Ragman & Scarlette
Ragman Ragman
Scarlette Scarlette
Ragman Ragman
You ever think about turning a busted subway car into a little hideout? I've got a few tricks that might make it work for both shelter and a stage.
Scarlette Scarlette
Oh, honey, I love a good escape plan, especially one with a side of drama. A busted subway car? That's the perfect blank canvas for a secret stage and a cozy hideout. Let's paint it in neon, add a spotlight, maybe a tiny balcony for impromptu monologues. Trust me, the city lights will be jealous of our hidden show. Ready to turn that rusty dream into a spotlight?
Ragman Ragman
Sounds like a plan, but first we gotta patch up that hull, rig a power source from the old wiring, and make sure the place stays quiet enough for us to rehearse without the cops crashing our show. Once we get that off the ground, the neon's just a garnish. Let's get to work.
Scarlette Scarlette
Patch it up, power it up, silence the world—sounds like a rehearsal in the dark, darling. I can already hear the applause in the hush. Let’s get that hull ironed, those wires humming, and make sure the cops think we’re just a streetlight show. Onward to the underground stage!
Ragman Ragman
You got it. Grab a tarp, a bolt cutter, a battery pack, and a few copper strips from the old station. We'll rig a flicker with a homemade LED strip, keep the hum low, and paint a half‑circuit on the walls. If the cops walk by, they'll see a busted station and think it's just a flickering tourist spot. We’re turning that rust into applause. Let's get it done.
Scarlette Scarlette
Sounds like a perfect plot twist, darling. I’ll grab those tools, crank that flicker, and paint the walls so the cops think we’re just a glitchy art exhibit. Let’s turn that rust into a roaring applause—stage is ready, curtain’s up!