[Hymn #68] ~Staccato~

[a_severed_fate]

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((OOC: Response to this lovely conversation. I-I'm sorry! XD))

What a truly detestable person.
It's my job to assist civillians, regardless of how unpleasant they may seem, and yet I've never run into one before that was so... entirely unmanageable. It's as if he behaves that way on purpose. Why would anyone?

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[notaluchador]

Oh, are you talking about the Easter bunny? That's a fun tradition. I always liked the chocolate bunnies they sold in stores.

[a_severed_fate]

The Easter bunny? That may be correct.I can't say that I'm overly familiar with it, however.

Chocolate... bunnies? They must be a delicacy in your world.

((OOC: Yes, she's imagining an actual rabbit dipped in chocolate. Literal.))

[notaluchador]

I'm not surprised. It's really an Earth tradition - and American to boot. My family's Easter was a lot more solemn.

But they're amazing. Milagro and I used to always bet on who'd eat our ears first.

[a_severed_fate]

Earth is a planet, correct? So then I'm assuming America is a country of some sort.

By more solemn, do you mean perhaps the beliefs relating to a god and his son?

[Feels a little... um.] Oh, the poor-- ah, that is, yes, I see. That's certainly a unique tradition, although I suppose it isn't far removed from a fancy rappig dish.

[notaluchador]

Yep! Japan's another country on Earth, and that's where most people here come from.

Easter's actually the celebration of Jesus's death and resurrection, so you're right again. It's a very solemn holiday in Mexico, where my parents are from, but America makes it more light-hearted.

Huh? How're chocolate in bunny molds a unique tradition? You've never had chocolate in different shapes?