Fandom Into the fire (1x1 MzHyde/Gallifrog)

[MzHyde]

The reply they got to Kay's question was cliché on a massive scale in her opinion, so in that respect not all that surprising. She knew everyone would have made a mental note of the description he gave, so they could tell her. Then Chas brought up a point she hadn't really noticed, in her moments of trying to comprehend everything that was happening... He only mentioned two things and not three. The expression he gave in response showed a much younger side to him, and a side to him that Fia recognised from the photo she briefly caught a glimpse of before Rinaa quickly skipped passed it on the computer. When he flung himself through the portal, Fia rolled her eyes thinking 'of course he'd say "she knows"'. She also thought 'whats wrong with people just saying how they feel nowadays?' which was hypocritical of her, but she also included herself in that thought.

As they all looked at each both Fia and Kay started to forget the mysterious twenty something guy ever being there, and they were certain the others were beginning forget him as well. Though they still recalled him enough to be able to remember the messages for Rinaa. As Rinaa woke up, Kay and Fia practically mirrored the relief facial expression on their faces. They also both smirked and chuckled at the amount of cursing that escapes Rinaa's lips as she came to.

 

[_gallifrog_]

Jay was both surprised and impressed at the sheer volume of cursing that this one teenager could produce. It seemed that the pain had worn off and Rinaa was just swearing for the hell of it. She recognised many of her favourites in among them. "Language kiddo, there's innocent ears around here. Who taught you all that filth anyway?" There was a tinge of amusement in her tone and smirk. She wasn't really doing a parenting thing of telling her kid not to swear, more of the exact opposite. "Innocent ears me hole." She pulled herself into a sitting position, drawing one knee up. "Give me a break, and let me complain about dying in peace." Rinaa complained, not at all meaning it. Paradoxically after everything she'd been through, she sounded a lot less depressed and tired than she had before. She'd recovered some of the life her dying had taken from her, and the teenager she was meant to be was showing through. In the background the dust on the ground vanished into nothing, as did the photo the guy had produced.

"And you guys taught me most of it, the rest I picked up from travelling and racing." From her spot on the floor, Rinaa managed to look both utterly shattered and very much alive at the same time. "How're you feeling?" Elliott asked, removing his arm from around Jay's shoulders where it had unconsciously gone when looking at the photo. He extended the hand and pulled Rinaa up from the floor. "Like I got hit by a large, heavy, multi-axled vehicle, but at the same totally buzzing." She ran a hand through her hair, causing a crackle of static electricity. The red lightning flashed across her hands again, warping around her. "Well that explains a lot." From her face it was clear she already had an idea what happened. "What did I miss? Who was it? And don't bother denying that somebody that screwed up the timeline to be here. I know you guys don't have speedster lightening, and the Batcave isn't that well equipped." The lats part was a dig at John, who shrugged in a 'fair enough, you have me there' manner.

"One of your friends, about nineteen." Elliott screwed up his face in thought, already finding it hard to recall the man. "Similar taste in t-shirts to you, funky socks. Long hair, didn't get a great look at his face due to that. Metahuman, breacher to be precise." As soon as Elliott mentioned the socks and the hair, Rinaa knew exactly who it was. "Bloody idiot! I told him not to do something this stupid." She complained, mainly to her herself.

 

[MzHyde]

Kay smirked at Jay remarking on Rinaa's colourful language. She could tell it was a bollocking though from her tone, seeing Jay wasn't the type of person to have scolded Rinaa much ever in Rinaa's timeline. When Rinaa replied with her implication that there were no innocent ears in the room, Kay had to admit she did have a point. She even got the feeling that Fia cursed a lot when it was deemed warranted. Another thing she'd have to look out for.

Hearing she learned it from Jay and anyone else in the group who she got on with taught her the varying swear words in different languages, she wasn't at all surprised. She could easily imagine John was one culprit of that situation. She continued to listen to the chatter between them all, just relieved Rinaa is even alive. Though when the subject of who saves her came up, she barely remembered the guy but remembered the messages, "he said he's not an idiot for doing it considering what you're doing and the group may not agree with it but they're behind you all the way and wish you luck" she added.

