“I can’t believe that guy really thinks that he’s got a good sound. I mean, geez. I knew people back in Toronto who sounded better than them - and they actually sounded like nails on chalkboard bad.”
That entire sentence was shouted by the way, since this is being written in plain font on a computer on a quiet evening. In case one didn’t have eyes, let’s set the scene: a really loud band had decided to take the stage after the previous, better-sounding one. So why not comment on how awful they were to the girl who actually was in the better band?
Ramona might be mysterious ( and by that, it can be inferred that she’s really mysterious ), but her opinions on music would always be heard. In fact, they brought the mind the image of the three she knew back in Toronto, those misfits - just thinking about Sex Bob-omb was sending chills up her spine; and not the good chills, by the way. The kind of chills that made one cringe in the utmost secondhand humiliation. But she supposed they weren’t all bad - Kim was a pretty solid drummer, and Stephen sure did his best.
As for Scott, well... again. He tried. And wasn’t that what mattered in the end?
Wait, wait. Let’s get back to - y’know - the PRESENT.
And in front of her was quite the individual - a wild-looking white-haired girl with an outfit that just screamed purple in every which way. It was truly something incredible to behold. But hopefully...
She knew something about a certain no-show.
“You’re the guitarist, right? I was supposed to be meeting some guy here. I think he was in your band, actually. I think he had some crazy hair. I mean... crazier than yours. He was apparently gonna pick up his package here, but decided to bail on me at the last minute. Know where he went?”
“Good sound by the way! You guys have seriously got it together. Better than the last live show I went to.”
Poor Scott. She hardly knew ye.