The likelihood of them getting an honest to god song from the 1930's seems... slim. Everything here is 80's based, with the occasional Jinx-specific dance remix. The two most notable reactions to her suggestion are the abject discomfort with this entire situation, and the vehement refusal to close his eyes. And...
"Okay."
Everything is —
"Okay, then do you want to leave? Go out for a walk?"
This entire experience is overwhelming, no matter what era you were from. Clarke's drunk enough to grit her teeth and pretend it's all in good fun, but there's no denying the pressing heat of dancing bodies and screeching thump of music over the speakers is quickly becoming oppressive.
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"Okay."
Everything is —
"Okay, then do you want to leave? Go out for a walk?"
This entire experience is overwhelming, no matter what era you were from. Clarke's drunk enough to grit her teeth and pretend it's all in good fun, but there's no denying the pressing heat of dancing bodies and screeching thump of music over the speakers is quickly becoming oppressive.