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anemoi2011-11-16 01:53 am
(Our Planned Skit, Take 3) . The Air Up There
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[The image that swims into view, if you're viewing, is a man's midsection. The man has a white t-shirt on and what looks to be an unbuttoned uniform shirt of some kind over it. There's a moment of muffled laughter as the camera adjusts to its subject's unusual orientation, and the field widens to reveal Keith. He's currently hovering in mid air, a blue glow outlining his body and shining in his already very blue eyes.
Sensing the camera has completed its adjustments, Keith runs a hand through his hair, which looks a little wind-blown, and tries not to grin so widely.]
Hello, everyone! Ah, I know I haven't seen some of you in a while. I've been working very hard at my job as an officer of the peace and spending time with a few new friends I've made here. I've been happy to hear about the things you've remembered, and I've remembered a few things myself. It's nice to know my full name-- Keith Goodman, it's nice to know that I like my eggs sunny-side-up, and it's nice to know that I seem to have some kind of power over the wind or the air! I mean, I can manipulate the wind to carry me-- if I want to, and I can fly, but not very fast, unless there's a high wind. I've been experimenting in an unpopulated area because I didn't want to frighten or injure anyone. But my control of the power is pretty fine. I can also direct the wind with gestures.
[At this point, Keith settles, feet on the ground. The blue glow diminishes.]
It's great being able to fly, of course! But I don't really know what I actually do with this power when I'm at home. I don't have any memory of that yet. I hope I remember that soon. In the meantime, now that you all know, you won't be surprised to see me in the air when I'm not on duty. Although I am going to talk to the Sergeant and ask if I can use my power on patrol. I think it might be useful!
Thank you!
[The image that swims into view, if you're viewing, is a man's midsection. The man has a white t-shirt on and what looks to be an unbuttoned uniform shirt of some kind over it. There's a moment of muffled laughter as the camera adjusts to its subject's unusual orientation, and the field widens to reveal Keith. He's currently hovering in mid air, a blue glow outlining his body and shining in his already very blue eyes.
Sensing the camera has completed its adjustments, Keith runs a hand through his hair, which looks a little wind-blown, and tries not to grin so widely.]
Hello, everyone! Ah, I know I haven't seen some of you in a while. I've been working very hard at my job as an officer of the peace and spending time with a few new friends I've made here. I've been happy to hear about the things you've remembered, and I've remembered a few things myself. It's nice to know my full name-- Keith Goodman, it's nice to know that I like my eggs sunny-side-up, and it's nice to know that I seem to have some kind of power over the wind or the air! I mean, I can manipulate the wind to carry me-- if I want to, and I can fly, but not very fast, unless there's a high wind. I've been experimenting in an unpopulated area because I didn't want to frighten or injure anyone. But my control of the power is pretty fine. I can also direct the wind with gestures.
[At this point, Keith settles, feet on the ground. The blue glow diminishes.]
It's great being able to fly, of course! But I don't really know what I actually do with this power when I'm at home. I don't have any memory of that yet. I hope I remember that soon. In the meantime, now that you all know, you won't be surprised to see me in the air when I'm not on duty. Although I am going to talk to the Sergeant and ask if I can use my power on patrol. I think it might be useful!
Thank you!

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So, is Keith a NEXT, from his world? He isn't entirely sure; such things might be constant between worlds. He doesn't remember the name, but that means nothing at this point.]
That's quite an impressive talent. I'm sure you'll be able to figure out a way to use it in the service of the common good.
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I meant I'm glad you were thinking I'd figure out a way to use it to help people, not that you were thinking that I was thinking that it was impressive. But, thank you!
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If you can control the very air, I'm sure you'll be able to use your ability when apprehending criminals--if you believe your control is fine enough for you to be sure of not injuring suspects.
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I wouldn't ever want to hurt anyone with my power, that's for sure. Not even if they were a criminal. Or a suspect.
I hope they'll clear me to use my power in the field soon!
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That's admirable of you. I'm sure the police will be glad to have someone with your special talents working for them.
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It would be great if we really were from the same place-- if I could remember that, that is.
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Sure LOOKS cool, though!
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It does! Even though I know it's you, you still seem mysterious somehow. Which is a good thing, right?
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Shame, he'd rather like to know why he doesn't feel so surprised when he sees this.]
Good to know you've at least remembered that much. It's a rather impressive ability.
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I would like to help people with my power in some way, of course-- but I do enjoy using it. It feels incredibly natural, as if I belonged in the air.
I'm sure you'll remember something important soon!
Do you have a job, so that you can earn anemoi?
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Well, you seem like a really together guy-- and you're really fashionable, I guess. How about working at a shop? But I know you like to work out, too-- so I would say to try the gym, but that doesn't seem right either...
You seem like you should be someone who makes a lot of speeches, or who might be comfortable making speeches-- maybe you could get a job doing some kind of presentation? Like on video?
[Keith laughs, seeming embarrassed.] I don't think that helped very much!
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On the contrary, it did. Thank you.
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You're really welcome, Barnaby. I'm always happy to help however I can.
Will you let me know what kind of job you choose?
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Um... what is it like to be able to fly? Can you describe it?
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If you want, after I take a little more time to really master my power, I could take you up-- you could find out first hand!
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R-really? Y-you wouldn't mind?
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I'll let you know when I feel I'm ready, okay?
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I'm sure that whatever you did back home, it's something to be proud of!
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I hope you're right, it feels like that must be true. Maybe soon I'll know for sure.
Don't worry, I won't use my power when we're running across the rooftops!
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I wouldn't want to miss my work out by flying through it, though-- so I think I'll stick with my regular "powers" for at least a little while.
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Still, on the ground or off it, there's nobody I'd rather run with!
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John likes running with you too, even if roofs are too difficult for him.
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I don't think I know who "Batman" and "Superman" are-- or at least I don't think I do?
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They're only the most important superheroes to have ever existed! Superman was always about, you know, truth, justice, and the American way and all that kind of stuff, while Batman's more of the brooding loner, strike fear into the hearts of criminals type.
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