Movie Marathon!

[thefinaljedi]

Who: Luke Skywalker, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Arsene Lupin III, Ami Mizuno, Adele Leblanc, Leonardo, Gambit, and anyone else who has the desire to show up.
What: Star Wars Movie Marathon
When: February 21st to whenever its done
Where: Luke and Ben's place
Summary: Luke and Ben have decided to just end the constant cycle of confusion and actually WATCH the Star Wars movies. There is soda (gasp!) popcorn, canned tea, and all sorts of other movie related nonsense.
Rating: PG, same as the movies (Could get PG13? doubtful)

Comments

[averybadfeeling]

[Not gonna dignify that with an acknowledgement.

Of course, before he can move, he'll need Adele to be off his lap.]

"Pardon me."

[fleurdesel]

[She should move. Right. She manages to look over and shoot Gambit one last glare before standing, stumbling a bit when the blankets tangle around her legs. Grace incarnate, she's supposed to be, trained to be, and she is tripping over blankets like an idiot! She twists, sways, and tips over in Lupin's direction. Wonderful. She is going to fall on him, and it will hurt his ribs, and she will be one of the worst attending physicians of all time. This is mortifying. Unable to change her direction she holds a hand out to catch the arm of Lupin's seat, hoping to pull herself away from landing on him.]

Merde.

[redjacketthief]

[She's the worst attending physician ever anyway, for continually bugging her patient and nearly giving faulty advice. Lupin was only half way paying attention to the film at this point, and was honestly more amused by the shenanigans happening on the sofa. They were silly, they were childish.

They were like a bunch of college kids, drunk and playing grabass. Without the booze, of course.

He sees her as she tips and manages to grab her before she does too much damages, guiding the fall onto his legs rather than his body. The twisting, while uncomfortable, is not near as bad as his fun with Fujiko only a few days before. Tough guy that he is, it's nothing.

Careful there, Dellie. [He smiles cooly, almost like a teacher patiently redirecting a child.] You don't want to be playing too rough in the dark. We're watching a movie, remember?