WEEK 3

[grimgrinningghosts]

[Karolina and Mulan are dead. The first, and hopefully the last, deaths of your stay here. Hopefully their deaths won't be in vain. Your third week here starts on a solemn note, and the mood here has taken on a significant downward spiral. If it's any consolation (it isn't), you'll find that you have two new floors to explore...even if one of those floors has about twenty STAY OUT signs nailed to it.

23 guests remain.]

[SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY]

{ooc: Don't forget to turn in your week 2 AC! As we're now officially in full murdergame mode, AC from here on out is extended till Thursday.}

Comments

[toogoodforhim]

[Lefou passes over the accordion to Demyx's hand.]

Sure, this place could use some music.

Do you normally play accordion?

[arpeggiositar]

Two, three times. It's not too difficult [What a liar. Nah, he knows very well he's way over his head with this accordion thing, hahaha. He just wants to hear singing. Demyx shakes the accordion to get rid of most of the dust]

Alright, I'm ready to start whenever you're prepared.

[toogoodforhim]

[Not like he can tell a Master of Accordion if he heard one.

He clears his throat.]

Let's see- oh, I know the song. Do you know the one that's, you know, like--

[He hums and dah dahs something that sounds a little like "The bear went over the mountain"]

[arpeggiositar]

[Sounds...a tad familiar. Demyx doesn't remember it that well, but hey, when in doubt, improvise]

Oh, sure I do. That'll be perfect!

[Demyx makes the accordion sound a note, as if he was testing it. Look at that dust pop off like a cork!]

Got it, this'll be easy.

[toogoodforhim]

[It's a simple tune, anyway. He's a man of marching songs and tavern songs, not opera or anything complex.]

Great!

[He claps his hands to set a cheerful, upbeat tempo, and comes in brightly after a measure.]

Malbrough s'en va-t-en guerre,
Mironton mironton mirontaine,
Malbrough s'en va-t-en guerre,
Ne sait quand reviendra,
Ne sait quand reviendra,
Ne sait quand reviendra!

[His tenor is clear and proud. It's clear he's never taken music lessons, but the energy that he puts in the music and the natural tone of his voice make up for his lack of formal training.]