Martin Darkov - 8th generation (
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exsilium2013-01-05 07:08 pm
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Entry tags:
- asuka langley soryu (evangelion),
- billy cranston (power rangers zeo),
- caesar silverberg (suikoden),
- collette (animorphs),
- elissa cousland (dragon age),
- ico (ico: castle in the mist),
- kate kane (dc comics),
- kyouko sakura (madoka magica),
- madoka kaname (madoka magica),
- martin darkov (original),
- shinji ikari (evangelion),
- ✝ ionae [the spirit engine 2],
- ✝ jacquese foran [original],
- ✝ lucifer [supernatural],
- ✝ ranka lee [macross frontier],
- ✝ robin [dc comics (earth 31)]
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[forward this to about 3-4 in the morning.]
Hello
Is anyone awake?
Hello
Is anyone awake?
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That's almost a shame...they look kind of friendly, like this.
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Oh! Speaking of colors, ( just turning away and grabbing a few things here and there before setting the contents on her bed. papers, a few colored pencils in various shapes and colors and some books because gotta bear down on something! ) Ta-da!
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oh!
he smiles.]
These are for drawing the letters, right?
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( Madoka reaches out to take a sheet of paper for herself but stops short of taking anything else, simply folding the piece of paper once and then twice into a square shape. )
You know, I just got an idea of what we could do with our letters since we send them.
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he blinks.]
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So we could write our letters, fold them into cranes and maybe we could reach a thousand one day.
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A thousand... [man. that sounds like a lot! but.
but it sounds exciting.
grinning:] We'll try, right? Can you show me how?
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but there was no point in not trying, right? and the more she thinks on it, the more she wants to try and see it through. )
Yes, of course. ( she turns away again, this time to grab a pair of scissors from her drawn and get to cutting the paper into squares- keeping one and holding the other out to Martin. ) Once you get the hang of it, it's pretty easy.
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he sits down on the floor next to the bed, shifting to keep out of her way as he pulls his ankles in to sit cross-legged.]
...What is a crane, anyway?
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( following, she sits down and begins to sketch out a rather cartoonish looking version of the bird on her square of paper.
but it gets the point across of how they look, she thinks as she shows him. )
They're symbols of good fortune and longevity back home, and the legends goes that they can live for a thousand years.
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Is that really true? Or is it just...legends?
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( she smiles softly before flipping the page over and writing a greeting to her family down, but without the tablets auto-translating everything it simply appears as Japanese and stays as such. )
Hmm, so much has happened it's hard to know just where to start.
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flattened out and smoothed on the floor best he can, it shows his work: alphabets over and over, scrawled first in Bariyan's hand, traced thickly over in Martin's. fairly gradeschool, but then...Martin never learned to write, and this is a new body. double new?
speaking of double, he does a double-take when he sees her writing. a little startled:]
Wait– what's that? Those aren't...[he leans forward, squinting at them.] What letters are those?
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( glancing back to his paper, she tilts her head a little. ) Are you learning English?
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No, I'm...it's letters. [he frowns a little, not understanding.] Like the words on the machines, but...
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The letters you wrote, sort of remind me of the letter in the English alphabet. ( a pause. ) Though, I could be wrong... most likely! I was really bad at English.
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his face scrunches up, trying to understand.]
So are...you drawing different words? How come you don't use the same ones? Like the ones on the machine...
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And... and...
( oh goodness. )
I'm sorry! I'm probably just making things more confusing.
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blinkblink.]
N-no, wait, wait...You're saying... [he taps each paper in turn:] These are the same...as these? The, uhh...The meaning.
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( breathing out a small, needed and calming breath she takes another piece of paper and slowly writes out a few simple characters on one line and then her name beside it.
she repeats underneath with another set of characters and then his name. )
See, our names both ways.
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not really, but the confused crinkle's evaporated from his expression, leaving behind an awed fascination. it doesn't really make a lot of sense, them being the same, but she says so, and he has no reason to doubt her. that makes it practically magic in quality.]
Wow... [huh. his name looks like a lot more that way.]
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Maybe we can learn a little something from one another. I think it's pretty incredible that you're learning those letters, since I never really got the hang of it.
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Well...Well, I'll...read what I write, and you can read yours. And we'll be able to learn a little, right? [his face flushes a bit, a laugh in his voice:] But I can't spell really good, so–
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