[In the library, Robin has discovered a very strange bookcase. The contents are shiny, new and dust-free autobiographies, on gleaming new shelves. And each and every one of them has a tacky title and cover that hails from the depths of advertising hell. But that's not the strangest thing about them. The strangest thing is the topics and the
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[Chopin is looking through the various tomes, curious on what this place has to write about him.]
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...! Ah. Maybe so. But does it have to do it like this?
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I suppose. But don't you ever wonder what this place actually thinks of the people living here. [Begins flipping through a few pages.]
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[suddenly smiles cheerfully] What's your name?
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[takes a quick look at the shelf, and by the time she sees the last book title, she's seething.] ..."Tragedy is a Joy" by the Millennium Earl. Bastard.
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Is that the Earl everyone here speaks of?
[Keeps his own book and finds...] "Dead Thesis" by Eshi? But this book says nothing but the word title for 400 pages.
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...Title, for 400 pages? Now that's even stranger!
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[Picks up another book.] This one doesn't have a title. [Opens up a few pages.] But it looks like it is written in German, perhaps.
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German? Hmm. Most of the books are in English for some reason, even when the person it's supposed to be by isn't. I wonder whose it is.
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[Flips the page. Spanish. Flips back a page. English. Flips a page forward. Chinese.] This book appears to belong to someone very well traveled.
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[peers at the book - but doesn't understand it since the page it's on right now is Greek] Does it say anywhere who it's by?
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