After a whole lot of panicking and some very quick thinking, that has become Hiro's strategy. He gets the picture easily enough; he's some kind of gladiator, here to fight for some political reason he doesn't care much about--which is a scenario that would have made for a pretty cool movie, admittedly, though it isn't so great in real life.
It doesn't feel very much like real life, though, wandering the dark building all alone, his friends nowhere to be found. He manages to get his hands on a long cord and a small knife, and busies himself building a few traps to surround his hiding place with. He uses the cord to make a trip wire, suspending a ball of sharpened wood and broken glass above. If someone trips the wire--well, they'll be sorry.
"And now we wait," he mutters to himself, hunching in a dark corner and trying to ignore the way his stomach is rumbling. He tugs his knees up to his chest, tries not to think about Aunt Cass's bakery, and fails.
Hiro Hamada | Big Hero 6 | tribute
After a whole lot of panicking and some very quick thinking, that has become Hiro's strategy. He gets the picture easily enough; he's some kind of gladiator, here to fight for some political reason he doesn't care much about--which is a scenario that would have made for a pretty cool movie, admittedly, though it isn't so great in real life.
It doesn't feel very much like real life, though, wandering the dark building all alone, his friends nowhere to be found. He manages to get his hands on a long cord and a small knife, and busies himself building a few traps to surround his hiding place with. He uses the cord to make a trip wire, suspending a ball of sharpened wood and broken glass above. If someone trips the wire--well, they'll be sorry.
"And now we wait," he mutters to himself, hunching in a dark corner and trying to ignore the way his stomach is rumbling. He tugs his knees up to his chest, tries not to think about Aunt Cass's bakery, and fails.
Then it becomes an exercise in trying not to cry.