The Amphitheater

Taylor grinned, "Never really got into soccer. Being as big as I am, football and basketball were good sports for me."

Randi sighed. "But football is so boring," she complained. "Nothing happens in football. Everybody dives to the ground in a dogpile and nobody can see what's happening. Where as in soccer, everybody can follow the ball,"

"But soccer takes so long for something to happen," Taylor counters, "They just kick the ball back and forth and it takes the whole match for someone to score." Taylor stood up, stretching his legs. "Whereas in football, the American kind, you get to watch people get hit and score touchdowns."


OOC: Sorry, got into an argument with my parents

Randi scoffed and chuckled a little bit. "American Football is all padded and stuff. Half the time, you can't even see the ball. You can't follow it or keep track of it,"

Aurora walked into the Amphitheater. She sat down on the edge of the stage and began singing her heart out, not noticing the others. "SHA LALALALALALALALALALA TEE DA! AND WE SING SHA LALALALALALALATEE DAH! BROWN EYED GIRL."

Randi had just turned back to her book (Oi, it was Shakespeare, don't judge!) when she heard loud, ruckus-y singing. Ranting found herself sighing and glanced up. "What now?" She muttered to herself. Normally, she was a very outgoing and social girl, but she was deeply enthralled by the events of the play she was reading, and didntwant to be distracted.

Aurora noticed the girl trying to read and began to play quieter, prettier chords, and sang more sweetly. "Ahhhh.... At least out loud, I won't say I'm in love

Randi couldn't help but roll her eyes a little; she was never a huge fan of love songs.

Aurora noticed the girl roll her eyes. "Ok, so what do you like?!" She yelled across the Ampitheater.

"Reading and Doctor Who!" Randi called back with a smile. "...And soccer!"

Aurora walked over. "Hey, I'm a Whovian too! But I meant what do you like for music. I want to play my ukelele!" She says enthusiastically. "Not much of a sports person though, unless singing counts." She smiles.

ooc: Don't be confused I changed Aurora's color. She's green now.

Randi's face light up like the bulb on top of the TARDIS to hear that she was in the presence of another Whovian. "Singing does not count as a sport," Randi said. "Fan girling, however, does," she said with a grin. "As for music, I used to be a pretty good violinist, not so much anymore though. I've gotten a bit rusty, you see. But, Apollo's my pop so music's never been terribly difficult for me,"

Aurora smiled. "Well, if singing doesn't count, does Show choir? My mom's Mousika, the Horai of Early Morning Music. Not an Apollo, but I might as well be with my bow, music and poetry." Aurora started jumping up and down, getting too excited to function. "Hey, I gotta run but talk to you another time? ALLONS Y!" Aurora grinned and ran off.

Lenore walked into the amphitheater, dazed, confused, not really paying attention to the world around her in fact as she mumbled the entire story of the gold bug, perfect memorization. Her blue/gray hair shined in the fading light of the day, while her darkened eyes stared blankly ahead of her.

Lenore glanced at the other person

Lenore walked over to her, not interested in the girl herself? But the book she was reading

"Oh....uh....sorry...." She blushed "what is it your reading?"

She nodded and looked it over "good book, the ends a little predictable"

Lenore smiled "a romance based in Italy, between a man and woman who cause several deaths in a few days before killing themselves"