 

[_gallifrog_]

Rinaa merely rolled her eyes and sighed at the first message. It was exactly what she'd expect from him. A retaliation to something she hadn't said yet. "Of course he'd pre-empt what I was going to say. He thinks he's so smart." She remarked to herself with a sigh. She wasn't angry, there was a very slight tinge of amusement in her tone. But she knew he had a point. When comparing it to what she was doing, his reasons were justified and she really couldn't complain without sounding like the world's largest hypocrite. At the second message she just nodded, expecting no less from her eclectic gang of coworkers, bandmates and off world pilots.

"He also did that stereotype time traveler thing of giving an extremly vague message to us, to make us wonder, then threw himself through the breach before we could ask clarification." "That doesn't surprise me......so what's the message?" Her curiosity was piqued, just as everybody else's was. "Three words 'she already knows'. Very vague." Jay replied with a raised eyebrow, she had her two theories. It was either a thing of chickening out about saying how he felt about her, or it was some kind of code for something else, like the one A.J's crew used in the restraunt. If Rinaa knew what he meant she masked it excellently, her face scrunching slightly in confusion. "Vague's an understatement........Are we still on for the movie or has this put a dampener on the day?"

 

[MzHyde]

The manner in which Rinaa reacted to the first couple of messages about pre-empting his comment, was recognised instantly by Fia. Her timeline Leah reacted the same way when she found something worthy of an eye roll but also amused. They both did that same mannerism a lot of the time, which was picked up on and remarked on a lot by both their families.

When it came to the subject of the "she already knows" comment that Elliott brought up, both Fia and Kay wondered the same thing as Jay. Did Rinaa really know what he meant by that statement, or didn't she, however her scrunched up facial expression told them both she didn't know. Unless her poker face was exceptional. Fia guessed it was a case of Rinaa being totally oblivious to the fact that this guy must have intense feelings for her, just like Elliott and Jay were. She remembered the story from Elliott in her timeline and it highly amused her at the time. Kay then looked at Rinaa when the question about movie night came up and it made her smirk. "I'm good with it if others are. Something tells me you could do with the escapism for a short time" she replied to Rinaa.

 

[_gallifrog_]

"You're not wrong there" Rinaa definitly needed to not think about how she had died in front of them all. Has it not been for the timely intervention...well they'd be dealing with the disposal of a teenage corpse on the floor. Not to mention the emotional turmoil for those who witnessed it. Seeing an adult die was one thing, but a teenager dying was on a whole different level. Espescially when they went through the full shebang of convulsing, bleeding and shifting that she had done. "Plus it's one of my favourites anyway." She added, knowing that this was far from a clue for Elliott. Nobody in the room (bar Fia) would really know what her favourite movies were. She'd rewatched the movie series many times, sneaking bootleg copies back to Earth and producing it for movie night with the lab, claiming it 'was technically foreign film, so they should watch it and become cultured.'

Looking around, various nods confirmed that everybody was still up for it. "After all this build up, we can't not." "I'm still in" Dan voiced his agreement along with Chas. He knew the teenager the least out of all of them, but he could see pieces of Cal in her physical appearance. Cliff saw that nobody else was raising an objection to the idea. "Help yourself to whatever junk you want then." She gestured at the cupboard, the words barely leaving her mouth before Rinaa had descended upon it. She was ravenous, having used speedster levels of energy to heal. Food sorted they arranged themselves in their typical positions, Dan in the achair, Chas in a kitchen stool, Cal and Cliff on one side of the couch, Jay, Elliott, Rinaa and a large pile of food all together on the beanbag chair.

 

[MzHyde]

Kay personally like John, would have not dealt with a teenager's death and she had a feeling that Fia wouldn't take it well either. If she had died she could have imagined Fia going back to her timeline home, finding Leah and hugging her profusely until she got told to respect personal boundaries. So the idea of all watching this film still together whilst consuming junk food felt like the much needed relief they all needed, not just Rinaa.

With everyone in agreement, Fia squeezed herself onto the floor in front of the couch, as Kay shuffled up closer to John to make sure there was room for Cal and Cliff on the other end. Fia rested her elbows on her knees and her chin in her hands ready. Kay just sat both on the couch, but slightly leaned into John like she normally did.

 

[_gallifrog_]

Rinaa had ended up between Jay and Elliott, a common position in Fia's timeline, but something that had never existed in Rinaa's. The film opened with a quick section of voice over. The subtitles helpfully translated for the none Attili speakers, or those lacking the technical language and speed to understand it.

