30220894
Give her a single flower?

>>30220894
This is true, I just want to put this ahead of time since I have a feeling that kittain will get the most votes and I feel people worked just as hard doing this that I feel it will be a waste to just hand it only to her due to people voting for Kittain.

I thought this compromise was reasonable in case such a situation happen

>>30220962
In private

> Greet people coming in

This is actually a really good time to advertise for Tankery. Damn it, you’re still in your school uniform though, maybe you can-

“Here you go,” says Ramirez as she presents you a Tankery uniform.

You look down at it, intensely confused. “Oh, thanks Ramirez. How did you-”

Ramirez says, “I figured you’d need it.”

Hm. Not bad. You quickly take the uniform then dress out in the Dressing Room, where the Poles, the Aviation Studies Club, Roberta Crane, and even O’Hara and O’Brian are quickly getting changed out. You managed to grab a program on your way in as well.

The cast consists of:

Jen Eckert: Carol Smith
May Eckert: Megan O’Hara
Roberta Morris: Lynette O’Brian
Erica Mason: Roberta Crane
Toni Mason: Janet Kos
Colonel Tanner: Jenny Curtiss
Colonel Bella: Marina Polikarpov
Various Russian Solders: Megan Enfield, Natalya Springfield, Katya Seversky, Lidya Douglas
Various Americans: Augusta Jelen, Teresa Czeresniak, Grazyna Saakaszwili

Not bad. Once you’re finished, you head up to the front entrance and begin shaking hands, greeting people. All of your crews arrive for the play. The Aces come to shake your hand, the Girl Scouts actually set up a booth to sell cookies (they claim that Octavia permitted it), the Freshmen are in a hurry to get their instruments together with the Folk Music Club who’ve come to help, the Merchant team have arrived along with the Film Club with some high end cameras to record everything, the History Club arrive discussing the finer points of Cold War brinkmanship, you can even see Luciano and her girls at best making an appearance.

Boy, that was a mouthful.

Principal Tennyson comes up to you, cane in hand and looking chipper. “Hey, Gertrude. Long time no see.”

> Boast
> Neutral
> Polite
> …

>>30220692
> Greet people coming in
time to get the politics on and meet our voters.

>>30221004
> Boast

>>30220894
>I don't really want to give it to Kitten. Everyone thinks their dating so they'll see it as straight up favouritism
Well, I don't think it looks like more or less favoritism than if people thought they were regular friends, nor do I think it being seen as favoritism is a bad thing - as far as I remember, Trude didn't decide on Kitten's getting a role in the play, and why WOULDN'T she be overjoyed that her best friend (or more for the students who think that) did well in the play, and give her a bouquet? It's not like she wouldn't be happy for and proud of the others, nor would they expect her to be as happy that random students she's only worked with a little for the play as she is for Kitten.

I do agree Octavia should get one too though.

>>30221004
>> Boast
HUGS!

>>30221004
>> Polite

>>30221004
>Polite
Thank Principal Tennyson for making time to see this play.

>>30221058
That would be true if only for the fact we know a good deal of the people, O'Hara, O'Brain, the freahman, the theater tech, Octavia, rifle and polish team, etc, etc

not saying your wrong though but I don't want to just hand it to kittain because she's kittain/

>>30221114
Those are all teams (and a couple) though, they can congratulate and feel happy for each-other. They're unlikely to care or even notice that Trude gives Kitten a bouquet. Kitten and Octavia are closer to and worked more with Trudy for the play, respectively.

>>30221004
>> Polite

>>30221114
Bouquets for everyone? Bouquets for everyone.

>>30221004
>Warn greetings

>>30221180
Again, that will depend on how the play turns out. If she does well sure.

The one thing I will not tolerate though is to do something like 'we should give Kittain flowers because she's kittain .'

> Polite

You offer your hand, and he takes it and shakes it vigorously. “It’s really nice to see you, Principal Tennyson. Glad you could make it.”

Principal Tennyson nods. “Yes indeed.” He looks down at your uniform. “I’m guessing you’re here to advertise for Tankery?”

