[Video]

[4before]

[Sissel appears on the screen. He has a very important question for you people.]

So... is there a reason there's so many written posts on this network? I don't see the point, you can just talk to people. And it's kind of frustrating for the people here who can't read.

[This is a serious concern, shut up.]

Comments

voice;

[frogglingwitch]

[ curiously ] You can't read?

voice;

[4before]

Nope. Not a word. Everything's just squiggles.

Re: voice;

[frogglingwitch]

Then why don't you learn?

voice;

[4before]

Uh... how? I don't remember ever going to a... what's that place called? Where you learn things?

Voice;;

[verdantventure]

You...can't read?

Voice;;

[4before]

Nope. Not at all.

Voice;;

[verdantventure]

I...can see how that would be problematic. Ah--perhaps you can get someone to teach you?

Voice;;

[4before]

Not a bad idea. I just have to find someone to teach me.

[video]

[meddlefussyfang]

It's convenient to have the messages left for people when we don't want to risk revealing how we feel about what we're saying. And it's nice and familiar to have the text.

[video]

[4before]

Familiar? Why?

[video]

[meddlefussyfang]

Text exchanges are the main way of talking to people that I'm used to. I lived a little out of the way for regularly visiting anyone, after all.

[video]

[4before]

Huh. Can't you use a phone?

[Video]

[nos_servabit]

Having problems, I'm guessing? Did you ever learn how to?

[Video]

[4before]

Not that I can remember, at least.

[Video]

[nos_servabit]

...

Do you need someone to teach you?

[Video]

[4before]

[Um.]

... Yeah. When do most people learn how to read, anyway?

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[prefers_head]

>>You really can