[It's very obvious where Dice is, because somehow Gentaro so cleverly planned this that the final line of the fade is all alone at the top of the page. Dice hasn't managed to read what comes after yet.
He glances over to Gentaro and looks rather serious.]
So the bandit king, he's a little like you. How much of this part is, uh...?
[Gentaro, Dice is attempting to ask about your kinks. Take the bait, or...? He can't really fathom Gentaro laying that information out for everyone to see, but at the same time unless they know Gentaro and Fling Posse the way Dice does, they'd hardly be able to catch on that the characters are meant to come from a similar source. The thief is so distinctive, as is the fallen king. They're nothing like the people who "play" them in Stella, but there are tokens of truth here and there. The fallen king likes small animals and is kind to children; the bandit is often sullen when no one can see him--it's all small things. But the chemistry in that scene is so much like the first time they hooked up that Dice's brain went places; so evocative was Gentaro's writing that he couldn't not throw himself into that scene and desperately want to be in the king's place.]
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He glances over to Gentaro and looks rather serious.]
So the bandit king, he's a little like you. How much of this part is, uh...?
[Gentaro, Dice is attempting to ask about your kinks. Take the bait, or...? He can't really fathom Gentaro laying that information out for everyone to see, but at the same time unless they know Gentaro and Fling Posse the way Dice does, they'd hardly be able to catch on that the characters are meant to come from a similar source. The thief is so distinctive, as is the fallen king. They're nothing like the people who "play" them in Stella, but there are tokens of truth here and there. The fallen king likes small animals and is kind to children; the bandit is often sullen when no one can see him--it's all small things. But the chemistry in that scene is so much like the first time they hooked up that Dice's brain went places; so evocative was Gentaro's writing that he couldn't not throw himself into that scene and desperately want to be in the king's place.]