A Most Amusing Tag!

First off, I would like to thank all the sweet people who tagged me for the Sunflower and Libster Award! Although I didn't find time to respond, I really appreciated it!

Now, with the hope that you will be as amused as I, here is a delightful little circumstance that I answered created by the ghost ryter at her blog! Enjoy and feel free to carry this on!

1. Your brother (you know, the one whose a super genius and makes Einstein look like a toddler) has just created a fantabulous new invention: It can bring fictional characters to life!  While trying to come up with a practical use for this, he realizes your birthday is tomorrow.  So he tells you he will bring your favorite character from your favorite book/movie to life for one day.  Who is the character you'll pick, what they are from, and what do you plan to do with your day together?

Oh, that brother of mine is the best! What a fantastic gift! So to avoid creating an almost identical situation to the previous tag, I've chosen to bring in some of my favorite characters from the screen! I think I'd like to bring in Prince Zuko from Avatar: The Last Airbender TV series...after Season 3, of course. I'm sure he'd be a little shocked and defensive entering our world, but my brother and I will assure of him of our friendliness. As for what we will do, I'd like to ask him for some fire-bending lessons. Granted, I wouldn't bend fire, but that martial art action is sweet. Plus, he's great at sword-fighting and stealth. 

 2. Things are going pretty well.  You leave the room for a minute, and when you return . . .  your guest is gone!  You begin searching for them, and while at that your brother comes running up.  He tells you that his machine has malfunctioned, bringing to life the villain from your favorite book/movie.  And, well, they kind of kidnapped your favorite character.

It just so happens that one of my very favorite villains is Zuko's younger sister and rival, Princess Azula! Now I'm not sure why she'd kidnap her brother, unless it would give her an edge to take the throne! 

3. Action must be taken.  You rack your brain, trying to figure out what to do, and then you remember -- your brother's machine!  You can materialize anyone you need to help you track the villain down!

Azula's crazy. Zuko might be able to keep her calm, but there's no telling what she'll do with her fragile mental state. I will just make things worse if I approach her, because I'm no match to stop her. She's a deadly fire-bender and can shoot lightening as well. This will take an elite and expert team. First, I call Captain America/Steve Rogers! With his shield, we shall weather any of her fire or lightening! Then I shall call Legolas, because I want him there, and you never know when a precision archer will come in handy. But I don't really want to kill Azula, so I need someone who can stop her without hurting her...enter Elsa, the Snow Queen. With her frosty powers under control, we shall be able to defeat Azula in much the same way she was defeated by Katara!

4. You set off, dragging your brother along behind you, and reach the villain's hiding place in record time.   When your group sneak in, you are met with a chilling sight: The villain is plotting world domination, making good progress, and your favorite character is strapped to a table with a pendulum swinging ever nearer to them.  (Talk about dramatic.)  What shall you do now?

Yikes, Azula's gone more bonkers than I thought! Zuko is trying to talk some sense into her, no doubt, but if he keeps going he might end up toasted instead of smashed. I can't think of what to do, but my brother snaps into action and gives orders! Legolas fires, his arrows slashing the bonds around Zuko (we assume they're slashable). At the same time, the Cap throws his shield and breaks the chain on the pendulum. And while Azula is distracted by the now fire-bending Zuko, Elsa sneaks up behind and encases her in ice. Flawless.
 

 5. Huzzah!  You've got the bad guy and stopped the pendulam.  But now comes the time to say good-bye.  These lovely characters must return to their written life.  What do you say to them?  Thank them for their efforts?  Assure them that their stories end happily?


So first I must tell Zuko how excited I was to see him still so amazing at 90 years old in The Legend of Korra! And I tell Azula she simply MUST return, because her disappearance in the graphic novels is very cliff-hanging. As for the Cap, I will encourage him never to give up on Bucky! (Speaking of which, could Bucky drop by next to give me some knife-fighting lessons?) And I will tell Elsa to have a lovely time ruling her kingdom.

And that was fun.

Anyone who wants to answer these questions too, consider yourself tagged! :)