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"Do you know what scene you want to do yet?" Demyx asked once he had swallowed. Roxas shrugged and was going to say he wasn't sure before Axel elbowed Demyx with a smirk.

"Philip Glass Buys a Loaf of Bread."

"I want to try that!" Demyx exclaimed. Roxas quarked a brow at them both. If he recalled correctly, that particular scene (Or one act, as the case may be) was very... odd.

"Some girls in my class are trying," Axel said, "but Cid says he won't even start considering the possibility unless they can get off book. Which they are failing miserably at, of course."

"It's just a shame that there's only one male part," Demyx said with a pout. Axel paused to think about that for a moment.

"We could switch it around, I bet. There's only one part that really needs to be a girl."

"Cid wouldn't let us do that, would he?"

"If we don't even mention it until we're off book, he might," Axel said with a smirk. Roxas could see the scheming wheels in his head start to turn. It never ended well when that would happen.

"Do you want to do it with us, Roxas?" Demyx asked excitedly. Roxas gaped at him incredulously.

"You do remember I'm new to acting, right?" he said, to which Axel barked a laugh at.

"You don't need skill to do Philip Glass," he laughed, "just a brain."

"Which you have!" Demyx noted happily.

"So you really should," Axel finished. Roxas stared at them frowning for a long moment before answering.

"I'm going to want to kill both of you, aren't I?" They both grinned in response and Roxas knew he couldn't get out of it now.