Marigold had never, in truth, seen a movie. She had heard about the strange pictures that played, one after another, for hours on end, yet she had never seen one. It was not that she had wished to do so; she had learned that screens were often addictive and could do bad things to your health.
However, she was a spirit. Spirits, as she had, to her dismay, quickly discovered, had no health conditions. She could not bleed, could not truly breathe the same air as those around her. Her brain would still function, no matter how rotten it became, and her lungs would still take in air, despite being clogged with the water she drowned on. She believed herself to be broken...could it hurt to break herself a little more?
After a while, she had decided this was the case and began to think about what movies would be like. However, she had not had the opportunity to sit in front of a television until Gabriel returned. It had been perfect timing: the spirit had not been doing much of anything when the other turned up with snacks and discs, lounging around in camp, watching the new, unfamiliar clanmate as she thought about her approach. Eventually she got to her paws and began to pad over, seeking answers to her curious thoughts.
"Hey there!" A cheery voice rung from the direction of the apprentice den, followed by Marigold's trot towards her clanmates. Her fur was sloppy but groomed, and her eyes did not glisten but shone dully with excitement: signs that she had tried to appear presentable without much luck. Yet a smile was plastered on her maw, showing off her mood. "Um...I'm not sure we've met. I'm Marigold."