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somethingspecial) wrote2011-06-26 03:34 pm
somethingspecial) wrote2011-06-26 03:34 pm
Entry tags:
- broadway references are the best,
- can't read my poker face,
- caution: diva at work,
- caution: emotions run high,
- don't rain on my parade,
- i don't own emotion i rent,
- i require a performance space,
- my akita evita just won't shut up,
- my heart is too big for this,
- professionalism at its best,
- rachel berry: motivated,
- renovating the old theatre,
- smile though your heart is breaking,
- the show must go on,
- there is no song for this one
30 [Accidental Video]
[Rachel is calf-deep in water, holding her puppy Evita, staring at the completely and utterly flooded theatre that she has been renovating. Some parts of it have resurfaced as the water has finally begun to recede -- the stage is visible, as is the tips of the chairs of the orchestra pit -- but there is still quite a lot of damage done by the past event.
Her expression isn't shocked, necessarily, but more of a grim acceptance of what is before her, with a definite tinge of sadness in her eyes. Eventually, she hugs the dog a little closer to her chest, despite the squirming, and she finally says, in something of a small tone:]
I suppose Don't Rain On My Parade is woefully inadequate to fit the scene before us, Evita. Perhaps something a little more subtle -- though I don't think even I have a song in my repertoire to fit the bill.
[She rests her chin on the top of the puppy's head, before she adds, a bit miserably.]
... I don't even know where to begin.
Her expression isn't shocked, necessarily, but more of a grim acceptance of what is before her, with a definite tinge of sadness in her eyes. Eventually, she hugs the dog a little closer to her chest, despite the squirming, and she finally says, in something of a small tone:]
I suppose Don't Rain On My Parade is woefully inadequate to fit the scene before us, Evita. Perhaps something a little more subtle -- though I don't think even I have a song in my repertoire to fit the bill.
[She rests her chin on the top of the puppy's head, before she adds, a bit miserably.]
... I don't even know where to begin.