High Strung Page #3
place to hawk a violin?
I have no idea.
Come on!
I think it's a pawn shop.
No pawn shop, lady,
it's a consignment store.
I'm sorry.
We're looking for a violin.
No, it's a Luigi Mingazzi.
no more than 15 minutes ago.
- By who?
- A thief.
Are you insinuating that I
buy hot property in here?
- No, not at all.
- I think she just did.
She didn't mean to.
Why don't you two clowns
clear out of here?
Wait, can we leave our number?
Just in case
someone brings it in.
You're wasting
our time with this guy.
He isn't going to help us.
Sometimes, people
can surprise you.
- Thank you.
- Yeah, I'm full of surprises.
isn't it?
My grandfather gave it to me.
Why are you peddling
down in the subway?
- Busking.
- Busking.
Well, I can only work for cash.
Are you a tax evader?
No.
I am British and I don't
have a visa to stay here.
- Well, that's a relief.
- Not for me.
I thought...
I don't know, maybe you were
some hardened criminal.
No, it's just...
there isn't really
anything for me
back in England.
What about your family?
Like I said...
It's nothing.
Can I buy you a piece of pizza?
- What's your name?
- Ruby.
- That's pretty.
- Thanks.
My mom named me after
the Balanchine Ballet.
So, you're a dancer?
Yup.
I'm Johnnie.
Nice to meet you.
I'm home!
Is that my delinquent roommate?
Yes.
What is that smell?
Oh, I cremated my pointe shoes.
I see.
It works. They're
as hard as a rock.
Where have you been?
I had a bit of an adventure.
Without me?
Sit. I want details.
I met this guy...
in a weird, weird incident.
And he's moody,
and edgy.
And eccentric.
What does he look like?
I don't know how to
describe him, actually.
Well, is he cute?
He's more like fierce sexy.
Ugh! I love
the sound of that.
- Did you get his number?
- Yeah.
- Where does he live?
- Uptown.
I think he said, "Inwood."
Ruby, that's atrocious!
Jason, wait till you're
behind the music!
- How are you doing? -I've
never heard anything like this.
- It's like G.I. Joe Jazz!
- Hang in there.
Shaun, what's going on back there?
You're late!
Good, April!
That slide needs to be bigger.
And up!
Great roll, I like this.
Hit that line, ladies.
That'll do. Next.
How do you pick up those
combinations so fast?
I know!
Ruby, can I see you, please?
I know you're trying to
get a handle on my style.
But without Contemporary,
you can't be competitive
in the professional world
and that just won't
fly with this school.
I understand that,
and believe me,
I am willing to do whatever
- I promise. -Well, I want
to see it next class.
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