Nov 12, 2007 05:44
... I don't think this turkey will be eaten anymore.
The more I learn about Thanksgiving, the more I appreciative I become of this place. A life after death, with a heart. Though more hearts would be better. A library that will supply everything I will ever need to read. A peculiar ecosystem to be studied.
I suppose I am easy to please.
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I've been to the library, and it's quite nice. It has everything anyone could ever want to read, no matter their world, I would suspect.
And even if you are easy to please, all of those things would, and should, make anyone happy. This mansion is quite a resource.
...and what, praytell, is Thanksgiving?
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Indeed. I've always had a good book to read.
I haven't yet decided whether the mansion is simply magical or actually alive.
Thanksgiving is a time of gathering, celebrating good fortune, and sharing food. The worlds that celebrate it seem to treat it as a day of parades, entertainment, and parties.
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I've been researching hearts again. I feel like I am back, much younger, as Ansem's apprentice...cooped up in the library for all hours, reading and writing up hypotheses for the project.
I would think both, truly.
I see. That's quite interesting. Well, plenty here, even I, have enough to celebrate, what with being alive once more in this surreal sort of reality.
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Have you found anything of interest yet?
Yes, the once-dead here likely have a lot to celebrate. I'm not sure about the living, though.
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Somewhat. I have attempted to research the mansion as a whole, and came up with very little. Hearts, meanwhile, have an abundance of books, from fairy tales and folklore to muscular study. I will find something, I assure you. And if not, perhaps the mansion will be so kind as to gift me with one.
The living can celebrate that they are not dead.
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I hope for your success. Can I help at all?
... That is true.
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Thank you. Two heads are better than one, if you wish to join me. If not, that is quite alright. I'll give you and update if ever I should find something.
And they can be thankful that the darkness has not touched them.
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I will join you if I can be of any assistance.
Even more true. We have had little need to worry about Heartless here.
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Thank you, it is greatly appreciated. You'll find me on one of the taller ladders, in the back, under 'H' of Reference.
Indeed, a merciful thing. True, we could probably destroy them, but I doubt some of the residents here could.
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I think I will have no trouble finding you. I will bring tea.
There was a Heartless that used to live in the mansion. Xehanort's Heartless.
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Heh, yes, I doubt you'll have trouble. And tea...sounds wonderful, thank you again.
Xeha- His Heartless? Here? What happened?
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Ansem -- as he called himself -- was one of the many residents. For the most part, he did not bother anyone. ... He had great interest in Xehanort himself.
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He didn't...Wait. Xehanort was here too? All of them, the Heartless, the Nobody, AND Xehanort? And they didn't return to each other?
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Yes, all three were here at once. There was confusion as to why they did not merge, but there was not enough time for significant study.
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Interesting...I wish I had been there, or at least, remembered being there. It must have been quite a study.
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