Make a Movie 救
KEYWORD:
To Rescue
Pinyin:
jiù
Actor:
ji- Female
Set:
-ou
Room within Set:
Bathroom or Backyard
Prop(s):
求 Cat
攵 Tap Dancer
Member Comments from 2019-mid-2020
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Ann Bihari
-ou setting: Rosemont Elementary
location: playground
actor: Julie
props: DJ and tap dancer
I am feeling trapped as a chaperone at the dance being held out on the Rosemont playground. The DJ is playing music I don't like and there is an obnoxious tap dancer mom. I call my friend Julie to please come and RESCUE me!
Tim Amos
The EVIL DJ (from Zoolander) has trapped RIVERDANCE in the (-ou set) bathroom, they are all madly (river-) dancing to the DJ's evil music. Jillian Anderson (as Scully) bursts in the RESCUE them.
MB Team
Here's the link to where Phil and Luke talked about this comment in the Mandarin Blueprint Podcast:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NX6uT92Sy4U&t=6510s
Image credit: CC BY 3.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0)], via Wikimedia Commons
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Annette Bicknell
Jill is in the backyard in Toulouse where she rescued an international tap dancer (⺙) who had lost his passport (求) and was now stuck in Toulouse. This saved the tap dancer a lot of grief and money.
Robert
Now that I have two jiù characters, I'll put the scenes in opposite corners of the same bathroom. My JI actor is Teaching a stick insect how to play drum, while at another time she pokes with a stick and peels away some very old sun patterned wallpaper in the other corner. I hope this method will still work when I get to the third and fourth character+meanings of jiù.
Nick Sims (戴燚）
Janet Jackson (ji-) is in the bathroom at Wilson Hall (-u/-ou) sitting on the toilet 🚽 but she ran out of toilet paper. She rings the concierge bell 🛎 (求) for help and this tap dancer (攵 ) shows up instead. He just keeps dancing and not really helping with TP at all. Will somebody RESCUE me from this idiot?!