The first one. She was a housewife in England. The 1840s. In her middle age, married, but with a busy husband who ignored her utterly. No children. She was very lonely.
It worked out well.
The second is Miss Stackhouse. And she is...Miss Stackhouse.
Enlightening. I've always found unnecessary use of persuasion to be an ultimately dangerous habit. You should take advantage of this opportunity to brush up on your people skills.
They haven't been of great concern to me for some time now. I would offer you the reason, but I worry someone with your beliefs may use it as a reason to no longer take me seriously. For whatever that's worth.
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I try to keep humans around to accept them. But I've been at a disadvantage here, frankly.
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It's a new...and difficult challenge, to gain their trust honestly.
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No. Twice.
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It worked out well.
The second is Miss Stackhouse. And she is...Miss Stackhouse.
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And I have people skills. I would simply choose no to use them with human people unless there is a greater need to. Not when a glamour is easier.
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