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pinkgenocide in elegycity

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Oct 24, 2009 20:59

For a place that has supposedly kidnapped us, it seems remarkably eager to make us feel as though we are to belong here.

This is some sort of pagan holiday, isn't it?

[recorded a while later, accidentally]

I've met such nice people here, but I haven't been truthful with them...

[code geass] euphemia li britannia

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initiatively October 25 2009, 11:12:24 UTC

... Euphie? What do you mean?

1/2 pinkgenocide October 26 2009, 05:23:15 UTC

pinkgenocide October 26 2009, 05:23:42 UTC

Oh my goodness, that wasn't supposed to still be... that is...

initiatively October 26 2009, 05:54:32 UTC

... I understand. We all have our secrets...

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/voice/ dalmascanbloom October 26 2009, 01:55:21 UTC

This sounds similar to a masquerade ball. [Holding back her tongue on a "for commoners" comment.]

Re: /voice/ pinkgenocide October 26 2009, 05:17:29 UTC

Yes, doesn't it? I'm not familiar with this venue, "De Capo's". Is it a reputable place?

[ auuughalkfn;n private to euphemia ] byronics October 26 2009, 03:08:26 UTC

[ Auto-pinged. He's careful to keep his tone conversational, deliberate. ]

It's only reasonable for you not to be so open with those you've only just met. We can't be sure who any of these people were or what they did before they arrived. [ And, to make the casual interest seem more authentic, he adds teasingly ] Is the origin going to make you any less inclined to celebrate?

[ private to lelouch ] pinkgenocide October 26 2009, 05:25:00 UTC

I don't think it's like me at all, Lelouch, to be guarded.

No, of course not. It just seems so frivolous in comparison to the Britannian Imperial holidays.

naiveable October 26 2009, 13:22:33 UTC

What's a "holiday"?

pinkgenocide October 26 2009, 22:00:36 UTC

Usually it's a celebration held on a specific date, to recognize or commemorate something.

naiveable October 26 2009, 22:04:11 UTC

A... "Celebration"? So does that mean that people have fun?

pinkgenocide October 26 2009, 22:16:37 UTC

Yes, that's exactly right.

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[Voice, English] illusionsofice October 26 2009, 15:34:23 UTC

But still, we doesn't belong here.

Yes, Halloween was originally a Pagan holiday.

[he said nothing about the last part]

Re: [Voice, English] pinkgenocide October 26 2009, 22:05:54 UTC

I agree.

Many holidays have such an origin.

[Voice, English] illusionsofice October 27 2009, 03:00:41 UTC

Including Christmas.

Are you planning to come to the party?

[Voice, English] /fails and adds the rest of the tag pinkgenocide October 27 2009, 05:41:40 UTC

[ you can tell she's forcing her cheer here ]

And goodness, that's coming up not too far from now...

The party? I hadn't really thought about it...

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