Wednesday, October 28, 2015
Chief Piece - Neil
It’s ten fifteen, which means H period: I’m free. I leave class in CT, walking over to RTS. As I walk through CT, the white walls seem to be from the future;. I’m walking in the world of 2001: A Space Odyssey. It’s just me and the white, milky walls. The futuristic tunnel leads me straight to a glass door. I push the glass door to go outside and the sun is firing translucent rays down at the scorching pavement. As I make my way across to Roberts, I see the road is losing a battle to time; there are alligator skin-like cracks along the pavement. Finally, I open the door to Roberts, walking down the steps and entering RTS. The paintings on the wall of Mario traveling in a two dimensional world and Link on his horse immediately strike me. The vibrant red color of Mario’s world ignites the wall on fire, and I see Link leave Hyrule castle on his horse and travel along the wall on his way to save Zelda the princess. As I shift my focus to the center of the room, my ears are instantaneously saturated with the sound of electronic synths and driving beats. I see the noises flashing in front of me in the air, pulsing in red, green, cyan, magenta. I check the time: ten forty. I take a seat on the couch and grab a purple controller. The kids next to me are playing Super Smash Bros and I see them furiously pressing the buttons on their controllers. The flying thumbs become hammers hitting whack-a-moles. I look up at the kids to see their faces; they are focused and stressed - and intense. Despite this, they’re still seem to be having so much fun; I see all kinds of emotions pouring out of their heads like characters. The match ends and I get into the game. My character: Link. Three, two, one, the game commences. As I press the buttons, I see my character’s sword flashing around in a blur. He’s jumping on all the platforms, dodging all of the other characters, attacking with his swordsman skills. I check the time: eleven twenty. The period has been over for a while now and as I was lost in time and the excitement of the game I had no idea. I leave RTS to go to class. Man those kids know how to have fun.
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Great job depicting how Chief loses track of reality (and time in this case). You also portray how the Chief views other people and their actions well. You also reveal the KO RTS universe and how it functions. I don't quite know if it's true as I have never seen it. I also do not disagree with either depiction. `1234567890-=
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