You shrug. “I also directed the play too.”

“So I hear,” says Principal Tennyson. “Well, I’m quite glad you won the first match. I’m rooting for you, you hear?”

You smile. “Oh, thanks, Principal Tennyson.”

Tennyson nods. “Right. Anyway, I’m off to enjoy a really bad play from what I hear.”

“Oh, it’s so bad you’ll be laughing in pity,” you say. With that, Tennyson walks inside the auditorium. You’re tapped on the shoulder by one of the tech kids who you identified as Stephenie Sykes.

“It’s almost time,” she says. You nod and head in with her. You head backstage and find tech students running quietly from place to place with props, setpieces, and other equipment. The only light backstage is from Octavia reading the script off a podium to the side. She quietly gives orders to people in the soundbooth.

> Talk to Octavia (Topic?)
> See if anyone needs anything in the Dressing Room
> See if the Tech kids need any help
> Other

>>30221234
Well, I'd probably hold the flowers if she does badly, because that could end up pouring salt into the wound rather than be supportive. I don't get the latter sentiment though, giving bouquets to close friends or relatives after a play is completely standard?

>>30221284
>> See if anyone needs anything in the Dressing Room

Octavia would tell us about important things and Gertrude cannot into tech very well.

>>30221284
> See if the Tech kids need any help
Trude can help with the heavy shit.

>>30221284
> See if the Tech kids need any help
Gertrude stronk after all.

>>30221284
>> See if anyone needs anything in the Dressing Room

Then,
> See if the Tech kids need any help
Get one of those communicators to link up with Octavia when need to, in the event of an incident. Fred party crashing?

>>30221284
>> See if the Tech kids need any help

Octivia seems to got the ones in the dressing room

>>30221289
I rather give it to the ones who work well and hard.

Octivia and O'hara (if she does well) are the top ones. Kittain almost abandoned the play out of fear.

I feel sorry sure but I rather give it to someone who deserves it more.

>>30221284
> See if anyone needs anything in the Dressing Room
Any opportunity to talk to our hall monitor buddies. It's been too long.

>>30221284
>> See if the Tech kids need any help

I thnk they need more help then the dressing room.

>>30221372
...but she didn't abandon it. She doesn't deserve positive reinforcement for that? Seems like exactly the kind of thing that would be good for getting her to be less reclusive.

Predict now! Will Kitten mess up on stage? I am not sure if we did her hidden loyalty quest enough.

>>30221284
Send Ramirez off to grab another bouquet, and help the techs. We barely know them.

>>30221284
> Talk to Octavia
she can tell us if she needs any help anywhere.

> See if the Tech kids need any help

Barkas quickly enlists you to move a huge setpiece building into place. This building is several things, a generic building, the high school in the beginning, and a store. Theatre Arts is nothing if not a recycler.

After that, Sykes quickly enlists you to move some of the prop guns and the real guns. The props are only labeled with a small white tape barely noticeable on the magazine. The real ones are not. Despite that, you’re careful with all kinds of guns. You don’t need to be Bruce Lee’s son today.

Once that’s done, it’s about a minute to the play. Octavia quickly calls you over. “Ready?”

You nod. “Sure. How are the actors?” you ask.

“Probably doing that energy thing, then again only one of them is an actual actor and she’s a complete douchenozzle,” says Octavia. “Right. Just go out there, say a couple of things, thank them for coming, maybe throw out a Tankery advertisement if you’re feeling daring.” She checks her watch, then proceeds to gently push you out of the curtains onto the stage.

You’re immediately hit by two things. One: the gaze of the immense crowd in the seats of the auditorium. Two: The powerful spotlights on the balcony way in the back. Ain’t that something.

You stand up straight and say…?

> “Thanks for coming!”
> “Welcome to this year’s LGA production of Red Dawn: The Musical.”
> Shoutout to Tankery
> Other (Write-in)

>>30221284
>> See if the Tech kids need any help

>>30221587
> “Thanks for coming! Welcome to this year’s LGA production of Red Dawn: The Musical.”
Why not both?

