Diarmuid Ua Duibhne (
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Call Out Meme: Version 4.0
Have a new "Call Me Out" to break in since the old one is starting to get big again!
【the ❝CALL ME OUT❞ meme】 IV
a roleplay meme to inspire muses.
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Like this?
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[He pulls his first sword down and makes a stabbing motion with it at Diarmuid.]
Was that good?
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[Diarmuid quickly shifts his smaller sword again to block his brother's strike. As he blocks, he also pushes back to put some distance between himself and his 'opponent.']
Something you have to watch out for is allowing your weapons to become too entangled with those of your opponent. You won't be able to defend or attack if you can't move your weapons.
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[He holds up both his swords.]
What do I do now? Do I attack again?
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[Diarmuid lowers his swords for a moment.]
Do you want to see the blocks demonstrated again or do you want to try them yourself? Lets make sure you know that little exchange before we add anymore to it.
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[Diarmuid gives his brother a few moments to prepare and then moves in to attack with the larger of his two swords, making sure his attack is similar to the one his brother used against him earlier, so that it will be easy for the boy to replicate the block he showed him.]
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After a moment to make sure his brother is ready for the next step, Diarmuid drops his top sword down and attempts to get a strike in between their entangled weapons and his brother's raised one.]
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[Instead of blocking and pushing back on the attack like he would normally, Diarmuid accepts the momentum of the blocked blow hoping to help his brother regain his balance without falling.]
It looks like we need to work on that.
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It's just because it's a little weird having to use two weapons. And I don't know why, but I just wanna keep on going forward!
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[Diarmuid steps away from his brother, letting his own weapons drop.]
Maybe we should work through a few more forms before we do anything else. That will help you get used to the weight difference.
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Alright. But they're not gonna be boring forms, are they?
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What have I told you? You have to learn the basics so that you can properly build up from them. That doesn't change, one weapon or two.
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[He goes back to an upright stance.]
So what stance do we practice first?
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[Diarmuid demonstrates what he means before continuing.]
I then want you to lean forward until you start feeling unbalanced. Once you do, hold yourself there as long as you can. Understand?
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Woah!
[He falls on his butt within one minute.]
Um...something got in my eye! Let me try that again!
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Try as many times as you need to. It will eventually get easier. I promise.
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[His brother's encouragement makes everything seem much less tedious. Once again, he tries to balance. This time, he lasts a few more minutes.]
[Instead of complaining, he gets up and repeats the balancing after he falls.]
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Don't push yourself too hard. Once you think you have reached your limit, we can take a break and then work on something else. We should probably use this as part of each training bout for a while to make sure we get that balance under control.
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[Right now, he's balanced for about five minutes.]
How long have I stood? How long did you stand when you first do it?
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[Diarmuid falls silent for a moment and then shakes his head.]
I am afraid I can't remember how long it was my first time. That was a long time ago.
[And during a period of time which has been altered by a memory spell. Oops.]
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should we end it here?
Sounds good to me!