Winter World: Original ARG
KaraOki for Winter the Polar Bear
Winter the Polar Bear was Billy Shaffer’s first character he ever created. She has every quality that the man had ever wanted in a woman: she’s sweet, loving, good with kids, and has a huge heart. From her kind blue eyes to her shimmering white coat, Winter teaches kids about not judging books by their cover, since she is often judged for her sharp claws and scary teeth. As a matter of fact, Winter has never hurt even a fly… But she’s witnessed terrifying crimes far worse than any polar bear could ever commit. She is haunted by the spirit of 8-year-old Ruth Bass and her theme song is The Waltz of the Flowers.
(Introduce yourself.)
> What drew you to the project?
> How long have you been voice acting?
> What interested you about the character?
'Matilda, The Musical' by Dennis Kelly & Tim Minchin
From: Musical
Type: Dramatic
Character: Matlida, an imaginative girl who is clever and wise far beyond her years.
Gender: Female
Summary: Matilda makes up a story about a child losing her parents.
And so they prepared themselves for the most dangerous feat that had ever been performed. The great escapologist had to escape from the cage, lean out, catch his wife with one hand, grab a fire extinguisher with the other, and put out the flames on her specially designed dress within twelve seconds before they reached the dynamite and blew his wife’s head off!
The trick started well. The moment the specially designed dress was set alight the acrobat swung into the air. The crowd held their breath as she hurled over the sharks and spiky objects – one second, two seconds – they watched as the flames crept up the dress – three seconds, four seconds – she began to reach out her arms towards the cage – five seconds, six seconds – suddenly the padlocks pinged open and the huge chains fell away – seven seconds, eight seconds – the door flung open and the escapologist reached out one huge, muscled arm to catch his wife and the child – nine seconds, ten seconds… eleven seconds—and he grabs her hand and, and, and suddenly the flames are covered in foam before they can both be blown to pieces.
Maybe it was the thought of their child. Maybe it was nerves. But the escapologist used just a touch too much foam and suddenly their hands became slippy… and she fell.
She broke every bone in her body except the ones at the ends of her little fingers. She did manage to live long enough to have their child. But the effort was too great. ‘Love our little girl’ She said ’Love our daughter with all your heart. She is all we ever wanted.’ And then she died.
And then… things got worse.
Sing a song if you'd like to.
