Auditorium

@Kim Jinhwan ~Junior~ “I’ll take that as a yes,” Xiao said, crossing her arms. “Don’t you think it’s nice to not greet someone with a ‘ off’?” she retorted with a passive aggressive smile. She was used to confronting people with an attitude like his, and had built a resistance to any rude comments she happened to recieve.

“It’s not being stupid; it’s called having the courtesy to make sure you’re talking to the right person,” she continued. Maybe it was because he hadn’t realized he was talking to one of the leaders of dance club, and clearly would have known that she wasn’t here to be a part of the theatre club. “As you probably already know, today’s recruiting day. And I’d like to recruit you into the dance club.”

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@Cheng Xiao {SH} (FYI, shot means and Jungian is Jinhwan. My phone doesn't seem to believe those two words exist. Damn you, auto-correct. XD)

@Cheng Xiao {SH} Surprised by the voice calling his name, Jinhwan grimaced turning around.
"How stupid must you be if you're asking?" Ginger-haired boy answered, squinting at the intruder. He's pretty sure he told everyone his name at the beginning, in the middle and near the end. He's no narcissist... well, questionable - but he has good enough memory and sense to let other know who he is. Besides, the fact that the girl has to even ask hurts his pride. And here he thought he was somewhat well known across the school. Oh, well - there goes his reputation. He made a mental note to up his game.

"You're not getting special treatment. The auditions are over. Kindly off, now." Jinhwan pointed in the direction of the exit. There's always someone shy or late that hopes to audition after everyone's left, stage fright or shyness. Like performing simply in front of him might be easier. Even if, it only spared the crowd from hearing the evaluation - if you were to be accepted, if would be unfair towards the rest of the crew or those humiliated. You don't deserve to be an actor if you're not confident in your acting before an audience. Hell, if you can't act before an audience, how do you expect to even get on stage?

"What do you want?"

@Kim Jinhwan ~Junior~ Cheng Xiao entered the auditorium, immediately encountered by a loud voice blaring from the seats below the stage. She had heard that theatre club auditions were being held in there today. The theatre club was known throughout school for its high number of rejects. While she didn’t go there to audition and get rejected, she did go there because she was looking for a certain someone: Kim Jinhwan. It was scouting day, and she had been trying to increase the number of people joining the dance club from other majors, not only from dance. Xiao decided that theatre would be a good place to start, afterall, dancing certainly helped in musicals, if not in confidence.

But one look inside the room and she started to regret her choice. “.. the likelihood of me letting you join is smaller than headmaster's - and that says something, given that butthurt s behaviour lately…” rang out through the room. She had to cough to hide her snort of laughter. It definitely wasn’t going to be easy for her to convince him to join; she could tell just by the way he talked, as if he were better than the rest of them.

After the rest of the auditionees left, some happy, some sad, some incredibly mad, she stood up from her seat in the corner of the auditorium. Xiao had been watching the auditions for quite a while, being there long enough to witness “Pissstain” and “Diarrhea” audition. Xiao carefully walked up to the club leader erasing the whiteboard. “Excuse me, are you Kim Jinhwan?”

@Cheng Xiao {SH} (I kind of assumed you were watching the auditions and wanted to give you some context for what it looked like. C:)

"And to those of you who failed - don't worry, you may audition again next term. Keep in mind, however, that the likelihood of me letting you join is smaller than headmaster's - and that says something, given that butthurt s behaviour lately..." Jinhwan was referring to the unspoken threat the prick didn't have the balls to say out loud to him. His passive aggressive behaviour towards the drama club has been giving him a head ache... and the pathetic rule, that in every single club needs to be at least one person from each year group? Jinhwan s all over those rules. At least until they will be written down on paper.

"Goodbye, amateurs. And remember - if you made it, I expect to see you tomorrow at lunchtime right here. If you're late, you're off the team. No excuses. I accept nothing but perfection. If you're kicked out, you're not coming back. Ever. No second chances..." upon hearing the frowns, he turned around, finally facing the small group of people beneath the stage. "That's Hollywood for ya, es."
A lot of people would say he takes this shot too seriously - come on, it's just an extra curriculum activity. Most of the people here are simply to have fun... pff. Theatre is no joke. This is the fun. Jungian grew up inside of a real theatre, with real actors and real technicians. This is his only stage for the next couple of years and since he has connections to allow some of those sad, sad actors to perform on a real stage, they better take his shot and eat it up. They won't ever get a chance like this to expose their talents and Jin is known in the industry for scouting some good ones.

Watching everyone leave, boy turned around and started clearing up the white board. He had to make sure to memorise everyone's names by tomorrow and he couldn't really call them by their designated colours in front of the teacher... because yes, the principal of course had to assign a teacher to oversee his activities with the club. If he hears that Jin calls the newly recruited members per Pissstain (because Jonghyung reminded him of someone who almost pissed his pants the moment their eyes locked) or Diarrhea (because she had a greenish-brownish skin complexion Jinhwan found funny looking) he'll most likely kick him out for inappropriate behaviour, racism even. And Hwan is no racist... he just has no filter and says the first thing that comes into his head. It's the students fault that they don't stand up to him. If they truly minded the way he treated them, they left. It's as though Pissstain would do anything to be accepted into the club (...or maybe he was just scarred by the marker I threw at him ever other minute, Jinhwan realises upon reflection). Nevertheless, this was just an initiation today. The worst treatment possible, for them to get used to it. From tomorrow he won't be as mean. He'll try being nice to compensate the horror he brought upon them tonight.