56th century
A time of war, mining, stupid political decisions and pushing the boundaries of interstellar travel (depending on your system of origin)
The metroplosis of Kyosi began its life as an off-planet orbital mining settlement. It grew prosperous on the mining trade"​

Cue shots of a gleaming bustling metropolis, populated by various species of aliens.

"But that wealth didn't last long. When the resources ran out it became a space port, or more precisely a hangout for rogue pilots, thieves, drinks, mercenaries, any other kind of person you could hire to do your dirty work.
​

The camera showed the same city again, but dirtier and grimier, zooming in on a small unmarked shuttle landing. The camera zoomed in, going through one of the windows to show the passengers, three senior cops and a nervous looking Rookie, who really looked like they were regretting their life choices.

Many were disowned by their past employers, some just looking to make a quick buck.
Not the kind of place you'd be going as a member of the police force, but there I was, peering through the grimy windows of the landing shuttle. Desperate times it seemed, called for desperate measures."​

The rookie was the narrator, and Elliott recognised the speech, even after all those years. "You're shitting me? They made a movie of this?" The surprise and excitent was evident. "More than one actually, now shhhhh."

 

[MzHyde]

Kay watched, instantly getting curious about it from the opening monologue. Fia was exactly the same, loving these types of films. The moment Elliott reacted excitedly and full of surprise, Kay chuckled thinking that was the reaction Cal no doubt wanted from him. She also noted that she told him to be quiet and wondered how she'd react if either Elliott or John did their chatter throughout the film, like they normally do. Fia just ignored Elliott's reaction focusing on the film.

Kay's curious thought didn't last long before she just watched the film with no other thoughts in her mind. She pulled her hoodie sleeves right over her hands as she did when she was getting comfortable, and just rested her hands down lightly over her baby bump and lap.

 

[_gallifrog_]

The two suceeded in staying more quiet than usual. They found themselves drawn into the gritty world, similar to John's world of demon hunting and magic, but different enough to still remain engaging. They still made snide comments, the rest of the room joining in. It was clear that they were greatly enjoying it, particularly Elliott. He'd forgotten small parts of the book and found himself getting caught out at parts. The premise of the movie started off simple enough, there had been a murder, some kind of rich business sleaze bag with connections that justified putting an entire police force on it. But the murder had them stumped pretty quickly and out of desperation, the boss (an overworked cop desperately trying to get to retirement in one piece) had given the order to go to Kyosi and find the urban legend that was Raxi Stayos.

It was as soon as the police crew got Kyosi that the shit hit the fan with style. Raxi was no ordinary detective for hire. Ex-military, ex-police, ex-bomb squad, with a robotic arm, an extensive vocabulary of swear words, far too many concealed weapons than was good for her health and an inability to follow orders (hence why she'd been kicked out of so many organisations). She wa crazy intelligent (if she could be bothered). Her introduction in the movie was by creating a chaotic bar fight and waltzing out the front door. She then proceeded to take claim to the police shuttle, claim the rookie as her sidekick and derail the investigation, infuriating and threatening everybody in her way. The murder proved to have more to it than met the eye, becoming an intricate spiral of plot twists that kept the audience on their toes.

 

[MzHyde]

Seeing Elliott and John stay quieter than usual actually impressed Kay. She didn't think they had it in them, even if they did make the odd remark every now and then like the rest of them. She noted how it was similar to John's (and partially her own) world in the sense of the grittiness of it all, yet it was still proving enjoyable enough for her.

As the film progressed, she remained gripped and after a while she was barely noticing the times of reading the subtitles and watching the action, finding it all just becoming one action that reading the subtitles didn't become a thing she was actively aware of doing. Fia was the same, watching world cinema was a common thing for her back in her timeline so it was just second habit to do, even if there was a few times she cheated and used her runes so she could watch a film subtitle free and just understand what was being said without them. Though this time, she wasn't risking such an action.

 

[_gallifrog_]

The movie was (as Cal had said earlier) an extremly faithful adaption of the novel. The characters, costumes, settings were all spot on. It also stayed almost completly to the book plot, only cutting out a few fluff scenes and replacing them with other fluff scenes. It was blatantly obvious that Elliott and John were immensely enjoying it, practically on the edges of their seats watching. As were all those who'd seen it before. It was the kind of movie that could be rewatched many times without becoming sick of it. The reveal of the killer was designed to shock the audience to their core, it turned out to be somebody who'd faked their own death years ago.

