[The nights were getting somewhat shorter, yes, but they were still long. And dark. And after more than a few months of this, he was just feeling depressed. But you'll find him in a wool Icelandic sweater in the corner with a mug of hot chocolate, trying to convince you he's perfectly fine, mmyep. Not even preparations for Eurovision were pulling
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Halló, right? Mind some company?
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Já, halló. Um, I guess I wouldn't mind.
[He hugs the mug of hot chocolate closer to himself and scoots over a little bit.]
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Thanks. How are you?
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Alright. And yourself?
[The bear. He was rather bemused by it, not sure if he should pet it or not. It was a bear and all. Though, the bear was rather cute.]
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[And this bear is gonna keep sniffing and nudging with his nose until you pat him.]
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[It took him a moment, but he realized and pet it a little. Soft. Kind of like Mr. Puffin.]
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[Gesturing at the bear,] He'll be your friend forever if you keep that up. Won't remember who you are, but he'll like you.
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[He can't help chuckling at the bear, and continued to pet it. With it draped over his lap, he was definitely feeling warmer. That made him feel a bit better.]
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...What kind of inter-provincial games are you holding..?
[Iceland is perfectly okay with this. Mr. Puffin snuggled with him, but there was nothing like snuggling a live bear.]
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The Canada Games, my people named them. They're... a bit like the Olympics, but just for my people. We gather every two years for a few weeks of friendly sports and music and parties. They're in Halifax, this year, which means Nova Scotia will be throwing some awesome Celtic kitchen parties. Should be pretty fun.
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Oh... that sounds like a lot of fun then. [He always forgot that Canada was... such a large country. He only really still knew about Manitoba. Gimli, Manitoba.]
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[Iceland just remembers not-so-fond things about the place. Hardships were why they left for the New World, and such, and even planned on sending the entire population there to escape things. If he were in a better mood, he'd probably be a bit more reasonable.]
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Well, you're always welcome, no matter how long or short you want to make your stay. And it doesn't have to be for the Games. I'm sure Manitoba and I could throw together a folk-festival to celebrate your visit.
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W-Well, um, I may just visit. I'll talk to my boss. [He did like the idea of seeing the decedents of his countrymen.] ..No need to make it super grand or anything though.
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