Entry tags:
- allen walker (d.gray-man),
- anne boleyn (tudors),
- arya stark (asoiaf),
- cesare borgia (the borgias),
- giovanni auditore (assassin's creed),
- helena (orphan black),
- joel (the last of us),
- kang (dragonlance),
- lisbeth salander (tgwtdt),
- rinth ghostshot (guild wars 2),
- robb stark (asoiaf),
- sophie (tales of graces),
- ✝ lucrezia borgia (the borgias)
audio + action.
[ she begins without preamble, speaking clearly and surely. ]
I have things to trade in the cafeteria. There's hams and cheeses, doughnuts, and juices. Socks too, and wet wipes, toys and jewelry. I've got books too for those who want them and markers in lots of colors. There's a lot more too. I'll be here all day or until it's all gone.
[ she took over a section of the cafeteria for her use. her direwolf lies beside her, guarding both her and the cart.
her wheeled cart ( commandeered from the clinic ) is full of items: the top has a tray of finger food from the promised cold hams and cheeses to oysters and shrimp packed in ice with sauces alongside, even cooked mini pizzas. below are assorted vending machine goods in their wrappers, sacks of ground coffee and hot chocolate, and a dozen fresh doughnuts. she has a pitcher of lemonade and a half-gallon of fruit punch.
in the drawers are assorted items such as wipes, hand sanitizers, socks and scarves, toys including a stuffed bear that moves and talks when you press its stomach, a few books and papers and markers.
hidden inside a bag at the girl's feet are a few cartons of cigarettes and small bottles of whiskey and wine for those who can pay a little extra. ]
I have things to trade in the cafeteria. There's hams and cheeses, doughnuts, and juices. Socks too, and wet wipes, toys and jewelry. I've got books too for those who want them and markers in lots of colors. There's a lot more too. I'll be here all day or until it's all gone.
[ she took over a section of the cafeteria for her use. her direwolf lies beside her, guarding both her and the cart.
her wheeled cart ( commandeered from the clinic ) is full of items: the top has a tray of finger food from the promised cold hams and cheeses to oysters and shrimp packed in ice with sauces alongside, even cooked mini pizzas. below are assorted vending machine goods in their wrappers, sacks of ground coffee and hot chocolate, and a dozen fresh doughnuts. she has a pitcher of lemonade and a half-gallon of fruit punch.
in the drawers are assorted items such as wipes, hand sanitizers, socks and scarves, toys including a stuffed bear that moves and talks when you press its stomach, a few books and papers and markers.
hidden inside a bag at the girl's feet are a few cartons of cigarettes and small bottles of whiskey and wine for those who can pay a little extra. ]
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I cannot read them. They are all in English.
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Oh, it is not so difficult. I can teach you if you like.
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I wouldn't want to trouble you.
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All right. Pick whichever you want. [ her selection is composed of new books with clean pages removed from a bookshop in an airport. two are thick novels, one is a collection of short stories and another of assorted fairytales, and a self-help book picked up because the cover drew the eye. ]
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Books are so costly, would I have enough to offer?
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She takes it to hold over her breast, right above her heart. ]
Then I will treasure it as my most prized gift here. You do by your lord and king rightly.
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I try to.
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Though I will be returning the favor I hope by helping you read English. If it is true that you enjoy missions so, it could be a useful skill.
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[ She picks up a doughnut. Whatever it is, it smells good.]
A cake? Why are there holes? There is nothing to fill them.
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Yes.
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Now, you say doughnut, but I see no nuts. Have you any idea where these come from?
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[ She wrinkles her nose. ]
That sounds not well at all.
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May I wonder, what think you of the exiles, Cat? Those that we were told to leave behind?
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Some of them were my friends.
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He voice drops, careful not to let others overhear as she looks at other things. ]
I am sorry. But perhaps you can have another one. He seems closer to your age than others, and I worry for keeping him locked away at all times.
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That was good of you. I…I don't know what I could do.
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