spydey | yuri

You can tell if they aren’t?

I think it would be a lot more obvious. You can usually tell when a singer is very bad.

…

Are you a fan of opera?

[ because he’s getting some ‘defending the opera’ vibes rightly or wrongly here. ]

Hm? Oh, not at all. Never been to a show by choice.

[ but she has been to them. ]

Oh, so that makes you... what, an opera hostage or something?

Stolkholm syndrome.

[ of opera ]

Ouch.

My condolences.

[ he's gonna cross the rest of the audience space to hop up onto the stage. and it is almost literally a hop, from the bar that would separate the orchestra pit from the audience to the stage itself. ]

... So it's this big so there's no way to escape the noise, no matter where you hide?

I believe these places are usually built to make sure the sound carries.

[ the dog barks, like to prove the point. ]

[ echo, echo, echo. ]

Wonder if there’s more too it than “boring building kids don’t like” to explain why it looks like this place has been avoided.

There could be.

Or... if you want to hide something from kids, then where else is the perfect place than somewhere they would not want to go to?

… Like weapons, maybe?

[ i mean. could you imagine the kids here running around with weapons? ]

Supplies…?

Maybe. Searching the place wouldn't hurt, I think. Just to be sure.

[ maybe they'll find another body

this takes place before body but still ]

[ well that's my new mini cyoa planed. ]

It's not like extra supplies ever hurt anyone. And if this place has been locked up for a while -- well, aside from the same "if it's food is it rotten or well preserved" question -- there might be a lot more than we think in here.

Exactly.

[ she'll get up and stretch. ]

And honestly? There are so many places to hide here that we can't be too sure something isn't hanging out where we can't see.