[Canada gets off the train and frowns down at the pocketwatch. He picks up Kumajiro, who is trotting at his ankles, not wanting him to get lost in this strange place.]
I don't know what's going on, Kumari, but I really don't think I like it. This place is completely deserted...
[The bear looks up at him.]
Who?
I'm Canada! Your owner!
[Canada sighs, not
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...America? The fuck?
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I'm not America, Romano, I'm Canada!
[He really shouldn't get that upset; he expects it, but even so!]
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Hmph, whatever. Same fucking thing. You're stuck here too, then?
[He's in a particularly great mood today, as far as his moods go, so it's to be expected he doesn't take the time to think over details.]
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Um, I'm not that much like America, we just look alike. But yeah, I'm stuck here too. Sounds like there's a lot of us.
[He's not sure why Romano always seems so grouchy, but he's lived with Russia for a neighbor, he can handle it.]
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Whatever, damnit. I know me, Venneciano, Germany, Prussia, France and Austria are here. And some other bastards, Iunno. Actually, lots of bastards. [With that said, he will offer some tentative not-so-grouchiness, albeit still in a moody tone of voice.] You've got somewhere to go, right? I don't care how used to the cold you are, it's not fucking healthy to stay outside too long.
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So, some nations, and then other people. Well, at least it's not a ghost town, like I first thought.
[Surprise keeps him silent for a moment before he answers. That was almost nice! He is used to the cold, but...]
I do, actually, thanks.
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[He rolls his eyes.] Thanks for what, damnit? I didn't offer anything. [Americans Canadians are so wierd.]
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[America flipping out over ghosts never ends well, as Canada knows.]
Nothing, never mind.
[Canada knows enough not to explain why he said thanks. Even if it makes him seem weird.]
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...You're fucking strange, you know that, bastard? [He shakes his head in annoyance.] Whatever.... Mph, I almost forgot. For god's sake don't read anything into this, damnit, but... what year do you think it is?
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[Canada shrugs, not bothered by being called strange.]
We're all strange, depending on who's looking. Better than being forgettable. And the year? January 2012, the holidays just ended. It was a much calmer Christmas than usual.
What would I read into a question like that?
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[It sounded a little mean, but he said it affectionately.]
1941? Weird. I wonder why; everyone else seems to be from more or less the present.
[He ignores Romano's aside about not caring - he's acting a bit like Arthur right now, so Canada has practice in not reacting to that kind of thing.]
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I don't know, it's fucking weird, and I think Venneciano's brain broke because of it. [Not that he really wants to get into detail about that, that would be admitting weakness to someone close to America. And that is always a bad idea. Always.]
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Oh... I hope it gets better for him.
[He means what he says. He doesn't know Italy well, but that can't be easy.]
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I'm sure it's just temporary, while he adjusts.
[He really has no idea how to respond to the sane comment.]
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