"It's daytime somewhere. Quite a lot of somewheres, actually, or even an infinite number of somewheres for certain values of time. Guten tag, good day, buenos días..." The Pig adds several other daytime greetings in languages that can't be pronounced by human throats or spelled using the Latin alphabet.
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Because then? She'd have to move, out of politeness sake.
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Could be.
You never know.
Besides, the chair probably doesn't like being sat on that much, anyway, now that's it's self-aware.
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This would be why she sighs and floats upward, offering an apologetic pat to said chair.
Alas, it was a comfy chair...
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"YoU lEFt a MaRk, SpArKlY FlaMeY GiRlY ThInG."
She doesn't look up.
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More in a "no one's reminded her recently that heads are only supposed to turn so much" manner, but with a very bright smile.
"GuTeN taG!"
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A little, and her eyes glaze over as she listens, and she listens, and she giggles madly after a few moments.
And then she stops, and looks at her toes and there are pictures on the nails and some are laughing and some are crying and some are screaming.
And then she looks up and sees there's a pig and blinks. And smiles.
"DiD yOu CoMe FrOM thE mArKet Or StAy HoMe?"
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The Prince stumbles valiantly towards it, nonetheless. You never know who you'll encounter, in the . . .
not . . . woods. As is made abundantly clear when he trips over the chair.
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It's a very strange voice.
Still, it's a stranger laugh, that she lets loose and flies aroudn the room and lands, chirping, by the Prince, when he falls.
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"Who is it that laughs at my misfortunes?" he demands.
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But she means, "Shati."
Still giggling.
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"Hey there kiddo, what's going on?"
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"NoT a KidDo."
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"No offense meant."
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Of course, this chair seems to be eavesdropping on the conversation in progress.
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The original chair nods its agreement.
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