When the titles scenes rolled both John and Elliott fell backwards into their respective sofas, having no idea just how mentally draining the movie had been. Rinaa had ended up curling up against Elliott as he watched it. She wasn't stubbing Jay, she was making the most of the little time she had with her father. "Oh my........that was so much better than I ever imagined it could be. Even though I knew what was coming, that was spectacular. The casting, the setting, the CGI that wasn't totally shite, and the casting. Its so close to being the most perfect thing ever created." Elliott was buzzing with an overflow of excitement after watching it, he meant every word of his praise, which he didn't give out easily. "I agree, whoever made this is a bloody genius."

 

[MzHyde]

Even though Kay had never read the book for obvious reasons, she did find the film incredible. The whole cinematography amazed her the most, as well as the script. It wasn't cheaply done to try and fool lovers of the books or give those who didn't know the book a false sense of what it was like if Elliott and John's reaction were anything to go by. She didn't see the twist coming at all and loved how it was done and would easily put it in one of her top films she's ever watched.

Seeing Elliott buzzing from excitement over it also made her smile, finding it was so good to see him that happy about something. "Even for someone whose not read the book, that was utterly brilliant!" Kay chimed in, relaxing back into the couch and John's side. Fia nodded vigorously in agreement to everyone, "totally agree! That was amazing!" Fia commented with a grin, really wanting to watch the others in the series.

 

[_gallifrog_]

Those who had watched it before nodded and smiled at first Kay, the Fia's confirmation as to just how good a film it was. But it was nice to have their opinion validated. "Told you lot it was a good film, clearly you've all got excellent taste." Cal smirked from her position with Cliff's arms wrapped around her. The film wasn't intended be a test of the extended family, but in a way she used their reactions of overwhelming enjoyment awe, shock and appreciation to the film as a sort of test. Which they all passed with flying colours. "The others are just as good, of course everybody had their favourites, it's one of the most fought over things by fans, even in my time." "They still haven't solve that debate?" Cal asked, one eyebrow raised. "Nope, they're all so good."

"Well it's definitly making a serious play for being on of my favourite films" Chas agreed, before smirking slightly. "If we hadn't liked it, what would have happened?" "You'd have been kicked out of the apartment..... permanently." Cliff replied in so serious a tone, they all had to do a double take, uncertain as to whether she was joking or not. Seeing their expressions, she laughed "No, that wouldn't have happened. But you'd be dealing with glares of bitchy disapproval for the foreseeable future."

 

[MzHyde]

Kay and Fia both looked between those who spoke after them, and of course Rinaa when she said about how the others were equally just as good as the first. Kay thought how it was good that the sequels were deemed just as good as the first film, which very rarely ever happened. She was always skeptical about film sequels at the beat of times, but if this group said these sequels were just as good, then she'd take their word for it. Especially as they weren't wrong about this one.

When the whole topic of what would happen if they didn't like it prop up, Fia knew Cliff had to be pulling their legs as she was used to the type of sense of humour in her timeline. "Basically you'd do the whole "dishonour on you all and your cows type thing" Fia summarised with a smirk, not even sure if any of them would understand the reference but she used it anyway. Kay rose an eyebrow at Fia, recognising the reference instantly, even if she wasn't a Disney fan, she knew that mushy line well due to the amount of GIFs made of it on earth.

 

[_gallifrog_]

Cliff didn't even want to get the reference that she knew Fia was making. Rinaa didn't get it either, as just like Leah, Elliott, Jay and John she was stoically anti-Disney movies as a point of principle. Chas was in that camp whenever possible, but raising Trish had meant certain movies were unavoidable. Jay considered making a joke about plotting murder as a retaliation for disliking the movie, but she didn't know how it would be taken. Considering she was more than capable of such a thing, she couldn't imagine it being taken well. So instead she bit back the remark and glanced at the watch on her wrist, noting the time. "We've got time to watch the second movie, yeah guys?"

Cliff and Cal nodded in unison "unless anyone has any other plans for the night?" "There's coursework I should probably be doing, but that can wait, I inherited the 'only need four hours of sleep a night thing' after all. I'll be able to do it later." Rinaa replied, flicking her freshly grown hair out of her eyes. It always regrew as a crazy mess with strange side bangs after a shift. At the back of her mind she made a mental note to restyle it at some point or another. The rest shook their heads, voicing their approval for the idea. There were all comfortable, Cal and Cliff with arms around each other, John with Kay, and the trio to the side. The odd pair out were Chas and Dan, the only ones who weren't either family or romantically involved with each other.

