Tenth Stir || [Accidental Video]

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[When the video feed turned on this time, the library came into view first. Or rather, what remained of the library. Snape himself was browsing through the remaining shelves, obviously searching for certain texts as he would pull out the occasional book, flip through it and either put it back or add it to the small stack of books hovering next to

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Whole lot of who?

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Everyone.

[But Aizen and Madara in particular, with a little Izuna added into the mix.]

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Everyone? Didn't think everyone was so against books. Was there a rally I missed?

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...

[Oh Merlin, one of those people who were particularly annoying and idiotic.]

No.

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Then sayin' everyone isn't very accurate!

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[Snape just heaved an annoyed sigh before turning back to the books.]

Was there something that you wanted?

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Why would I want anything? That'd be pretty selfish, yes?

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Everyone wants something at at least one point in their lives. It is human nature to be selfish.

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But y'don't go up t'strangers and ask them for whatever you want. Even if they have a lot of books.

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It's what you did when you asked me a question, is it not?

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That was just curiosity! Idle, even, not even the active sort.

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Yet you still asked for what you wanted, which in this case, was an answer to your question.

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And you didn't even take it seriously! Wasn't even a 'ard question too, you must not be much of a wish-giver.

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[And she got another eyebrow raise.]

A wish-giver?

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Y'kept talking about what I wanted, and asking about asking, so I thought you might be one of those spirit-things, the kind that makes wishes, yes? They 'ide out in household objects!

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[Did she just compare him to a muggle genie?!]

I assure you, I do not make it a habit to 'hide out in household objects'.