[Taako practically bounces to his feet, apparently past any wobbly-word effects of the booze, or he's just good at powering through it.
(It's the latter, he didn't really need to cuddle up to Cisco to keep from stumbling too much, he just gets affectionate when drunk.)]
You're taking this very personally.
[Why do people keep casting aspersions on his taste!!! It's a very rude thing to do and as revenge Taako is going to keep being a little bit of a shit about the movie, even if he has no real issues with kids films.
They can be more fun than movies designed for adults; Taako isn't really the type to watch a movie for a deep and interesting story, he's just there for pretty colours and jokes.]
If it's one about siblings I'll kick your ass.
[Just because those always result in too many emotions.]
[ Hard to make a pronouncement like that sound grave when Taako is clinging onto him like that and they're both weaving their way through a packed bar towards a stage where they're going to sing Disney karaoke. ]
No sibling stuff, got it.
[ Pretty much any other request Taako could have made right then, Cisco would've done the exactly opposite. But he knows Taako well enough to know that, jokes aside, it's just not a good idea to open that can of worms. Siblings feelings worms. Especially not when earlier in the evening Taako was so abjectly miserable.
They make their way onto the now-empty stage, and soon the song starts to play. It's been a little while since Cisco's heard the song, and Taako has only heard it once, so it takes a bit longer than the first performance for them to fall into the groove of it. But the message, at the very least, seems highly appropriate. And on the chorus in particular, the two of them shine. The whole "ignore your problems indefinitely" thing might not work in reality, but it sure is nice to pretend, for just a little while. ]
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(It's the latter, he didn't really need to cuddle up to Cisco to keep from stumbling too much, he just gets affectionate when drunk.)]
You're taking this very personally.
[Why do people keep casting aspersions on his taste!!! It's a very rude thing to do and as revenge Taako is going to keep being a little bit of a shit about the movie, even if he has no real issues with kids films.
They can be more fun than movies designed for adults; Taako isn't really the type to watch a movie for a deep and interesting story, he's just there for pretty colours and jokes.]
If it's one about siblings I'll kick your ass.
[Just because those always result in too many emotions.]
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[ Hard to make a pronouncement like that sound grave when Taako is clinging onto him like that and they're both weaving their way through a packed bar towards a stage where they're going to sing Disney karaoke. ]
No sibling stuff, got it.
[ Pretty much any other request Taako could have made right then, Cisco would've done the exactly opposite. But he knows Taako well enough to know that, jokes aside, it's just not a good idea to open that can of worms. Siblings feelings worms. Especially not when earlier in the evening Taako was so abjectly miserable.
They make their way onto the now-empty stage, and soon the song starts to play. It's been a little while since Cisco's heard the song, and Taako has only heard it once, so it takes a bit longer than the first performance for them to fall into the groove of it. But the message, at the very least, seems highly appropriate. And on the chorus in particular, the two of them shine. The whole "ignore your problems indefinitely" thing might not work in reality, but it sure is nice to pretend, for just a little while. ]