Call out one of the characters from my muselist with a starter, a prompt, a general 'hey can we do something with these characters' comment, a smoke signal, etc., and I'll get back to you with some kind of RP thread!
[Sights: art. Mostly surreal, nonsensical pieces. There's a notable dearth of plaques explaining what this piece and that piece represents, since that sort of goes against the nature of Dadaism, but there are plaques talking about the movement as a whole.]
I'll sing for you if you show me your calligraphy, how's that sound?
[Honestly no one has ever asked to see his work before, but he can’t say that he minds. It’s far different from anything in this museum, but still art in its own way.]
I would like to read your poetry as well sometime.
[He walks along, stopping to glance at a particularly absurd painting.]
Sometimes I’m not entirely sure what constitutes “art”.
Don't say that so loudly in an art museum, you'll get in a debate with someone and we'll be here for another hour.
[Trust him, it's happened before.]
Dada's supposed to be "anti-art" anyway. I could talk about how the movement formed as a response to the war and the cultural conformity associated with it, but you don't want to hear me go on about that, I'll never shut up.
I see. Then I’ll have to have you tell me about it over tea sometime.
[They continue perusing the gallery for a while until there’s really nothing left to see, and afterwards Akutagawa is actually feeling rather content.]
[And faaaast forward, Chuuya buys Akutagawa a large size of green tea ice cream and himself a large of vanilla. He may not have asked Akutagawa what size he wanted.]
[He doesn’t want it to melt, after all. He hands the cup over to Chuuya to let him finish off what’s left, licking his lips of the sweet, sticky cream left on them.]
[Chuuya smiles in return, before quickly finishing the remainder of the ice cream. After setting the cup down, he reaches out to wipe up one last bit of ice cream that had escaped at the corner of Akutagawa's mouth.]
[Akutagawa nods, cheeks still burning as he walks with Chuuya to his apartment. Normally he’d be a bit more hesitant to invite someone over to his home, but he feels like if Chuuya were going to attack him, he would’ve done so by now.
Once they’re inside he gestures to a nearby couch.]
[Akutagawa is glad that he’s not a moron. He’d much rather fuck than fight, anyway...]
One moment.
[He sets some tea to brewing, and before long returns to the living room with two cups in hand. He gives one to Chuuya before taking a seat next to him.]
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Me? I sing, but it's just a hobby. My poetry's more impressive, trust me.
[He's not a bad singer, he just isn't amazing.]
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Do you? I’d like to hear that.
[Akutagawa glances around at some of the pieces, taking in the sights.]
I do calligraphy on occasion.
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I'll sing for you if you show me your calligraphy, how's that sound?
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[Honestly no one has ever asked to see his work before, but he can’t say that he minds. It’s far different from anything in this museum, but still art in its own way.]
I would like to read your poetry as well sometime.
[He walks along, stopping to glance at a particularly absurd painting.]
Sometimes I’m not entirely sure what constitutes “art”.
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[Trust him, it's happened before.]
Dada's supposed to be "anti-art" anyway. I could talk about how the movement formed as a response to the war and the cultural conformity associated with it, but you don't want to hear me go on about that, I'll never shut up.
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[They continue perusing the gallery for a while until there’s really nothing left to see, and afterwards Akutagawa is actually feeling rather content.]
Would you like to go anywhere else?
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Ice cream? I'll treat you this time.
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He nods, trying to remember anywhere close that sells ice cream.]
I would enjoy green tea flavor.
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[And faaaast forward, Chuuya buys Akutagawa a large size of green tea ice cream and himself a large of vanilla. He may not have asked Akutagawa what size he wanted.]
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Thank you.
[Akutagawa takes a bite of the ice cream, and...]
It’s delicious.
[High praise coming from him.]
I thought you might enjoy chocolate.
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[In this sense, he's completely opposite to the other Chuuya.]
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[Oh god there’s so much...he’s getting brain freeze...]
I’m not...certain I can finish this.
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[He's making short work of his own ice cream. For a tiny person, Chuuya packs away a lot of food.]
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[He doesn’t want it to melt, after all. He hands the cup over to Chuuya to let him finish off what’s left, licking his lips of the sweet, sticky cream left on them.]
I’d like to try other flavors sometime.
[A beat.]
With you.
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Missed some.
[And he licks the ice cream off his thumb.]
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...where did you want to go after this?
[His mind is in the gutter now, god help him.]
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[Akutagawa's cute when he blushes. Cuter than usual.]
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[Can’t get more blunt than that.]
If you’re so inclined. I wouldn’t force you.
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Lead the way.
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Once they’re inside he gestures to a nearby couch.]
Tea or coffee?
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He takes a seat on the couch, and considers telling Akutagawa that he doesn't have to treat him like a house guest while hooking up with him.]
Tea's fine.
[He doesn't say that, because he's not a moron.]
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One moment.
[He sets some tea to brewing, and before long returns to the living room with two cups in hand. He gives one to Chuuya before taking a seat next to him.]
...I’m assuming you know why I asked you here.
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If it wasn't because you want to sleep with me, this is going to get pretty awkward.
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No, that’s precisely the reason.
[But he’s awkward and unsure of how to start things off.]
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He sets his tea down.]
Want to show me to your bedroom? Your couch is comfy and all, but for anything more involved than a blowjob you probably want a bed.
[...he can't resist teasing Akutagawa a little, but it's still true.]
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