Apr 21, 2023
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Captioned: my beautiful child
Max headcaonnon
While max is at the hospital they keep him whith the rest of the non prodigy kids, because its safe.
For the first time, he gets to be close to people, and people his age without any risk.
He makes friends with a girls named Lucy Green, who had chronic breathing problems. Their relationship is just friendship.
Even after Max returns to the quarantine Lucy visits all the time, and Max starts making friends with other non prodigies and finnaly finds a loophole to his restrictive condition.
Stumblehill by Arvi Teikari, Anna Magdalino & Lucy Green
A clumsy, soothing, occasionally frustrating platformer.
Lucy Green and Damir Emric in Soldier’s Mass (RNZB, 2015)
Lucy green and Max Everhart
Max sat in the hospital as non prodigies rushed around him. Well sat was a stretch. It was more along the lines of between propped up against a slope of pillows while being tied down to the mattress. The nurses were adamant that even if he was nearly fully recovered he wasn’t allowed to move from the bed for the next few days. So the beeping machines had become background noise and the rushing surgeons had become mundane. But in some ways this had been one of the best times of his life. He had been put in a room with some other kids around his age, and while most of them had mild injuries, they were all non prodigies. He had talked with them, a few that could walk had even come over to give him a hug. One of his best friends was Lucy. She had a chronic lung disease and no prodigy could help her. She stayed in the room with max. She wasn’t allowed outside, something Max could defeat relate to. She and Max had bonded the very first day. He had told her all about what had happened by the sky bridge. How a Renegade had hurt him and an Anarchist had saved him. Today he decided he would tell her about his theories about Nightmare. He was contemplating how he would do this when the doctors rolled her back in to the kids room. Max noticed that Lucy had a new breathing tube, a green one this time.
“How does it feel?” Max asked as she was rolled up next to him.
“Better,” she said cheerfully “It will never be normal, but they are getting good at faking normal. It’s much better than the last one.”
“Is there really no way to fix it?” Max asked
“There is,” Lucy said “This is the fix. The doctors are working on it, but there’s no quick fix, there never is, so things keep getting better and better until it’s fixed.”
“Yeah, I guess that's right, I actually think, it’s true for other things too.” Said Max
“Like what?” Lucy inquired. Turning on to her side so that she could get a better look at Max. She adjusted her breathing tube so that it wasn’t crushed. When she realized Max was waiting for her to get settled she gestured for him to continue.
“I mean with the Renegades, they started creating a better world, but it’s definitely not perfect yet, if it was, there wouldn’t be any villains, and like you said there is never a quick fix, no matter what.”
“True,” Lucy said, nodding, and staring off into space, as if questioning the universe. “But are you sure there wouldn’t be villains in the best world we could manage. Because no matter what perfect worlds are myths.” Lucy said.
“True, but I think Nightmare wouldn’t be a villain, in the best possible world.”
“Why not?” Lucy asked.
“Well, I think I know who she is and she’s a really nice person.” Whispered Max.
“Who is she?” Lucy replied, also lowering her voice.
“You know the person who killed the detonator, right?”
“Yeah, my mom showed me her fight against gargoyle, she pretty cool.”
“Well, I’m pretty sure that she’s Nightmare.”
“What?” Said Lucy her voice raised a fraction of a percent. “Aren’t you going to tell someone?”
“I don’t think so, because I think Nova is going to be the right thing.” Max said confidently. Then she and Max proceeded to talk about other stuff, stuff that had nothing to do with betrayals or superheroes. About half an hour later, Adrian and the team, minus Danna, arrived, well sort of. They stood behind a glass wall, like they always did. Lucy and Max were rolled up to the window, as Max’s cot rolled over a wire, his hand flew to his stomach, he didn’t feel the pain when he lay still but the jolt brought back the memory of the pain in full force.
“Hey guys.” Adrian said with a wave, he wore a sad smile but he seemed happy enough. “You must be Lucy, Max talks about you alot.”
“How are patrolls going?” Max asked
“Pretty well” said Ruby, “nothing interesting though, no Nightmare sightings.”
“Speaking of Nightmare, how are you feeling little bud?” Oscar asked
“Fine.” Max said
“Sure… you totally didn’t flinch as they pulled you over here.” Adrian said knowingly.
“Alright alright, I’m mostly fine.” Max amended. He looked over at Nova who so far hadn’t said anything and was looking very guilty, one more piece of evidence for his case.
“I’m really sorry about what happened.” Nova said.
“Relax it’s not your fault.” Said Adrian. Nova muttered something but no one heard it, Max had a feeling he knew what she said though.
“Just because you were there the first time I got hurt doesn’t mean you always have to be there.” Max said
“Well we have to go now,” Ruby said looking at her watch. Adrian started to protest giving a pitying look to Max.
“No it’s fine, if you have to go you have to go.” Max said. They all turned to leave, but right before, Lucy called out.
“Nova can I talk to you for a minute?” Max turned to her, with a look he hoped said Really? Now? Nova looked confused too and a little nervous.
“What’s it like?” Lucy asked
“You mean being a Renegade? Well its-” Nova started.
“No” Lucy said lowering her voice to a whisper. “I mean being an Anarchist.”
Nova looked absolutely taken aback, she look of shock and fear on here face was so extreme it was almost hilarious.
“I’m… I’m not a…” Nova stuttered “how did you find out?” She whispered meekly.
“I told her” Max said “I saw your face the night Gennissa stabbed you. And saw all the other signs everyone else keeps missing. The way you fail epically in disguising your hate for the renegades, the way, your never there at the same time Nightmare is. The way the puppeteer knew you were alive even though he shouldn’t have known. And Adrian told me about Danna’s ‘fainting’ and the kiss. You haven’t been subtle Nova.”
“Yes I have!” Nova protested.
“You’ve kissed Adrian?” Asked Lucy.
“Yes, but back to more pressing matters, is it really that obvious?”
“Well to me yes, but I mean I didn’t know for sure until I saw your face.” Max said. Nova breathed a sigh of relief,
“Max, are you going to tell Ad- anyone?”
“I don’t think so, you’re a good person Nova.” Max said “and I think you should tell Adrian yourself.”
“Tell Adrian?!” Nova asked “absolutely not, he would hate me he would leave me and I would be completely alone.”
“He might just surprise you.” Said Max.
“Maybe, Max, we’ll see.” She smiled and made for the exit, right before she left both she and Max turned to face each other and at the same time said
“Thank you.”
Lucy Green as Giselle, and Kohei Iwamoto as Albrecht, in Giselle (RNZB, 2012)
Abigail Boyle as Bathilde, and Lucy Green as Giselle, in Giselle (RNZB, 2012)
Lucy Green and Dmitri Kleioris [?] performing an excerpt from The Nutcracker (RNZB, 2010)