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xix. dictated, action
Lana
How about an early morning ride?
Micheletto
You will help me with my crates. [ Because packing is tough. ]
Stephanie
Tell me if you mean to visit, even if not to see me. He would not find unexpected guests so pleasant.
What does it mean when the castle gave some no glimpse of old age?
[ Lucrezia is on her knees in the church in town, hands counting through her white rosary and reciting her prayers under her breath. She keeps her hood over her head.
It might seem foolish to believe that saying something over and over again gives it greater weight, or that time and voice can buy penance, but she feels she must at least-- try. She isn't praying for her own soul, she wonders if she would ever. But she loses count of how many times she has said the Ave Maria, and stands to go. ]
How about an early morning ride?
Micheletto
You will help me with my crates. [ Because packing is tough. ]
Stephanie
Tell me if you mean to visit, even if not to see me. He would not find unexpected guests so pleasant.
What does it mean when the castle gave some no glimpse of old age?
[ Lucrezia is on her knees in the church in town, hands counting through her white rosary and reciting her prayers under her breath. She keeps her hood over her head.
It might seem foolish to believe that saying something over and over again gives it greater weight, or that time and voice can buy penance, but she feels she must at least-- try. She isn't praying for her own soul, she wonders if she would ever. But she loses count of how many times she has said the Ave Maria, and stands to go. ]
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It has a few songs, but it's better for taking pictures. I know it can make calls and write electronic letters called texts, but nobody really uses phones here, even though I know they work. Someone set up towers for it a few years ago.
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Stephanie said one can hear each other's voices, even from miles away. [ She considers it seriously, wrinkling her brow. ] How loud must you shout when I am in the castle and you are at the mansion?
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Yeah, that's how telephones work. We have them in my time, but they're connected with cords and wires. These mobile phones are from the future. Maybe not so convenient here, but I sure wish they existed back home.
If you're using a phone, you don't have to shout at all.
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Then, like the journal, I can simply speak into it so you would hear me?
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And this is yours, which I can later call?
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I suppose. Technically it used to belong to Mai; I've never used it as a phone. But it still works, since I've found it's charger.
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[ She's thinking power plug. There are so many names for everything. She holds up the charm for him with a grin. ] So long as I get this too.
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I think there are a lot of different types of charms to pick from. So strange, to attach them to a telephone...
[ He eventually take it back, flipping it closed and settling it back in his pocket. ]
Where do you want to go?
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Indian, did you say? Is it true that they eat foods the color of rainbows?
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You eat s'mores with your hands.
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And donuts too. Have you ever had the colorful one?
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[ Rude! Don't make him wrestle for it, although he won't try very hard by his strength's standards. ]
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[ She would still try to kiss his thumb before letting go. ]
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You can put sprinkles on just about anything. Ice cream and hot chocolate, too.
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Iced cream? Why would you eat something frozen?
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Your friend Stephanie has never introduced you to ice cream? She should be whipped.
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She was probably trying to keep me from growing rotund. I ate so much donuts.
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I think you get enough exercise to keep that from being a problem.
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I might grow too thin if we do not soon find where this Indian food might be!
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[ Hah. ]
But if we don't find it today, we can find it another day, and pick anything else this time. You can end up trying every cuisine by the end.
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Zelman took me to a cafe once near the main street, a pretty little place. But I hazard he meant to eat me afterwards.
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[ Joshua rests an arm around her shoulders, as if the comforting move just backs up his claim. But it really is true (probably), whether or not someone might believe it. Zelman had manners most of the time, when he wasn't going on a bender.
Personally, Joshua preferred him on a bender. ]
He used to take me to ramen shops to celebrate.
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