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>>70521541
>Some white dinosaur with black spots all over. For a moment you think she's part of the cast, being both tiny and dressed in equally disgusting rags. Still, the gaggle of small children watching the show seem to be in heaven, loudly laughing, clapping, and cheering the brave heroine on. Even the parents seem appreciatve of the distraction.
>The little one does her best, changing her voices in the blink of an eye. You never saw ventriloquism first-hand, so you gawk, open-mouthed. She could make a fortunate by streaming the whole thing for donations! And thousands of viewers!
>Once the show is done, the clapping ceased, and everyone dispersed, you notice there's an old, worn-out trilby lying next to the impromptu carton stage. Some loose coins and a few dollar bills inside. Then it hits you - she's busking!
>You chuckle to yourself at the silliness. Why not just stream it on her phone and collect donations? Safer, more convenient, and a larger audience! Your thoughts are interrupted by someone coughing rudely.
>You wince in disgust, but then realise where the sound came from. It's the short saurian girl. She's looking up at you with her huge, expressive eyes. Reminds you of those old cartoons whose reviews you watched. Maybe someday you should actually watch the thing proper...
>"U...u...um...can I help you? - A soft, gentle voice barely reaches you. For a moment a wave of irritation hits you again, but then you sigh loudly. No need to be rude towards the... starving artist?
>Some white dinosaur with black spots all over. For a moment you think she's part of the cast, being both tiny and dressed in equally disgusting rags. Still, the gaggle of small children watching the show seem to be in heaven, loudly laughing, clapping, and cheering the brave heroine on. Even the parents seem appreciatve of the distraction.
>The little one does her best, changing her voices in the blink of an eye. You never saw ventriloquism first-hand, so you gawk, open-mouthed. She could make a fortunate by streaming the whole thing for donations! And thousands of viewers!
>Once the show is done, the clapping ceased, and everyone dispersed, you notice there's an old, worn-out trilby lying next to the impromptu carton stage. Some loose coins and a few dollar bills inside. Then it hits you - she's busking!
>You chuckle to yourself at the silliness. Why not just stream it on her phone and collect donations? Safer, more convenient, and a larger audience! Your thoughts are interrupted by someone coughing rudely.
>You wince in disgust, but then realise where the sound came from. It's the short saurian girl. She's looking up at you with her huge, expressive eyes. Reminds you of those old cartoons whose reviews you watched. Maybe someday you should actually watch the thing proper...
>"U...u...um...can I help you? - A soft, gentle voice barely reaches you. For a moment a wave of irritation hits you again, but then you sigh loudly. No need to be rude towards the... starving artist?