It's not a joke, unfortunately, Miss. You've been kidnapped, in effect, and you're basically screwed, just like the rest of us. Any specific questions?
[WE ALREADY KNOW THIS MUN WANTS IT HOT AND AWKWARD]
I am holding up as best as I can though I've already made quite the racket. [the birds in the neighborhood will not forgive her] I just woke up in a bed that could not have been larger than full size with a stranger attired shabbily but fret not! [a barest hint of sarcasm is laced in her little ramble there]
[Technically they have by the conference call that is an open post, but for the sake of this:] I woke up fifteen minutes ago. From being kidnapped, in hair rollers and other Americana garb from the 50s.
Not just house, but... erm, town. As time goes on, you'll be given things from home. Not necessarily things you want, but things nonetheless. And if you haven't noticed by now, you're a human for the time being. Try to be careful.
I'm on Beulah Street. I think I've got a sketched map of the place and where to find some of the other nations here, if you want me to bring it over to you?
[wrinkles her nose at the street name; just wait sweetcheeks - you'll realize soon enough] This really is 50s Americana at its finest, non? Please? I will...ah, look for a number and perhaps you can find me.
[There's shuffling and moomoo's and curlers ahoy; returning with a:] 949. Wherever I am.
Oh. Oh, very well. [SHE'S BEEN REDUCED TO AWKWARD STAMMERING; throat clear] Merci. I will just, ah. Make myself semi appropriate. Adieu, Estonia.
[Once the receiver was back in its cradle the girl is tugging at the curlers in her hair with the efficiency of a spazzing fashion mogul backstage at a show; quickly making her way back upstairs with as much caution as she can. The only thing in her closet are cheery dresses surely fall knee length at minimum. She changed (in the bathroom; drone somehow STILL SLEEPING despite his wife's screech of doom) and headed downstairs to wait at her door, peering out at the bizarrely identical homes]
[After some issues (involving his droned housemates and a certain pet of his) Estonia is looking a tiny bit flustered by the time he's ringing at her doorbell, not entirely sure it's here at all. There's a heroic mochi perched on his shoulder. Don't ask. Or, you know, do.
When she opens the door, he'll give her an awkward little wave.]
[What, Estonia? Do pretty girls with long long hair (unfortunately even more curled than usual) make those boyish nerves go all asunder? Still, he gets the right 949. Spotting a familiar mop of blond out of the peephole Cosette pried the thing open with a flourish -- and sadly it wasn't in that 'welcome to my humble abode' sort of way]
I could kiss you, I think. That was quite fast... how far do you live from here?
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You sound familiar... [Way to be lame, Monaco. She's under pressure though - and no, it's not simply the tightly coiled curlers doing it.]
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[Pause; realizes he's a bit confused on who she is. Line face.] Monaco. Principality of. [Smirk... not like he can see it.]
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Oh, Monaco! Ah... I didn't recognize your voice, I'm sorry. How are you holding up?
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I am holding up as best as I can though I've already made quite the racket. [the birds in the neighborhood will not forgive her] I just woke up in a bed that could not have been larger than full size with a stranger attired shabbily but fret not! [a barest hint of sarcasm is laced in her little ramble there]
This is bad, Estonia. Very bad.
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Uh... I mean, have things been explained to you yet?
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Is this some bizarre game of house? [grrrrrr.]
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This is the gift that keeps on giving. Truly. [mutter] Where are you in this mess, anyway? It would be nice to know where familiar faces are.
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[There's shuffling and moomoo's and curlers ahoy; returning with a:] 949. Wherever I am.
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[Once the receiver was back in its cradle the girl is tugging at the curlers in her hair with the efficiency of a spazzing fashion mogul backstage at a show; quickly making her way back upstairs with as much caution as she can. The only thing in her closet are cheery dresses surely fall knee length at minimum. She changed (in the bathroom; drone somehow STILL SLEEPING despite his wife's screech of doom) and headed downstairs to wait at her door, peering out at the bizarrely identical homes]
What did I get myself into?
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When she opens the door, he'll give her an awkward little wave.]
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I could kiss you, I think. That was quite fast... how far do you live from here?
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