She nods with a wobble of her head - partial yes - already heading back inside. "It's about the Mechanism. He's a performer with powers, has this whole pretending-to-be-an-alien-pirate persona. But his real name is Jonny D'Ville."
"He's good, and he's really fun, which is maybe more important than being really good." She chuckles, heading back inside. "You don't have to watch the whole thing - it's got a lot of stuff about how his old band fell apart after he triggered - but there's most of a concert on here at the end, that's worth watching."
She heads back inside, to pull the cushions out in front of the TV and get set up.
She nods, and queues it up to the beginning then. Putting a butterfly out in the corridor to watch for Kaz, she settles into the cushions, leaning on Rags to watch.
And yep, in the grittiness of early digital video, there's a young Jonathan Sims, sitting on the counter of a public bathroom applying his eye make-up while the voiceover talks about college, about that young man's plans for a degree, a future, an ordinary life.
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She heads back inside, to pull the cushions out in front of the TV and get set up.
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And yep, in the grittiness of early digital video, there's a young Jonathan Sims, sitting on the counter of a public bathroom applying his eye make-up while the voiceover talks about college, about that young man's plans for a degree, a future, an ordinary life.