PRIVATE MEETINGS

[andexecutioner]

If you'd like to have a private meeting with the Adjudicator, this is where you should go! The Adjudicator is available at almost all hours of the day; just knock and he'll answer.

Comments are screened for privacy; no eavesdropping, that's rude.

Comments

[seventhprogenitor]

[He was ready.

... Also that is. A little surprising, but if there's going to be someone that can cross dimensions and be known across any species, it's going to be David Bowie, so you know what. Good.]

It changes through the eras. I used to be entertained by horror until it got droll, romance is always the same, pulp fiction held my interest the longest... I rather like mysteries and suspense, though, and movies that take place after the fall of civilization. It's interesting to see how society's views on the future have changed, too, from something filled with hope and dreams to a world that's on its last breath.

[andexecutioner]

[Look, some people are just straight-up universal. Freddie Mercury is another one.

That said, he's going to look at you kind of weirdly for all of that, good lord.]

People tend to see it as one of those two extremes anyway, don't they? There's some sort of ridiculous hope/despair dichotomy that I've seen in people - either nothing shakes their resolve or the world's going to end in ten minutes.

It's kind of pointless, if you ask me. Thinking about things like that in too much detail.

[seventhprogenitor]

[God bless, honestly.]

For them, certainly. It isn't like it's going to change the outcome no matter what they try... but I think it's interesting because one day everyone was dreaming of futuristic worlds with battles in space and narrowly escaping the Earth's destruction by playing Indian Love Call into the helmets of Martians, and the next it was humanity's fault entirely with no hope to be seen, government experiments gone wrong or war finally taking its toll. The current ones are boring in comparison to how things used to be.

[Give him alien invasions any day.]

I'd advise you stay away from romcoms, in any case. Those are the most pointless movies of all.

[andexecutioner]

Don't let Aligula hear you say that; she'd probably take some sort of personal offense at it.

[...]

That said, I know better than to watch anything she'd like, so...

[seventhprogenitor]

... Yes, I'll refrain. I've learned my lesson in crossing her.

[As long as she doesn't find out he got a wine bottle of blood from the machine recently, he has another thing to treat himself with. Sweet, sweet children's blood.]

Have I provided a good enough argument for you yet? To at least see a few.

[andexecutioner]

Maybe. But if this is some roundabout way of trying to get me to give you a television, it's not going to happen.

[seventhprogenitor]

I'd rather have washing machines first, thank you! As I said -- a projector will be enough. You can show movies on pretty much any flat surface using those.

[who the hell needs a tellie here]