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Season #1 Episode #11: Sense and Insensitivity- Year:
- 2020
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King:
"Luzura's tears fell on the frozen prince, bringing him back to life." Ehhh it just seems kind of unrealistic.Luz:
I see what you're saying. [stops typing] But in your version, Ruler just destroys everything. I think a little romantic tension could help the scene.King:
Hey, there's more to life than shipping.Luz:
Don't you dare insult shipping in my presence!Eda:
[offscreen] Apprentice! Living room!Luz:
I'll be back, we'll figure this out, okay writing buddy? [Luz leaves]King:
[looks at the typewriter] My turn to write![Cut to the living room, where Eda is looking at the map.]
Luz:
Hey![Eda closes the map.]
Luz:
What's up boss lady?Eda:
I am popping out for a few days to an undisclosed place to do undisclosed things. You're in charge.Luz:
Great!Eda:
No questions!Luz:
Okay!Eda:
I said no questions! [closes the door][Luz shrugs. Cut back to her room.]
Luz:
Well King, it's just you and me for a while. [gasps][In the minute she's been gone, King has transformed the room. Drawings of King and screaming people are on the corkboard. Luzura is now in the trash. King is typing peacefully.]
King:
Hey hey Luz, great news!Luz:
What have you done?![Even the banner has been changed, now reading "RULER'S REACH".]
King:
I just made a few tiny edits and this baby is humming!Luz:
[picks up drawing] Luzura dies?King:
I know, right! What a twist!Luz:
King, I know you're trying to help, but I think you're crossing a line.King:
Yeah, into greatness. Don't you want us to win?Luz:
If this is how you want to win, maybe you should submit the story on your own. [leaves]King:
What?[door closes]
King:
Bah! What does she know?Typewriter:
What the heck man? Learn to collaborate.King:
Hush you! I'll prove to both of you my story is superior.[Cut to Grimgrub's Pub. King bursts in.]
King:
Hey you scum! Which one of you wants to read my literary masterpiece! Anyone brave enough?Patrons:
[growl][King is thrown out of the pub.]
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