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![]() Miss Calaveras wrote:
WOW - that is fantastic! ![]()
![]() So he had a better room here, and there was a LOT of food here, and there was a pool here, AND there were some moderately attractive people here which might include some of his classmates ... so where would this boomtunnel go? LOL, like which foster home would they have programmed? Would it take him to the West's place, how much would that suck for them? The Allen's? But if it could take him to Central City, wth right? Why not try arriving somewhere and NOT arriving hungry. That would be weird but cool. He could have Garrett's for breakfast!!! Better yet, he could bring Garret's back to school. Popcorn wasn't exactly "breakfast for most people, but for Jaime, it was a godsend. Normal people didn't realize that carmel popcorn was packed with calories, and Jaime needed every single calorie he could get. When the carmel popcorn was mixed with the cheese popcorn, well, that was living. Why not eat and expand the horizons of his classmates? He was a team player like that. Time to enter the Skoot Shoot and see where it went.
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![]() Also: is going 'home' supposed to be a thing? I wasn't sure if this was some kind of opportunity or railroading or nostalgia or what. I will admit that I have only watched a few of the shows, but I'd have to imagine the boom tube episode was interesting, given what might or might not qualify as a "home town" to say, a martian and a clone. With regards to the above, I'm not opposed to a little handholding with story direction either. I feel like this scene was supposed to elicit something, and I missed it. Or maybe Jaime is supposed to have a home town, or maybe he's supposed to like that place, or maybe be homesick, or something. I'd be happy to hear :) ![]()
![]() Miss Calaveras wrote:
"Yeah ... to be perfectlly honest, that isn't such a bad thought." ![]()
![]() EltonJ wrote:
"Not sure how I got ahead of you, but I am SO ready for lunch. Let's see if these enchiladas are tan bueno como mis abuelas." For some reason, Mach3 looks famished; that said, he doesn't really look like he eats either. ![]()
![]() Seth86 wrote:
... and I am playing a speedster whose player has been overwhelmingly slowed down. By COVID. The ironies abound. Sorry team :( ![]()
![]() "There are fewer nice people in the world than I once thought, but maybe here will be different that way too. Thanks for letting me know." Even his puzzled look was charming ... "I swear that you said 'race' but maybe you meant for me to wait for you at the finish line? Headstart? We could walk together too. WAIT - or is this one of those no powers things!? Just run, like without the SpeedForce. Cool, sure, yeah, that could be a thing. " ![]()
![]() Greekfyre wrote:
"If the Flash or Quicksilver aren't around, that would usually be me ... and I can totally sit this one out. Just to keep things fair. Sorry to be late though, you'd be shocked how often that happens." Seemingly out of nowhere, a wildly handsome young man appears. There's a shimmering as he becomes solid again, and to be honest, he looks more like an Abercrombie model than a superhero. Possibly both, also possibly one of those models who got a "special contract" with the CEO. Maybe looking a little more like Mario Rodriguez than Wally West, part of the shimmering process revealed a LOT of skin ... and the young man's physique (with an apparent zero-point-nothing percent body fat). MARIO (now)
Eventually he shimmers into "gym clothes" which while not as tricked out as Batman's, do seem geared for use with his powers. He's clearly a fan of the Flash Family. "In Central City they've started calling me Mach 3, here at Gringo High though, it'll be tough. Whatever you can handle really; friends seem to try to say Jaime "high-meh" properly but the hard core Anglos just say Jaime "jay-mee" and leave it at that. Jay might work as a good middle ground." Even off-camera, the smile is super-genuine. |