Relaxing into the larger mech's touch, it didn't take Orion long to capture that drumming hand with his own, giving Megatron a quick wink before turning back to the stage. Despite the historical inaccuracies (almost always done for the sake of the drama,) the librarian was all too aware of, the story was well done enough to make Orion forget about them.

Even the set changes were seamlessly done; the local cityformer clearly had either more experience or was more properly rehearsed than the earlier venue. The scene that required the destruction of the historic Cityformer she was also playing drew genuine distress from the crowd.

...The fact that the very auditorium shuddered with the historical-fictional 'death throes' of the actor immersed the audience at a unexpected level. The applause and comm-crackles at the end of the act shook the building once more.

Orion was well aware of the allegory; he'd been expecting the revelation of the third triad member's name for ages, but in the climactic act of the Prime's Betrayal, the reveal of Eutectic was done dramatically enough to get a reaction out of him, even as the rest of the crowd gasped in surprise.

The bittersweet survival of the remaining broken triad ended the play and series in a down note, but it was a satisfying end nonetheless.