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When does one become, no longer a teenager, but an adult? I heard the drinking of wine will in the future be restricted to those older than eighteen, so does wine make an adult?
And what other licenses are given to someone with eighteen years? I should like to try them all.
And what other licenses are given to someone with eighteen years? I should like to try them all.
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[She sighed out his name, before shrugging her shoulders.] Or someone exactly like him. Someone kind. Someone strong. Someone who always knows the right thing to say at the right time.
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Yes. Precisely. Someone who makes me feel safe.
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You don't know me very well ... so I won't dare you to name three.
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...Well, usually I avoid the castle. I prefer the woods, and the shooting range. But I do like the gardens. [There were a lot of good herbs, there.]
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Switch to action?
[Well, this isn't where Katniss expected this conversation to go ... but what the hell? She needed a break from rebuilding the cabin, anyways.]
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She seems to be in no hurry, casting her gaze about to find her newest friend. ]
Re: absolutely!
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The sight still brings a smile to her face as she steps closer. ]
Are you the girl who dreams of love, or should I say woman?
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[One corner of her mouth lifted up.] Usually I just dream of a full belly, or other things I don't want to think of.
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A full belly is a good thing to dream of. [ Figures the girl is a peasant. Peasants are always hungry, are they not? ]
And if not that, would they be nightmares?
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Oh yes. Especially when you don't have to fight for food. [Peasants are only hungry because all the good food goes elsewhere.]
Nightmares, of every shape and size.
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She steps closer to the girl and places a hand on her arm to lean in and rest a kiss on her cheek if she lets her. ]
Of danger or of hunger?
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Danger. Always danger.
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But here you are safe.
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[She shook her head.] Funny that this place feels safer than home, but still.
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What did they charge you with?
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