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[lunchpenalty]

I found something interesting in one of the books tucked in the back of the library. For once, I think this is something that would be pretty interesting for all of us to do. So I don't mind Haruhi is making me announce it on the network this time.

It basically goes like this: I'll read a short story from this book, and you as the audience decides

Comments

[seguchimika]

I agree with you. Princess, Prince, King, and Bull.

[lunchpenalty]

[Well, wasn't expecting that at all.]

You agree with me completely? The odds of that are pretty slim.

[seguchimika]

I was debating between the Prince, and the Princess, for first.

The bull I would put last, because for all we know, the princess could have been wearing red, and therefore, the bull charged at her.

[lunchpenalty]

I see.

Well, as I said, the bull was just acting on instincts. Ignoring warning signs like that so blatantly... She didn't have to run away, but since she did, she could have at least watched where she was going.

What's your reasoning for nearly putting the Prince first?

[seguchimika]

If the prince knew that the princess did not love him, then he should have not pursued her.

[lunchpenalty]

The story never said whether or not Celestine actually told the Prince that. All she did was beg her father not to let the Prince marry her, and for all we know that could have been done in private.

It's just like the Prince trying to consummate the marriage. It never said he tried to force himself on her, but it's safe to assume the Princess didn't want it and, as such, she fled.

[seguchimika]

I suppose that's true.