End scene. And that's all I have as far as polished prose. Guess I have some typing to do. Heh. The good thing is, with this scene, all the pins lined up to knock out some plot development. Characters have acquainted with each other, seeds of ideas and alliances planted, etc.
After I drew Tucker and Martina, I realized the angle required me drawing the OTHER side of the hotel room. I grumbled about that for a moment but decided that it would be a lot more interesting than drawing the same thing again. I have a little lazy side that wants to be boring, but I always enjoy taking the challenging route, so lazy, boring me can just shut up. Hobbies are best enjoyed with a challenge. Only chores should have shortcuts.
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Audience? I'm a cast member. I just want to remember my lines and do the best I can.
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I prefer stage crew. Props in place and cue the lights.
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Running the show can be more than it's worth.
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It's a lot of work. I like to be the audience myself. (I used to enjoy theater acting, but being entertained is way less stress.)