Flynn: Rapunzel, Rapunzel, bring out your pom-poms. We’re going to watch the juniors’ homecoming performance!
Rapunzel: It’s 12 PM, the usual noontime lineup. When will the performance begin? Wow, look at all these decorations. It must have taken forever to make that house of cards over the ramp.
Flynn: The building cut-outs on the other ramp are also a clever tie-in to the original Now You See Me movie.
Rapunzel: Right? The die hanging over the audience are a nice touch too.
Flynn: I guess you could say the juniors’ decorations are to “die” for.
Rapunzel: Hold on, I love this song. It’s so classic.
Flynn: Yeah, the singers are doing a great job, but I can’t hear their voices that well over the rest of the band.
Rapunzel: Oh, stop whining and enjoy the performance. Look, they’re throwing out roses! I want one. Or ten. Ten would look really good in my braid.
A few minutes later…
Rapunzel: The voiceovers in the skit are really well coordinated with the acting so far. I like that it’s easy to tell who’s saying what.
Flynn: Agreed, the acting matches the voiceovers nicely. The plot is still a little difficult to follow, though.
Rapunzel: Ooh, look, an airband. Wait, why are they all wearing different colors?
Flynn: It’s a unity airband, so they have one dancer from every grade.
Rapunzel: Wow, they’re killing it. The juniors are starting off really strong.
Flynn: Speaking of strong, check out this fight scene. This is crazy intense.
Rapunzel: The girls’ jazz airband is coming on! Holy smokes, they’re clearly great dancers. They’re so in sync too.
Flynn: Oh, is another airband starting? I didn’t notice a smooth transition from the skit. The Bollywood performers are enthusiastic, too, but the previous airbands set a high bar to live up to.
Rapunzel: Wait, why is it raining money? Did we win?
Flynn: I think Mission got the money back from Kennedy, but the events leading up to the ending were kind of hard to follow.
Rapunzel: Don’t be such a downer, Flynn. You’ll miss the next airband. These hip hop performers are amazing. Is that guy break-dancing?
Flynn: Yeah, at last I see the light. It’s as if they’re setting the stage ablaze.
Rapunzel: Aw, the performers look like they’re having so much fun on stage for the ending dance.
Flynn: The juniors in the audience seem like they’re enjoying themselves too. Come to think of it, all the classes seemed to be pretty involved and spirited throughout the performance.
Rapunzel: Looks like their magic cast a spell on all of us with their enthusiastic spirit and airbands.
By Staff Writers Rajorshi Chatterjee & Tushara Devapatla On October 6 at 1-6 pm at…
By Opinion & A&E Editors Padma Balaji & Goonja Basu Beautiful interpretive dances, melodic music,…
By A&E Editor Goonja Basu From the great mind of Tim Burton comes the truly…
By Staff Writers Varun Madhavan & Cham Yu On November 7, Fremont voters will elect…
By MSJHS Senior Tyler Hu Dear Editors, I would like to commend the article…
By MSJHS Senior Alexander Inguanzo To the Editors, Reading Dylan Reagan’s article titled…