Always looking to refine his craft, Q'orr made a point to focus intently on how Ada responded to the questions posed to her. Always looking for small tidbits he could add to his own repertoire, in his experience it was the little takeaways that made the difference from good to great.
In his father's words it was the 80-20 rule. 80% of the work could be done by just about anyone and would be considered a job well done. It was those that went those extra 20% that would separate themselves from the rest.
She, of course, handled the questions with ease and left none of the interviewers with any lingering negative emotions that could skew their reporting later on down the line. With that slog finally trudged through Talen was somewhat at a loss for what to do with his free time. He hadn't been in the public eye for a full week yet and was already sick of that kind of life.
He decided against going anywhere while the sun was still out to avoid having to interact with more clout-chasing vermin. Instead he'd stay in his room and interact with those same people at a distance through a livestreamed Q&A. Dumb questions from people on the HoloNet were far easier to answer with the added benefit of not needing to account for any one individual for very long if at all.
Most importantly, it helped him to stay in character while biding his time. He would go crazy if he abandoned his usual routine altogether and had to find a way to bring some semblance of normalcy to his assignment.
He had no weapons to take apart and put back together, nor could he risk diving too deep into the HoloNet for fear of his searches leaking at any point. Yet he yearned for something that felt more productive than what he'd done so far.
That's why after his livestream, once evening had set in and the majority of the resorts guests were out enjoying the surrounding nightlife, he made his way towards the gym. It was certainly believable that a lead actor like himself would be doing their best to stay in shape so close to filming.
He dismissed Taz who'd been shadowing him to that point and got to work. For the next precisely hour and a half and not a second longer he engaged his back in a multitude of ways, making sure his frame would maintain strength and durability. Afterwards he showered and began making his way back to his room.
Along the way, he was stopped by the sound of music coming from a seemingly empty ballroom. Only after peering in did he notice Six there dancing alone. He approached slowly, sliding the entrance closed quietly behind him. He walked with steps loud enough to announce his presence but intending to be as unobtrusive as possible.
He watched for a moment to appreciate the way she moved and once she found herself between songs he spoke up "You move well." He said plainly. Once he had her attention he'd raise an eyebrow to wordlessly ask whether she was in character or not while asking aloud "Do you often dance alone like this?"
In his father's words it was the 80-20 rule. 80% of the work could be done by just about anyone and would be considered a job well done. It was those that went those extra 20% that would separate themselves from the rest.
She, of course, handled the questions with ease and left none of the interviewers with any lingering negative emotions that could skew their reporting later on down the line. With that slog finally trudged through Talen was somewhat at a loss for what to do with his free time. He hadn't been in the public eye for a full week yet and was already sick of that kind of life.
He decided against going anywhere while the sun was still out to avoid having to interact with more clout-chasing vermin. Instead he'd stay in his room and interact with those same people at a distance through a livestreamed Q&A. Dumb questions from people on the HoloNet were far easier to answer with the added benefit of not needing to account for any one individual for very long if at all.
Most importantly, it helped him to stay in character while biding his time. He would go crazy if he abandoned his usual routine altogether and had to find a way to bring some semblance of normalcy to his assignment.
He had no weapons to take apart and put back together, nor could he risk diving too deep into the HoloNet for fear of his searches leaking at any point. Yet he yearned for something that felt more productive than what he'd done so far.
That's why after his livestream, once evening had set in and the majority of the resorts guests were out enjoying the surrounding nightlife, he made his way towards the gym. It was certainly believable that a lead actor like himself would be doing their best to stay in shape so close to filming.
He dismissed Taz who'd been shadowing him to that point and got to work. For the next precisely hour and a half and not a second longer he engaged his back in a multitude of ways, making sure his frame would maintain strength and durability. Afterwards he showered and began making his way back to his room.
Along the way, he was stopped by the sound of music coming from a seemingly empty ballroom. Only after peering in did he notice Six there dancing alone. He approached slowly, sliding the entrance closed quietly behind him. He walked with steps loud enough to announce his presence but intending to be as unobtrusive as possible.
He watched for a moment to appreciate the way she moved and once she found herself between songs he spoke up "You move well." He said plainly. Once he had her attention he'd raise an eyebrow to wordlessly ask whether she was in character or not while asking aloud "Do you often dance alone like this?"
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