[Having been to the post office earlier that day, in the early evening Hong Kong can be found sat on the porch of 767 Bunker Street holding a
gaohu, basically a modern Cantonese development of the erhu, with a higher pitch, held differently and smaller in size.
He hasn't started to play anything properly yet, only sits there quietly tuning it, with
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don't think he's forgotten that violin car alarm serenade, but he's actually curious to see how well you'll manage with an instrument of your own.]
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and actually he's stupidly tempted to just try the car alarm thing again, but no, he'll just go on pretending he's unaware of your presence and start to play.]
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That was quite pleasant.
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[he sets the instrument down on the other side of him]
And thanks.
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You're much more natural with that than you were with the violin.
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Most people in the villages in my house played the pipa first.
Then I learnt to play the erhu from China. Gaohu isn't a big difference.
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and he hands the gaohu over]
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Where did you get this from, anyway?
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[SPEAKING OF ACCOMODATING.....]
...Oh. I made some garlic chicken stir-fry for dinner.
There something else that I could make for you instead?
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and he is getting a very strange look at that.] No need to trouble yourself. I'm sure it'll be fine. [since obviously the only reason he could be offering to make something else is because he doesn't think the chicken will be up to standard.]
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[he shrugs] I guess I'll just make a batch with no garlic.
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oh.]
Please tell me you're joking.
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I never put garlic in your food. There's a post-it on the fridge. [ISN'T HE NICE..... lmfao also there may be some trolling going on here. or maybe he really does think charles can't have garlic. the world will never know]
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You know that's all folklore, don't you? Eating garlic won't cause me to spontaneously combust.
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What about crosses? Not that I'd have one of those.
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