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24 (forward dated slightly)
[In the early morning hours of Sunday, there are some smudged words appearing in the journals, written in blue ink and a sloppy hand. For once, he's heeding the possibility that most of the castle residents are likely still sleeping--and he's trying to be quiet.]
It's November 11.
I've been here for a year today.
[He pauses, considering how far he's come in that past year, contemplating what he does and doesn't want to list out for the whole castle to see. In the end, he settles on a very brief little written list, more for the benefit of his own memory than anything else.]
In November, I got here.
In December, I kissed Maya Fey and Geoffrey Chaucer, and I went to Paris.
January brought Miles.
In February, I gained my voice back again.
March saw some really amazing birthday gifts.
In April, Sunflower found me.
In May, I was a mermaid, a phoenix, and a father.
In June everything started to make a lot more sense.
July took away my closest friend in this place, and also gave me something more.
In August, I tried to lead artists.
In September, I met my daughter.
And in October, I broke my leg, lost my arm, became a pony, and existed in others' nightmares.
Let's see what you've got to throw at me for this next year, castle.
[And then, because it's been far too long coming, he scribbles in a filter.]
[ Maya Fey ]
Maya. I need to tell you something.
It's November 11.
I've been here for a year today.
[He pauses, considering how far he's come in that past year, contemplating what he does and doesn't want to list out for the whole castle to see. In the end, he settles on a very brief little written list, more for the benefit of his own memory than anything else.]
In November, I got here.
In December, I kissed Maya Fey and Geoffrey Chaucer, and I went to Paris.
January brought Miles.
In February, I gained my voice back again.
March saw some really amazing birthday gifts.
In April, Sunflower found me.
In May, I was a mermaid, a phoenix, and a father.
In June everything started to make a lot more sense.
July took away my closest friend in this place, and also gave me something more.
In August, I tried to lead artists.
In September, I met my daughter.
And in October, I broke my leg, lost my arm, became a pony, and existed in others' nightmares.
Let's see what you've got to throw at me for this next year, castle.
[And then, because it's been far too long coming, he scribbles in a filter.]
[ Maya Fey ]
Maya. I need to tell you something.
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[He dissolves into all the nervous laughter. Watching her sitting there in silence for those few moments was more than a little agonizing...]
That's a relief. I've been so worried about telling you...!
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[ahaha, she puffs her cheeks. It's a bit of a show, mostly to help poor Nick loosen up :')]
Next time something big and important happens in your life, you tell me right away! That's an order!
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Right, right... next time, you'll be the first to know...
...you do know about Trucy being here, right?
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[although that question does make her wonder...]
But... before we talk about more stuff, why were you worried about telling me?
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Well... because you didn't know I felt that way about Edgeworth. Or anyone. Or guys.
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You're my best friend! Don't be scared to tell me stuff like this... okay? [she sets the teasing aside for a second, and a serious feeling is slipping out]
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You're right--I should've known you'd be happy for me. ...thanks.
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Good.
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But your punishment for this time is that you don't get to hear what I've told Trucy about you!
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So... this means, then, that in the interest of fairness, I can tell her anything I want to about you?
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...nothing embarrassing at all.
[Oh the sarcasm.]
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[Have an innocent whistle.]
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Anyway, getting back on topic, how did this get started? You have to tell me everything!
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[He can't help but smile, though he's trying hard to act serious...]
...you know, nine years old, classroom trial...
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Hey, you know what I mean!
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Well, I'm partly serious! But--I--I don't know.
[This next part is mumbled quickly.]
He wrote me a love letter.
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So then what did you do?
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I... kissed... him?
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...saying it out loud makes me sound ridiculous, doesn't it?
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It's very bold and dashing of you! Ten points!
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