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secondlinaI'm slightly disapointed in Futurama. The fourth season has the best episodes and then, nada. I only hope the tv movies will bring a few plots to conclusion (mostly i'd like Leela to acknowledge Fry loves her. I mean c'mon!? What's a guy to do? He risked his life for her and told her he loved her almost once per episode. Sheesh)
I am, however, totally into Bender. Go Bender.
I drew a few skecthes a while back for a silly love story. Unfortunatly my plot seems to be going nowhere.
The basic story was about a japanese child who's father - a famous tea ceremony expert - had discovered the secret of the tea of immortality. To protect this secret, he wrapped up a pouch of the immortality tea around his son's heart and destroyed the parchemin with the recipe. His son becomes a cool samurai who's wounds heal very quickly due to the tea. An evil sorceress finds out and tries to convince him to give up his heart to her. He says nay (cuz he rocks that way) and she's pissed. She zaps him to a hellish place - which turns out to victorian england. He roams the streets until he meets a young shopkeeper who works in her father's teahouse. She and the samurai work together and the teahouse becomes the toast of london. the sorceress gets angry, zaps to england and menaces the teashop girl. The samurai then wants to save her or something. Gah, my ending is non-existent.
Suggestions?
And yes, the tea can turn people into zombies.
Isa
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Date: 2009-01-04 08:25 am (UTC)what if the sorceress is the mother, who wants for her son to avoid having an eternal life as she and her husband found that it sucks big time ? the time-space sending would be for him to know the value of life (I don't think as a samurai he could get a good grasp of it), but that still left the also immortal father wandering around without a side to support...
ah nevermind... I'll go back to sleep...
- D