[Buffy's turned the camera on and is showing off a pile of presents on her bed. She turns the camera back to herself and she's kind of beaming, a sincere excited spark in her hazelgreen eyes. She's a little
dressed up, her hair up in a purposely and precisely messy bun.] Wow. Thanks, everyone. Really. I wasn't expecting- It means a lot. [Slight
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Happy New Year, sweetheart. Hope the party works out.
[He's not actually trying to annoy her this time, his voice steady and to the point, the message not lasting longer than it takes to record it. He wasn't sure if he should say anything after what happened in the gym, and he isn't sure why he did even after he hits send; he's not sure he wants to know, either, not consciously. He's having a hard enough time being lonely without giving it the power of looking it right in the face.]
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Thanks. Dean. [So maybe it's a little weird right now. But not especially. She isn't even angry about the sweetheart remark right now. Not after The Gym Incident and the awkward she feels.] You seem like the potential party type, why the no-go? [The tone in her voice is a little reserved, as if she kinda wants him to go but kinda doesn't. See above re: Awkward.]
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I need my beauty sleep, [he lies, because of course he knows she doesn't really want him there. Truthfully, he's not really sure he wants to be there - and he's definitely sure he doesn't want to go topside.] Face like mine doesn't just happen on its own, you know.
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Speaking of sleep, I'm pretty sure that the.. [There's a sound of her ruffling through things then picking up a box.] "Realistic Ocean Sounds" will be both ocean-y and realistic. Might even help with the relaxing.
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...not really.
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So, you got the party started a little early, huh?
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[Buffy needs some stuffy Britishness in her thread life.]
For the record, "Auld Lang Syne" means "old long since." Long ago. It's from the poem by Robert Burns.
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[Okay, yeah, she's full on teasing him now.]
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I must have left it in my other suit.
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[Have the thickest accent in the world as he goes through it-]
Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought to mind?
Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And auld lang syne!
Chorus.-For auld lang syne, my dear,
For auld lang syne.
We'll take a cup o' kindness yet,
For auld lang syne.
It's longer than that but that's the bit everyone cares about.
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Nevermind. It's because of the English accent. Duh.]
See now that I hear them I'm wondering why they're so easy to forget. ...Maybe because almost everyone's half past wasted when they sing it. [...] Thanks for clearing that one up.
For the blanket too.
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I don't think most people bother to remember the words and babble nonsense anyway.
I can bring beverages as well if you like. [He likes a good party.]
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Oh. Yeah! Can't have too many beverages. I think there's a law somewhere about that when New Years is concerned.
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