April Ludgate (
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What's up, Riverview?
[The feed turns on and there's April in her boring office, at her boring job for the boring government, being so incredibly bored that she's actually decided to do some real work. Who knew? Unfortunately, she's done about all she can do that doesn't involve actually interacting with other people, so she begrudgingly takes to the network.]
I'm April, I'm new, and for whatever reason, I get to do this now. [She points the lens at a new looking placard that reads "Assistant Director of Cultural Development." As she pans back to her face, she's still rolling her eyes.] I guess it kind of makes sense since I did a lot of this stuff working for the parks department back in Indiana, but there wasn't exactly a ton of culture going on there beyond harvest festivals, cult meetings, and farmers markets, so I might need a little input here. [She pauses, seemingly deep in thought for a brief moment, spinning her chair around slowly.] I'd say if anything, I'd really like to carry over planning meetings for any cults that might be interested in our city services.
I guess since it's going to be my job to help organize events and holidays and stuff, they'll probably want me to have a good idea of what everyone actually wants to see happening around here. [She wrinkles her nose, displeased at the idea of having to actually care what it is that people want, let alone hear about it. Maybe the people here aren't as horrible as they are in Pawnee, but she isn't holding her breath.]
My personal favorite is Halloween, and I don't really see why we should wait to celebrate it considering we're in a different reality, so my first proposal would be impromptu trick-or-treating, light mischief, and maybe a pizza party followed by some casual grave robbing. I'm open to suggestions, though.
[The feed turns on and there's April in her boring office, at her boring job for the boring government, being so incredibly bored that she's actually decided to do some real work. Who knew? Unfortunately, she's done about all she can do that doesn't involve actually interacting with other people, so she begrudgingly takes to the network.]
I'm April, I'm new, and for whatever reason, I get to do this now. [She points the lens at a new looking placard that reads "Assistant Director of Cultural Development." As she pans back to her face, she's still rolling her eyes.] I guess it kind of makes sense since I did a lot of this stuff working for the parks department back in Indiana, but there wasn't exactly a ton of culture going on there beyond harvest festivals, cult meetings, and farmers markets, so I might need a little input here. [She pauses, seemingly deep in thought for a brief moment, spinning her chair around slowly.] I'd say if anything, I'd really like to carry over planning meetings for any cults that might be interested in our city services.
I guess since it's going to be my job to help organize events and holidays and stuff, they'll probably want me to have a good idea of what everyone actually wants to see happening around here. [She wrinkles her nose, displeased at the idea of having to actually care what it is that people want, let alone hear about it. Maybe the people here aren't as horrible as they are in Pawnee, but she isn't holding her breath.]
My personal favorite is Halloween, and I don't really see why we should wait to celebrate it considering we're in a different reality, so my first proposal would be impromptu trick-or-treating, light mischief, and maybe a pizza party followed by some casual grave robbing. I'm open to suggestions, though.
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Chutt chkutt chtt.
You're right, Tippy-Toe, it would end up being her responsibility clean it up because it was her idea in the first place.
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Did you need to call animal control? I think that's a different department.
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[Meanwhile. in the present, Tippy-Toe looks about as offended as a squirrel can look. Which is actually super-offended.]
I don't need animal control. Tippy's a friend.
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Well, you can't say I didn't try to help you. At least medical care is free here. Are you aware of the symptoms of rabies, just in case?
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Just doing my civic duty. What kind of Assistant Director would I be if I didn't look out for the good citizens of the quarantine?
@frankenstein
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A few small-time jobs here and there, mostly just for fun. [Ok ok, she's never actually robbed a grave in her life, but this is interesting.] Like I said, I'm open to suggestions.
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[You've already dug them up so more desecration can't hurt, right?]
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I like where your head's at, though. [She actually writes down "pictures" and "graffiti" and sticks the note to the bulletin board behind her.]
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Ah... we are just joking, right? [Hey, he's robbed some graves, but it was for a reason]
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Are we? I thought I was pretty clear about this being serious government business.
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audio un:pnwsalex
Well, grave robbing would probably get a bit messy, I would think. Also there'd be so many gas masks you'd need to find because of the quarantine. Seems like a lot of work, honestly. Especially if you're robbing the corpses of ghosts that happen to be around here, like there were last October!
The other ideas sound good though. But hi! I'm Alex Reagan and I'll probably be talking to you pretty often as I work for the news service and we sometimes do things like advertising for events or whatever.
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Wait, you're a journalist? [HER LIFELONG HERO JOAN CALLAMEZZO IS A JOURNALIST TOO. April actually smiles to herself, and it might even be evident in her tone.] Sounds good to me.
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[Alex is 99% teasing.]
But yeah, I'm a journalist. I'm an investigative reporter. I was one back home and I've been doing the same thing here for... god, nearly a year now.
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That's cool. [It's super fucking awesome, but she's not trying to be weird here.] Not the part where you've been stuck here for a year, but I guess there's plenty to investigate around here. It seems pretty messed up. [To say the least...]
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[There's that grin in her voice again.]
It's messed up, but for the most part it's honestly okay. I mean, my last two investigations were pretty big ones, but this month seems to be slow, thankfully.
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[It's impossible to contain the curiosity at this point, so she doesn't really bother playing it cool anymore]
So... what were the big ones? I want to know everything. Seriously.
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I would highly recommend turning any cults that ask for your services away.
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Good.]
Why? They're pretty harmless where I'm from, and they make good cocktails.
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Jeez. The only ones we have back in Pawnee are pretty harmless, but, uh, thanks for the heads up.