[It's pouring outside the Varia mansion today, as per usual for this event. Not that Fran would care, but there's currently a wall missing in said mansion and the lower floor is currently quite...aquatic.]
[But today, Fran is looking on the bright side of life (for once) and using this downpour to his advantage.]
[By showering in it.]
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Do you really think everyone wants to see your skinny body?
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[Have a small glare for that, while soap drips down his face.]
I didn't want everyone to see, Master. And I've gained some weight.
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Oh, really? I thought you liked the attention.
You won't be gaining any more weight, though, now that our food is gone.
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[He splashes a bit of water into the mansion's open wall.]
Oh, I wonder why our food is gone, Master. Maybe you'd like to explain?
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[Hmm. Contemplation, and then a laugh.]
Because you're cursed with misfortune.
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[Glare.]
I'm cursed with a Master that lets our house and food get destroyed.
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[Laughing at you.]
Just catch flies.
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[And serious face, staring into your soooouulll. or lack thereof.]
I have before, Master. They didn't taste good. I'd much rather eat the flesh of a pineapple-flavored human than have to eat flies again.
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Though we've been offered a surprising amount of help. People here seem altogether too generous. [Mukuro is suspicious of nice people.]
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Then reap the benefits of their kindness, Master. I'd rather not die again from starvation or exposure, please.
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But don't worry, I will. I don't intend to go hungry either, no matter how strangely generous they might be.
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I think they just like to be generous. I don't understand it either. It's really a waste of food sometimes.
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It's suspicious, really. But some people simply enjoy being stupidly nice, I guess.
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That just means more food for us, then. Shouldn't Master be happy?
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And yes, I suppose I am happy.
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Then why are you suspicious, Master?
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