Léan seemed so dreamily content. The suitcase was completely still as he scanned the landscape. He'd made sure to eat before he left, but he would get hungry again if this...flying...was going to last as long as he suspected it would.

Selena browsed through her book idly, ignoring the partying group up front.

It didn't take long for Glory to doze off in her seat, her book in her lap. It had been an early morning, after all. She'd missed out on valuable sleep.

Selena was quiet the entire time. She didn't make an effort to talk to Léan, seeing as she didn't want to ruin the trip for herself, him, or Glory. She reached over, after about an hour or so, and gently shook Glory awake. "Hey." She nodded at the food cart that was being rolled around. "Want something to eat? Does he want something to eat, too?" It was obvious who 'he' was.

Glory yawned and stretched.

"Food sounds good," she said. "I'll grab whatever looks good, and we can share." She figured Selena would understand what she meant.

Selena nodded slowly. She reached over and picked out two grilled sandwiches and a cold Pepsi, simply starving.

At the mention of food, Léan's tail started up again, his mouth watering. He was so hungry. All the excitement had made him quite hungry--he was starving.

Getting up, Glory grabbed a few sandwiches and two bottles of water. She didn't know how he would react to soda, so she figured she would keep it simple. Once the flight attendant had gone by, she turned around in her seat and slipped and sandwich and a bottle of water in to Léan.

Léan set the sandwich down on one of the pillows and then stared at the bottle of water. He studied it for a long moment, then nibbled at the cap. Finding that didn't work, he frowned. "How in the world do you work this...thing?" he asked Glory, puzzled.

Selena chuckled through her sandwich.

"Twist off the cap," Glory murmured, sending Selena one of those 'oh be quiet' looks, rolling her eyes.

Léan did so, awkwardly, and then it was smooth sailing for him. He was able to have his meal, of sorts, without any other problems.

Relaxing in her seat, Glory nibbled on her own sandwich, wondering how long the flight would be. Her mind was already in Hawaii, sunbathing on the beach.

Selena stretched herself out, yawning. "Aaaahhh...I wonder how long this is going to be. I really wanna get down to the beaches."

Léan's tail flicked happily at the mention of beaches as he ate.

"My thoughts exactly," Glory replied. "The worst part of flying is the waiting."

"I wonder if they have any movies they can play for the whole plane..." Selena pushed a button above her seat and a TV monitor dropped down. "They usually play at least one. Should I go ask?"

"Go ahead," Glory replied. "Maybe it'll even be a good movie."

Selena awkwardly made her way up to the front of the plane to grab Viktor and take him back to their seats. He came back willingly enough. "What movies did you bring this time? I wouldn't be able to remember them if I just went up and asked."

Viktor snorted, amused. "Well, that's true. I have the full series of two animes: Trigun and .hack//SIGN...I have The Rocky Horror Picture Show...and I have Orphan."

"Trigun and .hack?" Glory asked. She was impressed. "Which season of .hack is it? Because Twilight Bracelet was kind of cheesy."

"It's SIGN. The first series. Tsukasa is the main character," Viktor clarified. "Mm...you guys can pick one of what we watch, and we'll watch that first. But we are going to watch my favorite movie afterward. The Rocky Horror Picture Show."

He seemed to swoon as he talked about it.

"Then I vote either .hack or Trigun. Whichever," Glory said. "Either one is fine, they're both good."

Viktor frowned, then chuckled. "Trigun, then. The main and supporting antagonists are...heh...gorgeous..." He turned on his heel and went to the front of the plane to set up the anime.

Selena snickered, then sighed. "Ah...I've heard of Trigun, but I've never seen it. Have you ever seen The Rocky Horror Picture Show? I sure have."

"No, but I've heard it's a classic," Glory replied. She wasn't surprised at what Viktor said. There were many people who agreed with him.

Selena blinked, then arched an eyebrow. "We have a Rocky Horror virgin on the plane--that's a first. That movie is insane. It's a spoof of a horror film. A very ingenious, yet crude comedy. It's just...a mix of dry humor and crude humor that actually works. I love it. Viktor's obsessed with it."

This time, Glory arched and eyebrow.

"Oh really?" she asked, intrigued. "Well, I bet the flight is long enough for two movies..."

Selena grinned widely. "It sure is. Ah, Rocky Horror...I adore it. Normally, it's the kind of thing I wouldn't enjoy, but...hehe." She glanced at her television, then pointed to a button above Glory's head. "Push that and your TV should come down. Viktor should be getting Trigun ready to watch, then after that, the greatest movie in the world."

Pushing the button for the screen, Glory couldn't help but tease, "You mean Avatar?" Of course she know what Selena had meant, but she couldn't help the teasing.

"Pssh. The only good thing about Avatar? That would be the special effects. I saw it--didn't care for it...Rocky Horror is ten times better than it, and it's much older--it was made in the 1970s." Selena seemed content, and she watched the screen as the first choice, Trigun, came on.