>>30221587
>“Welcome to this year’s LGA production of Red Dawn: The Musical.”

>>30221587
> “Thanks for coming!”
> “Welcome to this year’s LGA production of Red Dawn: The Musical.”

No need to mention Tankery, let's let the Theater department have their day.

>>30221587
> “Welcome to this year’s LGA production of Red Dawn: The Musical.”
> “Thanks for coming!”
> Other ("And I hope you all enjoy the show.")

>>30221587
> “Welcome to this year’s LGA production of Red Dawn: The Musical.”

>>30221587
>> “Welcome to this year’s LGA production of Red Dawn: The Musical.”
>> Shoutout to Tankery


Both we need advertisement

>>30221657
>>30221587

I like this let's do this

>>30221587
> Other (Write-in)
'Ladies and Gentlemen, Thank you one and all for attending this year's LGA production of Red Dawn: The Musical. And please continue to serport the Threator club and Tankery Team who helped bring you this play tonight. As the head of the Tankery team, i will be adviable for you all to speak with me after the play tonight in the lobby."

>>30221717
Actually this is not bad....>>30221587

This

> “WHY NOT BOTH”

You wave, grinning. “Good evening, everyone! I’d like to thank you all for coming out to support the Theatre Arts Department. My name is Gertrude Pool, and I’d like to welcome you all to this year’s LGA production of Red Dawn: The Musical! Now, I do ask that you turn off and silence your cellphones and other electronic devices and some such. Other than that, we can get this show on the road. I hope you all enjoy the show!” You bow, and the crowd applauses you step off to the side back behind the curtain.

Octavia says, “Not bad.”

You stand off to the side, crossing your arms. Here it comes. Tara strums her banjo, and the curtains unfold to the little High School in Washington state.

Jen and May the Eckert sisters walk on stage with different school uniforms specially crafted by the Sewing Club. They start singing the Red Dawn song to the tune of a banjo and a fiddle.

Oh look at the sunrise, it comes!
Oh look at the sunrise, it’s here!
Now let us go part and head on!
To another Red Dawn!

After that, the rest of the instruments start picking up tempo as more actors start coming on stage to sing and look like they’re hanging out.

> Watch the Play in the Seats
> Stay backstage
> Other

>>30221717
I normally don't like pointing this out because it makes me look like a jerk. But what the heck dude, that's a lot more typos and mispellings then normal.

>>30221834
> Watch the Play in the Seats
We need to be there for Kitten.

>>30221834
> Stay backstage

>>30221834
> Stay backstage
It's what a director would do, right?

>>30221834
> Stay backstage

>>30221834
>> Stay backstage

Be professional

>>30221834
> Stay backstage
Gotta be professional.

>>30221834
>> Stay backstage
If you see kitten, thumbs up, else just be the director, guide the production.

>>30221845
sorry, i was rather rushed typing that out. juggling a few things over here.
>>30221834
> Stay backstage

> Stay backstage

The crowd bursts into another uproarious laughter at one of May’s jokes about Jen. Jen simply rolls her eyes at that. They continue discussing more irrelevant things which the audience finds hilarious until:

“Say, Jen. I hear the Ruskies are planning on invasion of the United States.”

Jen scoffs. “Oh come on, May. What’s Ivan going to do? Cross the ocean and drop paratroopers on top of our heads? That’s ridiculous!”

At that, the Rifle Team and two of the Aviation Studies Club in Russian Soldier garb are dropped down, wielding AK-47s, Mosin-Nagants, a flamethrower, and an RPG. The audience were notified at the entrance that eye and ear protection were available under their seats, and they quickly put them on for the scene.

What ensues is an intense and dire chase sequence around the stage capped off by the Folk Music Club’s rendition of “Foggy Mountain Breakdown”.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qO8yUFAIGRw

They run all over the place like a bunch of goons, firing blanks every whichaway, throwing short jets of flame into the air, and even firing an RPG into the building, setting it on fire. You’re pretty sure that was unscripted but considering Octavia’s neutral reaction to it, you’re sure that they have it under control. You try to suppress some laughter at it.

