This night for dreamers starts in blackness. Without form or shape, it may seem as though one is everywhere and nowhere at once. There are whispers rising from the dark from many voices, strange voices, more feelings than words. They speak of birth, life, and the inevitable death. They speak of something between death and birth, as well. Some
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I want some!
[She rummages in her pockets and - voila! - the yen she'd been carrying seem to be gil somehow. Convenient, that.]
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I'd like two dozen.
[She can think of exactly what vases to put them in, stems wet by cool water.]
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Two dozen ... [ she starts gathering them, careful to arrange them so they complement each other. ] You must really love flowers. Most people only buy one or two at a time.
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Is this what you mean by gil? It thought those were what fish had.
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[ though the mention of fish has her thinking about it ... appearing in the distance is a gangly teenaged stockboy wrestling with a large, still-live fish to bring to his restaurant. Aerith glances at the sight, her expression bemused. ]
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Hm. [ A flower? Does he look like a flower-buying sort? Still, what is one measly gil to him? At least she was not begging. He reaches into his jacket pocket and picks out a single coin with a gloved hand. ] Here. [ Guilford checks the watch on his other wrist for the fiftieth time, that hand holding a briefcase tightly. ]
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but goodness, she can hardly picture this man doing anything raucously, let alone visiting a brothel.
that's a good thing about peddling flowers, though; sometimes it provides a handy excuse for her to indulge her curiosity -- and, to her faint surprise, he even accepts the offer. she provides one and takes the gil with a polite smile. ] Thank you, sir. [ -- though he's already checking his watch by then, hm ... worried about missing a meeting? she wonders. ] Are you waiting for the next train?
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Oh joy. Conversation. He gives a muted sigh, before giving her another once-over. What's her angle - can't she just take her money and leave? ] Yes.
[ And then he turns back to the tracks, squinting down along the path until it curves out of sight. There was sight-nor-sound of oncoming traffic on the rails. ] It is frustratingly late.
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"Sorry. Six flowers, less lovelorn rambling."
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In case she is speaking to someone else, Sam holds up a hand to get her attention, while digging in his pocket with the other, trying to gather up whatever gil he has in there.
"Uh, yeah. I'll take..." He counts out the gil he has in his hand. "I'll take four of them." Even though he has absolutely no need for flowers.
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She was indeed talking to him, and the small show of awkwardness gets a soft giggle from her before she leans forward, four flowers in hand. "Any idea what you'll do with them?"
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Sam holds out the four gil to her, still feeling entirely awkward about the whole thing. Buying them just seems like a nice gesture, and it's just helping him to socialize himself a little more, besides. He's just... at a bit of a loss now.
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