2 Crystals [Video]

[lifemelody]

[Private Video to Ellie//Moderate Encryption]

[Garnet is clearly trying to maintain her calm, but she has the excitement vibe that is clear of any person who really wants to talk about a new geeky thing.]

I finished Hamlet.

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[As for the rest, will get a video of a young woman in what appears to be her room....a room that has a fair amount of books in it now]

Hello. My name is Dagger and I was wondering if anyone could give me any recommendations of books or plays to read. Even with my duties of training and the cafe, I keep finding myself with a lot of time on my hands. So I'd really like to know new stories to read.

My favorite genre is plays and dramas, such as Lord Avon's work- or William Shakespeare, who seems to be an Earth playwright with a similar style. Though I'd be open to other genres as well.

Thanks!

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[maddeninghatter]

[ ADA YOU ARE SO LUCKY HE'S BLIND and can't see your blushing cheeks sob

Also there's the business of his being completely unwilling to believe the evidence of his ears. ]

Why, Lady Ada. I do believe you've been reading too many novels.

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[alreadytainted]

[NOW IF ONLY EVERYONE ELSE WHO COULD VIEW THESE VIDEOS WAS BLIND, TOO...]

There's nothing wrong with novels! They present the ideal we should strive for, don't you think?

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[maddeninghatter]

My dear, that depends on the novel. They are not all the same. One needs to exert some degree of taste and discernment.

And not be beguiled by a pretty cover, hmmm?

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[alreadytainted]

[The way he says that makes her wonder if there's a deeper meaning to it... but she's just going to dwell on it too much.]

I-I'm well practiced at discerning, thank you! A pretty cover won't fool me as easily as you seem to think.

I take a lot into account before I decide such things.

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[maddeninghatter]

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Like whaaaaaat, my lady?