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If I knew goofing off on the job could land me a opportunity like that, I'd stop being a by the book kinda guy.

Woo hoo, that Zelda's lookin' better all the time.

First panel on the bottom row has Miss Zelda looking quite lovely, actually. Nice facial features, and quill styling.

Lesson one: Goofing off can be beneficial sometimes
Lesson two: Dont startle a porcupine while they are learning lesson 1

So....it would appear that Zelda alread worked at the station...and seemingly for some time....she may have been on the production staff or even possibly the broadcast engineering dept. Whatever, she seemed comfortable behind the mic, even though it was all make-believe and she knew the mic wasn't "live".

And ya gotta admit....turning your boss....I'm guessing the deer (do we know his name?) is either the programming director or the station manager....into a pin-cushion and getting a promotion isn't such a bad situation.

Now we can only hope that a good portion of Malarky Co. comes to support Zelda and reinforce how much they enjoyed her show......and whether she's "Belle" or Zelda doesn't matter.

S'aaruuk

They will, of course - the trick is going to be getting Zelda over her pathological shyness to appreciate their support. It's not quite that easy for someone with a real mental block of that sort.

It seems she can do the job well enough, which involves a lot more than sitting at a mic and talking...
So, I'd guess her boss would like to see her return to work. He's probably seen a few wanna-be DJ's who were less-than-optimal employees, and having found a "good one" is not eager to let her go.

If she can convince herself she's just playing a role, she should be able to get back into it. Someday with luck that role will no longer be just a role.

thats almost exectly how I got my first and only Broadcasting job. Station manager was chaperoning at my high school prom, and, being a junior and realtivly dateless for the dance, I MC'd the introducing of the couples. Let me tell ya, that certainly was a fun year or two at that station...

Drake-Dark wrote:being a junior and [relatively] dateless

Is that like being a little bit pregnant???

Ron

RDB wrote:

Drake-Dark wrote:being a junior and [relatively] dateless

Is that like being a little bit pregnant???

Ron

Hmm... to rephrase. I had not a date when I arrived, but I did have one before the night ended.

Well I like my venison tenderized.

Solidus, that's not tenderizing... that's shish-ka-bobbing. Heh. Wonder if anybody invites their family over for s'mores and such. 8) Easier to cook 'em if your guests supply the skewers...