After a few minutes which leaves the audience in stitches, the actors retreat into the curtains, and the Russian soldiers plant a flag at the center of the stage, proclaiming the school to be Soviet Russia’s.

The audience applauses right there as the curtain closes on the scene. The Tech kids quickly extinguish the flames from the building.

> Watch the Play in the Seats
> Continue watching backstage
> Talk with someone (Specify)
> Other

>>30222170
> Watch the Play in the Seats
Looks like they got this.

>>30222170
>even firing an RPG into the building, setting it on fire.
>unscripted
Haha, what.
> Continue watching backstage

>>30222170
>> Continue watching backstage
>> Talk with someone (Specify)
Octivia

"Was that just off scripted or was it planned but I wasn't there?"

>>30222170
>Check around to see if anyone needs guidance or help

>>30222170
> Continue watching backstage
Be the directoriest.

>>30222170
>> Continue watching backstage

>>30222170
> Continue watching backstage
> Talk with someone (Kitten)
Make sure she doesn't faint from shock or anything, wish her luck.

>>30222170
> Continue watching backstage
Excellent job writing the play Schteel. This is really funny!

>>30222170
> Continue watching backstage

> Continue watching backstage

You pat Kitten on the back as she quickly breathes in and outwards for the next scene. Megan Enfield, Natalya Springfield, Katya Seversky, and Lidya Douglas quietly giggle to themselves, Katya especially since she got to handle the RPG. Lidya too was scarily enthusiastic about the flamethrower as well.

You have to remind yourself to ask where the Rifle Team got those.

The curtains open again as the survivors from the High School attack gather around their camp. In a change from the original movie, the Mason sisters are actually there from the start. Roberta has a good time acting the ham as she regales the cast of the atrocities of the Russians.

“… and you know what else they do? They eat babies!” says she.

This of course sparks off the song, They Eat Babies.

Look out, lookout, here comes Ivan!
Look out, look out, he’s marching in quickstep!
Watch out, watch out, he’s kicking a Church in!
And worst of all! They eat Babies!

Your sides. Please.

…

…

The Wolverines are finally getting their start as they pile together some weapons and ammunition from their first raid. It was quite loud too. Good thing you have hearing protection.

Jen says, “And don’t worry girl! We’ll drive Ivan back into the sea! Because you know who we are!?”

Wolverines!

Jen sings the song of the Wolverines.

A Wolverine is tough, a Wolverine is fierce,
Their claws are strong, their fangs are razor sharp,
And where the Wolverines live, they are the king!
So girls, cheer up, heads high!
Because we’re the Wolverines!

The girls cheer as the curtain closes. The crowd applauses.

Octavia announces over the intercom. “We will be taking a short ten minute intermission.”

> Talk to Someone (Specify)
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> Other

>>30222540
> Go up to the entrance and talk with people
we need to talk to the crowd.

>>30222540
>See what you can do to help

>>30222540
> See what you can do to help

>>30222540
> Go up to the entrance and talk with people

>>30222540
We can talk later first let's help make the play run smoothly
> See what you can do to help

> See what you can do to help

“Anything I can do to help?” you ask Octavia.

Octavia says, “Not right now. But I suppose if you could help mount the machine gun onto the T-34 that’d be great.”

… Where are the Rifle Team getting these weapons.

Whatever, you run over to where the Theatre Tech kids and the Rifle team are mounting the DP light machine gun into the T-34’s AA mount. You help steady the gun as it’s lowered in and then secured. Natalya then loads a drum mag full of blanks and cocks the gun. Megan Enfield, now in Soviet Tanker dress, hops into hatch and mans the gun with proper trigger discipline while Natalya hops into the driver’s seat.

Thus, the play continues. The curtains open to see Colonel Tanner, lying in a mess of a silk parachute. Toni Mason discovers her and the two are immediately at a stand off.

Toni asks the Colonel, “What’s the Capital of Illinois?”

