Dude you're going way too fast

[dieharder]

TEST DRIVE MEME



SO HOW DOES IT WORK?

► STEP 1; Post a comment with a character that's not in HH as if they're already in the setting; alternative version, post character who is in HH. Scenarios if you need 'em!
► STEP 2; Tag around and get a feel for your characters, whether you're just voice testing or planning to actually app them in!
► STEP 3; Post this all over your plurk and get people to join in on this jolly good fun. Don't forget: it's mandatory.

Taken from someone who took it from someone who took it from someone I don't even know anymore. TOOK IT FROM THE MEME COMM.

Comments

So that means you admit to your father that you like a children's tv series.

[notadetective]

[We really need to talk about your choice in clothing, Miles. Anyway, he does indeed see his son and he's NOT calling out to him just yet. No he's taking note of what section Miles is browsing in right now. The young man with his furrow brows seem to be focusing on that bookshelf as is that he doesn't want to interrupt his thoughts.

It is strange for Greg to be so...uncertain about how to approach his own son though. Then again, the last time he saw his son, he was still a child. It would be improper of him to continue observing and not speak to him though. After he collects his thoughts on the matter, he'll be walking over to join Miles shortly.]

I see we had the same idea to come here to avoid the snowstorm outside.

Shhhhhhh it's a family secret

[prosecutory]

[He looks up and turns toward the sound of a voice he would have to get used to hearing again. It's still odd, being with someone you've never seen for more than 17 years...and who you thought you would never see again. Regardless, the corners of his mouth move up into a small but sincere smile. Strange as it was, it was always good to see his father.]

It's only logical to stay in a warmer area than brave that blizzard. [Miles tilts his head toward the nearest window to indicate it; his hands were still full of book.]

I'm sorry, I was told he had to be reading this book

[notadetective]

Yes, quite. [He looks to Miles collection of books he is carrying. Some of the titles he recognizes, and then there's one particular book that gives him a raise brow]

"How to use Courtroom Drama to Win Cases"...? Is this a fictional work?

OMG THAT BOOK

[prosecutory]

[He raises a brow of his own right back.]

Most likely, but I wished to scan it to see if people still recognize the fine line between fiction and reality.

Courtroom drama winning cases? Poppycock!