Ezra Fell (
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dressrobes2012-11-17 04:21 pm
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IC Prospective: Aziraphale/Ezra Fell (Librarian)
Character: Aziraphale Ezra Fell
Mun: Katie/rosenritter
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Recently, I popped in* for a quick visit to my shop in Soho to see how things were going. The young man I hired to look after the place while I attend to my duties here hadn't once turned the sign from "CLOSED" to "OPEN", exactly as I requested. It's so very refreshing when youths of today prove themselves capable of following such simple directions.
While I was in the area, I overheard a small group of young Muggles discussing something they called "the dubstep". I presume it's a dance of some sort, but if anyone knows any further details, I would be most obliged to hear about it. If it's at all like the gavotte, I would be quite interested in learning it.
* - quite literally, a little spot of Apparition humour there
Mun: Katie/rosenritter
Plot specific: N~
Recently, I popped in* for a quick visit to my shop in Soho to see how things were going. The young man I hired to look after the place while I attend to my duties here hadn't once turned the sign from "CLOSED" to "OPEN", exactly as I requested. It's so very refreshing when youths of today prove themselves capable of following such simple directions.
While I was in the area, I overheard a small group of young Muggles discussing something they called "the dubstep". I presume it's a dance of some sort, but if anyone knows any further details, I would be most obliged to hear about it. If it's at all like the gavotte, I would be quite interested in learning it.
* - quite literally, a little spot of Apparition humour there
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And you have got to stop that, your jokes are as bad as that muggle magic of yours.
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As discourteous as always I see, Crowley. I'll have you know Muggle "magic" is a charming and quite fulfilling hobby.
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Kind of a mockery to what you're actually capable of, don't you think?
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It's hardly a mockery. I think it's precious, that that's what they think magic is. Sort of like when ladies dress their small dogs in cuddly jumpers. And honestly, Muggle magic requires more skill to pull off than you'd think.
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I wouldn't call small dogs in cuddly jumpy precious, in any stretch of the word.
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One must always remember that every creature has its own place in the world and its own niche to fill. Some niches just happen to involve nothing besides wearing jumpers and sitting in handbags.
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Clearly you are unfamiliar with the proper care and handling of some of the more volatile sorts of magical books. Many of them are rather set in their ways and moving them can be most inadvisable.
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Surely you can see the dilemma.
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Not much of a dilemma.
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It's hard to explain.
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It's just moving to the beat, sir. There's no set pattern of moves.
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I will never understand why chaos and disarray appeal so much to the young people today. Whatever is wrong with appreciating finely configured structure and well-honed talent?
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Dancing isn't a job to everyone.
omg I love you ade Crowley-mun both so much for this.
And I can sum up how it goes pretty easily! It sounds mostly like this:
[Voice continuation from him imitating the backbeat of dubstep]
WUBWUBWUBWUBWUBWUB!
pfff, thanks XD
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It's mostly played in dance clubs though, so it's not really an incredibly mainstream thing.
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I agree that modern music is definitely trend based. At the moment it's all electronically enhanced stuff. Who knows what they'll be into a year or so from now.
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Darling, what kind of store do you run in Soho? And dubstep is... a form of music, it's rather crass and beat heavy, from what I have heard of it. I'm not terribly fond of it.
[She calls everyone darling or something, really.]
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As for my shop, it's a bookstore. You may be familiar with it; it's the only one in the area which caters to wizards as well as Muggles. It features a rather extensive collection of antique, rare, or otherwise esoteric tomes.
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Oh, oh! I think I have seen it before, never had a chance to actually check it out, usually quite busy when I'm in New York.