"You could go find your own Jareth," Andy pointed out. "Besides, all things considered, Johnny Depp wouldn't be bad in the role. And maybe Amanda Seyfried. That would be interesting."

"Yeah, but I still think David Bowie is the best for the role. I mean, if you watch the movie and play one of the drinking games that goes with it, you take a shot at every crotch shot. Apparently you're hammered by the end of the movie."

Andy snickered.

"No thanks," she replied. "Though it doesn't surprise me at all."

Belle snickered. "No kidding," she said with a grin. "I think having a Jareth would be fun, but it could also be catastrophic. I mean, half of mine are... morally blurred. Having another one is just asking for trouble."

Andy couldn't help but laugh.

"That's an excellent way to phrase it," she said. "Morally blurred. I like that one."

"Well they're not evil, per se." Belle shrugged, though she was grinning to. "Occasionally these bits of brilliance hit me."

"Occasionally," Andy agreed. "Morally challenged would have been another good term to use, too. But blurred is still good."

"Challenged would have been good. Morally challenged and morally blurred." Belle grinned. "I can just see one of them hopping over this line labeled "Morality", going back and forth, and laughing."

Andy couldn't help but laugh.

"That's a fantastic mental image," she said between giggles. "It really is."

"Imagine it as Lucivar or Daemon now," Belle said, stifling her own laughter. "With this evil grin." She had to really fight to keep her laughter in by now. That was just too priceless.

Daemon looked over when he heard his name, confused. The hell were they on?

Andy snorted, not able to completely contain her laughter at that mental image. She bit her lip to keep from bursting out laughing entirely.

"Now all you have to do is add little horns and a forked tail..." Belle said, controlling her own laughter. "And voila! Perfect mental image."

Andy couldn't hold back the cackles.

"And a pitchfork!" she gasped between giggles. It really was a priceless mental image.

Belle started laughing outright at that, actually doubling over to try to muffle the sound against her knees. Eclipse sighed, shaking his head, and rubbed her back so she wouldn't hurt herself.

Daemon blinked a few times, clearly confused, and looked over at Lucivar to see if he had any idea what was going on.

Lucivar just watched the two cautiously.

"I'm just going to ignore them," he said to Daemon. "I think it'll pass."

"As long as they don't get hysterical," Daemon grumbled, shaking his head.

Andy's laughter tapered off slowly as she gasped for air between giggles. That was the best laugh she'd had in a while. She glanced at Belle, and almost started laughing again.

"That was priceless," she said.

Belle snickered a little more before she finally calmed down, panting a little from laughing so hard.

"Oh that will never cease to amuse me," she said, and almost started laughing again.

"I'm going to treasure that image forever," Andy agreed. "It's one of those things that's just like burned into my mind now."

Belle snickered again, and Eclipse rubbed her back so she'd stop. "That was way too fun..."

"You're the one who brought it up," Andy reminded her. She snickered. "Now, just wait until Halloween rolls around..."

Belle went into another fit of giggles. "Stop making me laugh," she said, glaring weakly at Andy. "It hurts now."

"That just means you're doing it right," Andy replied. "Laughing till your sides hurt is good sometimes."

"No kidding." Belle flopped over on her back. "Whew, I'm tired now. Takes a lot of energy to laugh that hard. Mary Poppins makes it look so easy, too."

"That's because Julie Andrews was amazing and could make anything look easy," Andy replied.