 

[MzHyde]

Fia rolled her eyes at the fact no one really got her reference except for Kay. In her timeline, she'd watch literally anything and Disney wasn't out of that, though she was picky with it. She mostly watched the non princess stuff as she didn't agree with the princess trope one bit. Though there was two exceptions of Merida and Mulan because they fought by themselves and against the whole idea of women having to submit to men. Also Mulan had the badass dragon voiced by Eddie Murphy and Merida was a badass archer. When the question cropped up about watching the second film, Fia was glad someone asked it because she was thinking it too. "Kiddo.. these people won't appreciate the lines of a sassy dragon voiced by Eddie Murphy" Kay commented with a smirk.

Kay also had no issues with watching the sequel, she was intrigued to see how the series went on, so like the others she nodded in approval. She noticed how Rinaa was trying to get her hair out of her face and how Dan and Chas were the odd ones out with the grouping but she still liked the whole look of family and extended family all together

 

[_gallifrog_]

Why her hair reverted back to the long bangs after as shift was a mystery to Rinaa. That was just the way it had been since she'd been bitten. In the end she sighed and tucked the left side behind her ear and left the other side loose. She'd figure it out some other time she decided, before swapping positions to put Elliott in the middle of the trio. Cal extracted herself from Cliff in order to put in the next film. There was an opening sequence to get new viewers up to speed, or to gently remind fans on what they had missed. It gave a quick run through in the form of a mission briefing set after the events of the last movie. It was a formal police set-up, so all characters cooperated, except one- Raxi who had been called in by the rookie, who wasn't so green a cop any more. It was told in such a way that managed to be both humorous, informative and give an insight into the personality of each character.

The screen then faded to a date, a location and the words "Four months later". As the novels were all detective novels, this one opened with a crime- a prison break out. The escapee had been convicted of murder by the means of concealed bombs and mind control drugs. One of those kinds of villian who fits the 'I'm lightyears smarter than you and not afraid to use that fact against you' trope. So they set out to catch him, which was nowhere near as easy as it sounded. Dead ends, booby trapped alcohol, angry frustrated yellings, red herrings and beurocratic obstacles all played a major role through out the duration of the film.

 

[MzHyde]

Kay sat back and got comfortable again as the film began, she rested her head partly against John and partly against the back of the sofa. The film's opening was highly intriguing as was the first film's. Fia remained in her same position at the feet of both Kay and John between them and the table. Which was a sneaky and sly move on her behalf as it meant she was the closest to the snacks. Kay prodded Fia in the hip with her foot, so she didn't have to move which got a confused scowl from Fia, "pass the chocolate" she quietly said, and Fia sighed.

She handed Kay both the dark chocolate and milk chocolate as she knew John preferred the dark chocolate. Kay took the chocolate and put the dark chocolate on John's lap incase he wanted it. She opened the packet and broke off a strip, eating it, all whilst still looking at the TV to watch the film. Fia kept her eye back on the film again, just smirking and rolling her eyes at Kay making her hand over the snacks.

 

[_gallifrog_]

John of course wanted the dark chocolate, even when he wasn't hungry he'd never pass up on an opportunity to hoard it for later. Had Fia not handed it over he would have made a grab for it himself, not having seen it under the piles of everything else. He broke a few rows off and stuck the rest in the pocket of the trenchcoat which was hanging over the back of the couch. The others couldn't help but notice this interaction and smirk at it. Even Rinaa managed the barest of a smile at it, it was still weird for her, knowing just how different the past/alternate timeline versions of two of her least favourite people could be from the ones she knew. She, Elliott and Jay were all leaning forwards slightly as they watched, but that didn't prevent her from slumping against Elliott's shoulder, while he in turn had his head on Jay's.

The film reached its climax when it appeared that one of the main characters had been blown up by a cunning bomb trap, only for it to be revealed that it was actually an elaborate ruse to catch the nefarious escapee. The author had also felt the need to add in a motorbike chase through the grimy streets and monorail system, which was both incredibly dangerous looking and beautifully filmed with the contracts between shadows reflections and neon lighting perfectly balenced to give and adrenaline filled chase scene. It didn't disappoint and certainly matched the standard of the first.

