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concoursec2012-04-18 08:09 pm
jollybolt) wrote in concoursec2012-04-18 08:09 pm
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Character(s): Ginji and you!
Location: Around the Garden
Rating: G-PG
Open/Closed/Finished: Open
Summary: An excitable boy discovers everything new and glorious.
He hadn't quite understood what everything meant, but that hardly mattered when presented with all the new sights and sounds. Ginji ran back and forth like a child on Christmas; his eyes were wide and filled with awe, mouth agape and overflowing with 'oohs', 'wow!' and other little sounds of wonderment. Compared to Japan, everything seemed so different but exciting. In contrast to the spiraling towers, densely packed buildings and dirty streets of lower Mugenjou, it just seemed alien.
Nevertheless, every structure was given a curious touch, no bench was left empty--for as long as his patience could hold up, at least, and every passerby received a mirthful (and loud) greeting.
Location: Around the Garden
Rating: G-PG
Open/Closed/Finished: Open
Summary: An excitable boy discovers everything new and glorious.
He hadn't quite understood what everything meant, but that hardly mattered when presented with all the new sights and sounds. Ginji ran back and forth like a child on Christmas; his eyes were wide and filled with awe, mouth agape and overflowing with 'oohs', 'wow!' and other little sounds of wonderment. Compared to Japan, everything seemed so different but exciting. In contrast to the spiraling towers, densely packed buildings and dirty streets of lower Mugenjou, it just seemed alien.
Nevertheless, every structure was given a curious touch, no bench was left empty--for as long as his patience could hold up, at least, and every passerby received a mirthful (and loud) greeting.
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"Um...it doesn't? So...how did it happen, then?" He was going to need an explanation, now. One that vaguely made sense.
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