Overview
Identity
KC-DC brings people back into the room. In The FP films, the 248 can lose a contest, a supply run or a friend. Somebody still has to open the hall. He calls across the doorway while the others carry the speakers inside.
The established spelling is KCDC. He is a fictional recurring role, distinct from the people whose likenesses supply a portrayal. His home is Frazier Park, the green mountain oasis on Earf. The film world's life-sustaining booze and toxic water belong to that fiction.
After BTRO's death, KCDC helped bring JTRO back. He asks him to come along rather than announcing that the crew has a claim on his grief. Once JTRO is there, KC-DC knows how to make the room hear him.
Keeping the room open also means bargaining. KC-DC will negotiate an ugly deal for supplies. JTRO refuses to sell a loss. The bottles could keep the hall running; a paid defeat would give the challenger something neither man earned. When JTRO takes the dangerous delivery himself, KC-DC still needs what he brings back. Getting the crew together does not settle what he may ask of it.
Appearance
His black hair stands above the cream shearling forehead band. The earflaps hang beside his face. Goggles sit at his neck, over a patterned short-sleeve shirt. A long rust-red sleeveless coat carries a large burgundy fur collar and a small duck badge. Straps hold his forearm protection; blue fingerless gloves leave the calling hand free. Dark denim is rolled above tan boots.
Beside the pond, that hand cups his mouth. The other beckons toward the hall. Small ducks crowd the bank below him. The costume leaves both arms visible: somebody at the back can see the invitation before hearing it.
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