[ It's quite sunny today! Sunday has taken advantage of the weather, apparently; from the mirror's awkward angle, it appears to be outside, low to the ground. But it's close enough for a clear view of what's happening
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I've known quite the ill-tempered flora, only some of them are partial to singing. The roses in particular, they take to tossing thorns at passersby. I've found daffodils to be some of my favorite company.
I do suppose that could be handy--but they're very solitary selfish things--beautiful and pleasing to the senses--but not particularly pleasant. They toss barbs on their own accounts. Very proud, roses.
Oh, a little this, a little that--something I enjoy, you see. [he smiles, gesturing with a small pair of scissors]
That's not the half of it! They can be kindly when they choose, but most of the time, they're very temperamental and...well..rude. Perhaps yours will be more agreeable.
Temperamental, certainly. I do hope so. Although the roses I used to grow seemed to be fairly placid as long as I kept an eye on them, regardless of colour. But perhaps I just have an affinity with plants, I suppose.
[it takes him some time to travel from Twinklebat to Grincat, but the Hatter eventually makes it, traipsing quietly, a melody under his breath, heading through the town]
...Cogs and pabs, my Lord Sunday...
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It's not the broadcasting of his hobby he minds; it's the responses to it. ]
I happen to like gardening, thank you.
[ It's a flat statement. Apparently he's had to do this plenty of times before. ]
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[he grins, dazzled by the flowers, the very colors--they could serve as inspiration for anyone]
They're frabjous, tandmonious, splendificant--sir, they're beautiful...
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[ Also, they scream loudly whenever he goes near them, which is just annoying. ]
But I suppose they are quite pretty, in a way.
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[he nods, tapping his fingers against his mouth]
In most and every way...
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If they all do that, then I will have to train them out of it, I suppose.
Then again, it would make an effective deterrent towards intruders.
[ He looks mildly thoughtful. ]
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I do suppose that could be handy--but they're very solitary selfish things--beautiful and pleasing to the senses--but not particularly pleasant. They toss barbs on their own accounts. Very proud, roses.
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What are you doing?
Hm, I've found they tend to do that. Very pretty, but hard to grow; they require optimal conditions for the best results. Incredibly picky.
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That's not the half of it! They can be kindly when they choose, but most of the time, they're very temperamental and...well..rude. Perhaps yours will be more agreeable.
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So what is it that you do?
Temperamental, certainly.
I do hope so. Although the roses I used to grow seemed to be fairly placid as long as I kept an eye on them, regardless of colour.
But perhaps I just have an affinity with plants, I suppose.
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[smiles a bit, his hands working away]
They do seem to like you...I wonder--would you like any company?
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You've been working at that for a long time, then?
[ pauses. this friendship thing is weird. did he actually ask to be around Sunday voluntarily, what. ]
Hm. If you really wish to join me, I suppose that would be all right. I believe the town I'm currently residing in is Grincat.
Take your time.
[ And he continues to tend to his plants. ]
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[he smiles, tucking the fabric into his pocket and standing, the mirror in hand]
Splendifficant! I'll be along!
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Old habits die hard, I suppose.
[ just nods. ]
All right.
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[it takes him some time to travel from Twinklebat to Grincat, but the Hatter eventually makes it, traipsing quietly, a melody under his breath, heading through the town]
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Right now he's just taking a tea break, and occasionally pushing an errant walking flower back into place.
He appears to be lost in thought. ]
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