[This time around, the narration has chosen to opt for scripting style rather than prose, and she does hope this doesn't throw off the other narration's entire sense of balance, because it can be an incredibly difficult transition and we understand that.
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Thank you.
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Dean doesn't know if it's a djinn or just an event feeding off his memories of one, but he knows how it ends, and being drained into some kind of withered husk isn't on the menu today - not for him or for his friends.
This gives him a perfectly good reason to bust up into Philip's world to find a movie theatre.
...Wow.
He honestly can't remember the last time he went to one of these. The featured film is Final Destination-]
Heh. Hilarious.
[-and an assortment of people mill around, waiting for the showing to start, buying popcorn and M&Ms. Glancing behind himself, Dean realizes that he's walked out of what looks like the men's bathroom. Great. At least there's an exit.
MOVIE THEATAAAAH
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Thank you.
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Dean doesn't know if it's a djinn or just an event feeding off his memories of one, but he knows how it ends, and being drained into some kind of withered husk isn't on the menu today - not for him or for his friends.
This gives him a perfectly good reason to bust up into Philip's world to find a movie theatre.
...Wow.
He honestly can't remember the last time he went to one of these. The featured film is Final Destination-]
Heh. Hilarious.
[-and an assortment of people mill around, waiting for the showing to start, buying popcorn and M&Ms. Glancing behind himself, Dean realizes that he's walked out of what looks like the men's bathroom. Great. At least there's an exit.
Now to find Philip...]