Mini Conversations/Sakyo Furuichi/Welcome to Akebono-so!
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Practice Conversation 1[edit]
Sakyo | This is the first full-scale action using swords for the Autumn troupe. |
Since sword fights using swords are different from those using katanas. | |
In order to put on an impressive sword fight, it’s necessary for Nanao and I in particular to properly practise how to handle our swords. | |
I’m still thinkin’ about how to go about role-making… | |
But this time, we have scenes that are a bit comedic as well. | |
The alternate world also becomes one of the settings, | |
So light novels might be useful reference too, huh? | |
I’ll reread some light novels about alternate worlds… | |
Should I also try asking Chigasaki for some light novels that seem like they’ll be useful? |
Practice Conversation 2[edit]
Sakyo | During the day, Takato and I went together to do street acting. |
It seems that guy has also played a knight during his GODza days, and he’s done sword fights usin’ a sword as an ensemble member for other theatre troupes. | |
We even played fellow knights in an etude for our street act, | |
But Takato’s sword action stands out, as expected. | |
When we’re doing that together, I get motivated and it’s helpful. | |
It might be possible get him to watch our sword fight during practice too and receive some advice. |
Practice Conversation 3[edit]
Sakyo | Mornin’, Director-san. |
Now then, before morning practice, should we lightly prepare breakfast? | |
Well it’s not like I can make a fancy meal like Fushimi or anythin’. | |
I’ll cut the ingredients for the clear soup. | |
I’ll leave that part to Director-san. | |
The lightly pickled vegetables I prepared yesterday… | |
They look great. | |
Does it suit your taste? | |
If you liked them, then I’ll make them again. | |
Yeah, I’m pretty much done here too. | |
Let’s do the rest after morning practice? | |
…Mornings like this ain’t bad either, huh? | |
Alright, it’s about time for practice. | |
Let’s go, Director-san. |
Sakyo & Tsuzuru Talk[edit]
Sakyo | Minagi, about the line where Klaus praises the cooking of the land… |
Tsuzuru | Ahh actually, I’m using Arisugawa-san as a bit of reference there. |
Sakyo | As I thought. |
Tsuzuru | I think it’d be interesting for Klaus, who’s serious, to praise the food in that kind of way. |
Sakyo | That’s true. It seems that part can be changed up daily, or an adlib can be added. |
So for that, I also need to practise so those kinds of phrases of praise will come to me quickly. | |
Tsuzuru | I guess so. Then for example… If you were to praise this snack cookie like Klaus, how would you do it? |
Sakyo | Hm, well… |
“The savoury fragrance of the nuts, a slightly nostalgic sweetness, that light texture, ahh, such food that calms my heart…” | |
Tsuzuru | That’s great! |
Sakyo | If it’s Klaus, how would he talk about this tea here… |
How would you do it as the scriptwriter? | |
Tsuzuru | Ummm… |
“A beautifully deep green, a soothing fragrance and flavour, that mellow taste… I come to feel as if I’m right at home within the mountains.” | |
How was that? | |
Sakyo | Pff I see, as expected, huh? |
This helps. | |
I will properly act as Klaus who’s serious, but who you can also get a feel of his comical side. I’ll ask Minagi for advice again. | |
Tsuzuru | Yeah! I'm looking forward to Furuichi-san's Klaus too. |
Anna