Colonel Tanner says, “Springfield.”

Toni yells, cocking her AK-47, “Wrong! IT’S CHICAGO!”

Tanner stands up and slaps the barrel away. “You’ve seen too many movies.” The audience laughs a bit.

With that, Tanner joins the party, and proceeds to thoroughly explain the situation to the rest of the Wolverines.

THROUGH SONG.

Well things have settled by the Mississippi River,
Ivan’s dropping materials and weapons and paratroopers,
He’s down and nuked all the missile sites and is coming through the south
All we’ve got left are a million screaming chinamen!

May asks, “Weren’t there a billion screaming chinamen?”

Tanner pauses, then drops her alcohol into the fire, creating a big gust of flame. “There were.”

> Watch the Play in the Seats
> Continue watching backstage
> Other

>>30223028
>> Continue watching backstage


Okay, I laughed at that. You got me German

>>30223028
>Continue watching backstage

>>30223028
> Continue watching backstage

Only > Watch the Play in the Seats
if Kitten is singing solo

>>30223028
> Continue watching backstage

>>30223114
Though I think the backstage is the best seat in the house,

front row seat are probably full by now.

>>30223028
> Watch the Play in the Seats

>>30223226
I don't know, can we stand below the recording camera or something?

>>30223467
If that's the case she can't see us anyway due to the lighting anyway,

If we want to encourage Kittain (in which we already did when she began her part) backstage is best

besides we started out professionally let's end it that way.

Besides we got the best seats in the house

> Continue watching backstage

A Wolverine is tough, a Wolverine is fierce,
Their claws are strong, their fangs are razor sharp,
And where the Wolverines live, they are the king!
So girls, cheer up, heads high!
Because we’re the Wolverines!

The Wolverines sing that as they march through a field of death and destruction. Finally, they lie down at rest in some cover as snow starts falling. They’re now at the frontline. Suddenly, the ground rumbles, in fact, everything rumbles as the T-34 pops in and wrecks a bit of the scenery as it drives up. Megan fires the blank rounds indiscriminately off stage. Tanner stands up and rushes it, punching Megan in the face. Megan however pulls out a pistol and shoots Tanner.

“Tanner!” shouts Erica.

Tanner punches Megan again, knocking her back into the tank. Tanner then takes out a smoke grenade and places it on top of the T-34. She quietly yells, “Go on! Shoot straight for once!”

The lights dim as naught but the explosions light the stage. The curtains draw to a close as the T-34 rolls backwards. The crowd applauds.

…

…

Colonel Bella begins to sing as she writes a letter back home.

Oh tell me, my dear girl, what am I fighting for?
The men all die, lay dying, oh but what for?
This pointless slaughter, this useless violence, what does it do?
Oh tell me lord, what should I do?

Jen bursts onto stage, carrying a very wounded May Eckert. Bella raises her gun at them. Jen looks at her, pleadingly. Bella hesitates, then lowers her weapon. Then drops it all together, and simply walks off stage to the applause of many.

[1/3ithink]

>>30223674
Jen sets May down. “Come on! May!” she says. “We can do it, because you know who we are? We’re the Wolverines!” Jen brings May into her lap, and it’s clear that she has died. Jen then sings softly:

A Wolverine is tough, a Wolverine is fierce,
Their claws are strong, their fangs are razor sharp,
And where the Wolverines live, they are the king.
So child, cheer up, head high.
Because we’re the Wolverines…

The curtain draws to a close. Erica walks out, dressed nicely and looking somewhat older. She says, “In the early days of World War III, guerrillas, mostly children, placed the names of their lost upon this rock. They fought here alone and gave up their lives, so that this nation shall not perish from the earth.”

With that, Erica walks off.

The audience stands and applauds to the Folk Music Club’s tune of “I’ll Fly Away”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-dDAW-h39NM

The curtains draw out, the T-34 rolls up again, carrying the main cast who wave at the audience. Around the T-34 walk the minor characters. The T-34 stops, everyone gets off. First, the main cast comes up front, then bows. Then the minor cast comes up next to them and bows. Then you, Octavia, and the rest of Theatre tech come up the other side, and bow. All of you proceed to link hands and bow, then blow a kiss away to the audience.