 

[MzHyde]

Kay was a tad oblivious to all the eyes noticing and smirking at her interaction with her future kid. She didn't even think anything of it at the time, as it was something she'd so to Sam when they were kids or in university in their room and she felt incredibly lazy. She may be an adult now but she still had her childish cheeky moments.

Both girls were just as gripped with the second film as they were with the first one. Again, the twist had Kay shocked at the end, whilst Fia was amazed by it. Kay had started to guess it but seeing it come to fruition still had her going. Fia was particularly taken by the bike chase scene which was noticed by Kay, even from behind her she could tell that part instantly would be a favourite for Fia. "That was so cool!" Fia exclaimed when it came to an end. "Really was. Almost need to process that one a bit" Kay replied.

 

[_gallifrog_]

Rinaa had rewatched the bike chase scene many times (it was her favourite scene from the films) but it never failed to excite her. It was something she was dearly love to do, even though it would almost definitly result in grevious injuries unless filmed with greenscreen. "It is so dope, espescially when seen in an actual cinema. It just adds an extra layer to what is already a masterpiece." She replied to both Fia and Kay, her love for the film outweighing her lingering uneasiness against them. John hadn't read the book, so everything was new to him, and he found himself utterly engrossed in it. "I agree, that was insane." Elliott recalled the plot well, but was still awed by the experience of the whole thing. He couldnt begin to imagine what it would be like on the big screen. "I'm with you on that kiddo, I trust your film tastes." It was a compliment that meant the world to Rinaa.

Chas couldn't help but think that it would be exactly the kind if film that Trish would like, and made a mental note to show it to her somehow. "Are all films here as good as these two have been?" He asked genuinely wondering if Earth just made shitty films and this was how cinema was actually supposed to be and humans were just fucking it up. Cal and Cliff laughed lightly at that. "I wish I could say all films were like those too, but we've got truly atrocious concoctions claiming to films here too." "Such as The Karket." Cal groaned at the mere mention of it "don't mention that disgrace to the name of film in my presence."

 

[MzHyde]

Kay could easily imagine that scene being so much better on the big screen. She was also aware by Rinaa's tone, just how much she loved the film's. It was also clear that what Elliott said in response would mean a lot to her. She was experiencing everything with her dad for the first time, so it had to have meant a lot. She glanced at Chas when he asked if all films were as good as the two they just watched and then to Cal and Cliff who replied.

She rose an eyebrow at the film name and how Cal reacted to it. "The Karket?" She asked now curious to why it was so bad that Cal refused to even hear it's title. Part of her just wanted to know if it as bad as the title made it sound or as bad as a lot of the earth B-movies on the likes the The Horror Channel. She had watched so many bad movies in her time, she refused to admit it, yet some nights they were the perfect movie to watch if Kay and her mates wanted to have a drinking game.

 

[_gallifrog_]

Cliff nodded, knowing that the name sounded strange. "Yep, the name sounds strange, it is an untranslatable word, or at least I don't think there is an English equivilant. It's a really old slang word that literally nobody uses anymore meaning something along the lines of 'illegal hallucogenic drug with extreme psychotic side effects' but is generally used to describe something that went to absaloute shit." She rolled her eyes. "The movie was meant to be some kind of weird drug fuelled horror nightmare thingy...." "but it didn't turn out that way, it became this janky disconnected mess, with no discernable storyline, atrocious CGI and acting worse than that of six year olds. Its so bad its the standard you judge bad movies against"

Rinaa nodded with agreement as they spoke, knowing exactly the film they were referring too. John's interest had been piqued by the name, and Chas's had too, espescially since it was an untranslatable word. He found it fascinating how people came up with words with no translation to other languages. "It's atrocious, I have seen it. It is really only worth watching when totally hammered and there's no drunken party games to play or anything else to watch." Jay replied, solemnly, one arm around Elliott.

 

[MzHyde]

Kay listened to the description of the film and just hearing it was cringey enough, and to hear Jay agree with the opinions on it was enough to confirm her own opinion of the description. "Sounds like many films students watch when they want to do a drinking game. And yes I've out myself through many of those nights" she replied, not proud of that fact and her tone showed it. She got roped into way too much she didn't want to do.

"Only upside to the bad films is makes you appreciate the good ones so much more" Fia chimed in. "Even if certain people are pussies through a good horror" she cheekily smirked, which earned her a jab in the back by Kay. Fia just poked her tongue out at Kay in response, which would show she was definitely her kid as Kay had a habit of doing that if she couldn't win a slanging match.