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Oooh. That rolls off the tongue nicely.
MEL-oh-dree-mah. Rhymes with “Queen of Sheba.”
How’d we even pronounce that?
Melo-dri-ma?
Melo-drama (with a silent y)?
Melodryma?
Eh, I’d just headcanon it into that being her everyday talking style while she reserves the more elegant style for when she’s in public or performing.
@Background Pony #14FD
Melody-drama…Melody-drama…
Melodrama? Nah, that just sounds weird.
And where in the Inferno is Button Mash?
One that is in the process of jumping the shark.
The Sontarans?
Sontar Ha!
What the hell? I’ve seen and heard this accent before, in the Redwall novel series, the Hares talk like that.
And those of you who watch Doctor Who, the potato-headed aliens talk like that too. (sorry, I forgot their name)
I would to hate to hear Octavia sound like that.
I forgot to add how glorious it is that Octavia’s getting lines and on-screen development at all! This whole situation is amazing – what other show would ever do this?!
@Ebalosus
I think the official Octavia is still a work in progress. Her voice noticeably changes over the course of the second preview clip, even: over-acted at the beginning, natural-sounding at the end.
Nationalism. “British” ain’t a race, pal.
Oh! Oh! That is goooood!
I don’t think so!
I’ve got Britishness in meh, so it’s more like light-hearted self deprecation, if anything.