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Quest 086

May 26, 2009 15:32

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eighteen and loving it, taking care of business, knights and ladies, rosella's thoughts on love, absence makes the heart go yonder, shakespeare is my homeboy, not traumatized yay!, time to be a princess, a modern sort of princess, why yes i am a ninja, gotta love that optimism, rosella's journal, too many questions

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misterblackbird May 26 2009, 22:23:24 UTC

So you had your fortune told by the mechanical gypsy too, then?

primrosella May 26 2009, 22:30:26 UTC

Mmhmm, I did--as a curiosity, more than anything else. I'd never seen anything like it before.

misterblackbird May 26 2009, 22:31:20 UTC

That's mostly the reason I had mine told too: it was a curiosity and a novelty.

primrosella May 26 2009, 22:36:07 UTC

...And how did yours turn out?

misterblackbird May 26 2009, 22:44:10 UTC

The Tower--

It was all nonsense, of course.

primrosella May 26 2009, 22:48:21 UTC

Oh. Really? Because mine was-- Well, perhaps you're just too much of a mystery, even for a fortune-teller, then.

misterblackbird May 26 2009, 22:49:58 UTC

There was something of that in the cards as well. The Moon card, I think, was what represented me. And I wonder if the 'deities' had a hand in this as well--I've met the Moon card before--

primrosella May 26 2009, 23:12:37 UTC

I had the, um...Three of Wands? I thought was pretty, anyway. But from what the reader said, it described me rather well.

misterblackbird May 26 2009, 23:13:18 UTC

And what did the reader say it meant?

primrosella May 26 2009, 23:20:06 UTC

Er. She said...that it stood for exploration, foresight, and leadership, and that the person represented by it is someone who knows the value of adventure in filling one's life and gaining wisdom.

misterblackbird May 26 2009, 23:40:00 UTC

You know my feelings on things like fortune-telling, but I'd still say that suited you.

[ooc: lol...T.S. Eliot's Fisher King... /obscure >>;; Sorry...]

primrosella May 26 2009, 23:48:12 UTC

It does. ...All of it did, actually. It was almost unsettling how accurate she was, at least with mine.

[OOC: Whee, The Wasteland?]

misterblackbird May 26 2009, 23:59:33 UTC

Yes, but there's nothing really in it. It's easy to believe these sorts of things, you know, if one wants to believe them.

[ooc: Indeed, indeed~!]

primrosella May 27 2009, 00:08:26 UTC

Mm. As you said, I know your feelings on things like fortune-telling. And I think you know mine, too.

[OOC: I love Eliot, but I always focused more on Prufrock and Hollow Men, myself.]

misterblackbird May 27 2009, 00:18:52 UTC

I think I do, yes.

primrosella May 27 2009, 00:24:58 UTC

Besides, regardless of whether or not there's anything really in it, it's what I do with the advice that matters, don't you think?

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