>>30223705
[3/3]

Octavia walks in front of everyone and calls for silence and quietness. Once everything settles, she says, “Thank you all for coming to LGA’s production of Red Dawn: The Musical!” Everyone claps and cheers. “Now, now. It’s been hard work for all of us. And indeed, we have many people to thank. First off, I’d like to thank Gertrude Pool, Sophomore Class President and Head of the Tankery Program for directing and funding the play, among other contributions!”

You wave as everyone cheers your name. Boy, Octavia sure knows how to make you blush.

“Now,” says Octavia. “I’d also like to thank the Folk Music Club for providing our music, we couldn’t have done it without them, give them a round of applause!”

Cathy and her Girls along with Nicole and the rest of the Folk music club wave as the audience applauds them. Nancy quickly runs up to you and hands you the bouquet.

Who should you give it to?

> Octavia
> Kitten
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>>30223728
> Octavia

>>30223728
>> Octavia

>>30223728
> Octavia
We have our own gift for Kitten on her birthday.

>>30223728

>Octavia

>>30223728
>Octavia

>>30223728
>Octavia
>Something like "God and everyone else involved knows that I didn't do much. Everyone please applaud/throw your bras at Octavaia for making this possible."

>>30223728
> Octavia

She complimented us but not receiving any praise for herself after all the bullshit.

This must not stand.

By the way german what condidtion if the L60, I look at the evolutionary line for it and it's interesting to say the least.

What condition is it in?

A swedish tank will be intersting

>>30223913
Now that you've reminded me, I've forgotten to actually write their conditions.

Consider that the top 3 are comp. spec. and the bottom 2 are vintage.

>>30223944

Guys if we get enough money, do you feel up to get a swedish tank?

>>30224039
Eh, not me. I don't think we need a 3 crew light tank with the top end weapon being a 37mm again.
That's what we have the Stuart for already.

>>30224039
No.

>>30224093
Actually funny thing is, I researched on the tank and with it's evolutionary line, its final form was m42 tank. Which is a good swedish tank

> Octavia

You walk over and hand the bouquet of flowers to Octavia, who looks at you surprised. You clap, the rest of the cast and crew clap with you, as does the audience. Octavia blushes furiously, quietly saying “Thanks,” and glancing downwards. She turns to the audience and says, “Gertrude Pool. Always so humble.”

You say, “Hey, I barely did a thing. It was all you, Octavia.” The cast and crew nod, continuing to clap.

Octavia grins. Kitten taps her on the shoulder, getting her attention. Kitten whispers something in her ear, then Octavia nods in approval. Kitten walks up to the front of the stage. “Hi, everyone! Uh…”

…

Oh boy.

Kitten clears her throat, intense redness in her cheeks. “My name’s Carol, my friends call me Kitten. Um. I’m not good at speeches, but I just wanted to say that working on the play was really fun. If you all want a nice good experience, do take Theatre Arts, really. I really have not just my best good friend Gertrude to thank for convincing me to do this, but I have Octavia and the cast to thank too for encouraging me every step of the way. Everyone, all of you,” she turns back to you all, smiling warmly. “Thank you.”

[1/2]

>>30223728
Otto.

>>30224163
The audience claps politely. You smile. This feeling in your stomach. You’re feeling proud of her.

Kitten motions everyone to stand beside her, and everyone walks up. You especially stand next to her, Octavia on the other side. “Now, I want to leave everyone off with a rousing chorus of, ‘You are my Sunshine!’” She looks up at you, smiling. You smile back at her.

Everyone, including the audience, joins in for the finisher.

You are my sunshine, my only sunshine!
You make me happy, when skies are grey!
You’ll never know dear, how much I love you!
Please don’t take my sunshine away!

With that, everyone begins packing up to leave, chattering excitedly and talking of how awesome and funny the play was.

> Pack up and head home
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