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[All things considered, Ezio has had a busy day, but now he's out and about. He's hit up a dozen or so stores in town, mostly for painting frames and books, and perhaps you've see him running errands.
Later, however, he will be sitting down at his desk to scrawl out:]
I seldom write in this journal. I think that is funny; for every boy who knows how to write, three sit without education, and here I squander my gifts and ignore books. My sister does more writing than I do, and her talent is a rarity amongst women!
It has been more than a year since I have arrived –– closer, still, to thirteen months -- and each day I learn new things about the future, history, science, and even the human body. I do not think many days have passed in the past four hundred that saw me sitting idle and failing to learn!
Yet still, when I spoke to a young woman the other week, she was hard-pressed to believe that I would return to my time, forsaking the knowledge and science and hygiene of the future. I prefer the conventions of my time, and my culture, and I have work to do. So, I wonder, then...
How many of you would go home with another, to their time instead of yours?
I'm going to miss plumbing. I think that is what you call it –– "plumbing." Even after all this time, sometimes it is fun to turn on the "tap" simply to marvel at its convenience. It is a wonder there is so much water about without the streets being flooded like the canals of Venezia.
And I have such good memories of the miracles of showers, with thanks to some of the beautiful women in this castle.
E. Auditore.
Later, however, he will be sitting down at his desk to scrawl out:]
I seldom write in this journal. I think that is funny; for every boy who knows how to write, three sit without education, and here I squander my gifts and ignore books. My sister does more writing than I do, and her talent is a rarity amongst women!
It has been more than a year since I have arrived –– closer, still, to thirteen months -- and each day I learn new things about the future, history, science, and even the human body. I do not think many days have passed in the past four hundred that saw me sitting idle and failing to learn!
Yet still, when I spoke to a young woman the other week, she was hard-pressed to believe that I would return to my time, forsaking the knowledge and science and hygiene of the future. I prefer the conventions of my time, and my culture, and I have work to do. So, I wonder, then...
How many of you would go home with another, to their time instead of yours?
I'm going to miss plumbing. I think that is what you call it –– "plumbing." Even after all this time, sometimes it is fun to turn on the "tap" simply to marvel at its convenience. It is a wonder there is so much water about without the streets being flooded like the canals of Venezia.
And I have such good memories of the miracles of showers, with thanks to some of the beautiful women in this castle.
E. Auditore.
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[She says as if she has an idea! But she doesn't, not really. Maybe she'll get people to be obnoxious and sing him Happy Birthday on his next birthday. That's annoying attention!]
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What if I pay someone to just follow you around, constantly gushing praise? "Oh, Ezio!" all day, all night. Even when you have to pee. They'll follow you into the bathroom. They'll perch on your nightstand when you sleep and babble at you.
[Not that anyone would be crazy enough to do that, but.]
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[She reaches up to grab his cheeks and wiggle them, because she's annoying.]
Don't worry, Ezio. Stephanie will make sure you get adequate attention on your 30th birthday. It's the least anyone can do for an old man.
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When I turn 30, I expect the kind of respect an old man receives!
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[Hug :')]
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So spoiled.
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[He nuzzles his chin against her hair for a moment and then lets her go.]
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I'll let you get to your... [she glances over her shoulder, to the wall. The smile's just a little strained around the edges when she looks back] decorating. Maybe I'll go shop for a plant.
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Hmm? But it is winter.
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