While this may not be the best time for it, for those of you who have agreed to piano lessons, I have one of my own now if you would rather practice on it instead of the one at the Seventh Heaven. [Some people aren't fond of practicing in such a public place, after all.] Thank you again, China-san, for crafting it. It plays beautifully!
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Some music would be really nice, Brook.
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Anything that you would like, Katara-san. How are you feeling?
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I'm going to be fine.
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How are you?
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Of course. Ginko-san seems to know what he's doing, after all.
And I'm quite all right - thank you for asking. Do you have a preference for the piano or the violin?
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What's a violin?
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It's the one that I played at Sokka-san's birthday celebration. Do you remember it?
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Uh... [Does she remember it? That seemed so long ago.] Not very well, Brook. I'm sorry.
[She'd kind of be under the influence of a love experiment at the time.]
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...Sungi horn? [What do you know. An instrument he hasn't heard of.] I can't say that I have.
Ah, but it's no matter! I will simply have to play it for you again!
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[...too faint. Try again.] That would be nice, Brook. Thank you.
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[Somewhere towards the middle of his song, Katara turns her head away from the journal. It's so beautiful... and she is so tired, and hurting, and miserable, and is trying so hard not to be scared... she can't help but let a few tears out. When he finishes, there's a pause before she turns back to the book, eyes sill closed.]
That's beautiful, Brook. Just - really beautiful.
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[He's also noting how tired you sound.] I'm glad that you enjoyed it. Would you care for another?
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All right.
[No 'Yes, please,' no 'If you're not too tired,' just simple acceptance of what Brook has to give. And she takes it gladly.]
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And thus wordlessly, he'll begin to play a lullaby.]
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Thank you, Brook.
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