[ Troy is asked to wear a lot of suits for his many roles, which he find a little annoying at this point - there's just so many pieces to take off. But the directors want what the directors want, and he's here for the payout. He's played a lot of authoritative roles so far, and this time he gets to play the bodyguard. One to a bratty mafia princess.
He's meant to play a guard who just replaced one that quit, since the protected princess is apparently too caustic for the lot of them, according to the very vague script. Troy finds the earpiece a little annoying, so he uses that sensation to give himself that emotional boost in giving Topaz a scowl at her demand. ]
Last I heard, your daddy didn't say I'd be doing janitor work for you.
[ He says, acting naturally, despite not having any qualms with his costar. He's actually curious about her now, what she's like outside of this latest shenanigan. Troy is sure he'll get to know her more as her real self later, and that feeling alone is part of what makes him want to make this easier for her.
Still, the script says he have to show some backbone to the princess. So he just stands there, arms crossed. ]
III-D
He's meant to play a guard who just replaced one that quit, since the protected princess is apparently too caustic for the lot of them, according to the very vague script. Troy finds the earpiece a little annoying, so he uses that sensation to give himself that emotional boost in giving Topaz a scowl at her demand. ]
Last I heard, your daddy didn't say I'd be doing janitor work for you.
[ He says, acting naturally, despite not having any qualms with his costar. He's actually curious about her now, what she's like outside of this latest shenanigan. Troy is sure he'll get to know her more as her real self later, and that feeling alone is part of what makes him want to make this easier for her.
Still, the script says he have to show some backbone to the princess. So he just stands there, arms crossed. ]