[In the front hall, right where anyone and everyone will walk by and see, James has set up a booth. The sign at the top says:
FILL ANY QUADRANT
1 GALLEON
(OR OTHER WORLDLY EQUIVALENT)
And, being the showman he is, James is standing up on his booth, shouting to anyone who will listen]
That's right! Step right up and I, James Potter, will fill
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You must be a versatile person, if you can fill any quadrant on demand.
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I'm incredibly versatile. I've got more versatility in my little finger than most people combined!
[Look at that charming eyebrow waggle. How can you fault him for any of his personality flaws?]
...And besides, even if I'm not versatile enough for someone, I'll find someone for that person. I'm a pretty good matchmaker, if I do say so myself.
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You're very confident. That's probably half the work in this case.
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[Then he eyes Nagi, because his curiosity just can't take it anymore.]
...How are you doing that with your voice? I've never heard anything like it!
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I have an artificial voice box.
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That's incredible! I've never heard of anything like it, not without magic anyhow. That's just brilliant! I mean, with a spell you'd have to keep it up constantly or be exceedingly clever about it, I think.
[He pauses then, realizing that he's kind of impolitely rambling at this point. Oops. Oh well.]
Err. Anyway, I'm James Potter. And you?
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To be honest, the technology isn't that complicated.
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And most technology is kind of complicated to me. I'd never even been in a house with light-switchy things until I showed up here.
[He makes an odd flick-y motion with his hand, in case Owl has no idea what he's talking about.]
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Prongs? I see. [He smiles. Kids are great.] Your world sounds very different from mine.
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That aside, any luck with this? [He indicates James's stand.]
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[AKA himself.]
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