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Oct 16, 2011 14:15

[Juliet is working on some sort of sewing project, sitting by the window in the main room of the Capulet house. She concentrates fully on the purple fabric, not looking up to speak.]It has been six months since I arrived to this city. Six months to the day. During such time, I have gained and lost family, made very dear friends, and found myself ( Read more... )

home sweet home, family time, thoughtful, i want my daughter back, domestic life, missing people so much

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[Voice] reflectivedawn October 16 2011, 22:20:26 UTC

[You get voice today, Juliet. Because there are some things he's still not strong enough to face people on. Bubbles just so happens to be one of them.]

Are we gonna share custody of him too?

[Voice] reflectivedawn October 17 2011, 00:22:28 UTC

Tea isn't my thing, remember?

[He is going to find a way to crush those apples and make juice, even if it kills him.]

You never told me that.

[Voice] capuletnomore October 17 2011, 00:33:28 UTC

I remember. The tea which I had then was most bitter. Hawke has promised to show me how to make his sort of tea, though, which is much more palatable.

[She will adore apple juice if/when he succeeds, and will trade gladly for some.]

I forgot myself, on the day. It was the day I was attacked and branded. And it seemed silly to mention afterward, in light of all that happened and kept happening.

[Voice] reflectivedawn October 17 2011, 00:38:40 UTC

If it helps, I don't like the kind Ukitake makes either.

[As if he'd want her to trade after everything she's done for him.]

Guess you'll just have to accept a present three months late, won't you?

[Voice] capuletnomore October 17 2011, 01:04:47 UTC

What sort of tea does Lord Ukitake make?

You are most kind, Riku. Having the friends I do here is present enough.

[Voice] 1/2 reflectivedawn October 17 2011, 01:10:09 UTC

[Voice] reflectivedawn October 17 2011, 01:10:34 UTC

Did you just... call him Lord Ukitake?

[Voice] capuletnomore October 17 2011, 01:17:27 UTC

Should I not? I do not know him very well - I believe we have only conversed once or twice over the little machines.

[Voice] reflectivedawn October 17 2011, 01:18:15 UTC

I think it's a bit too formal for him.

[Voice] capuletnomore October 17 2011, 01:25:03 UTC

Then what would be an appropriate form of address for one who does not know him well?

[Voice] reflectivedawn October 17 2011, 01:32:10 UTC

Just call him Ukitake, Juliet. I don't think he'll mind.

[Voice] capuletnomore October 17 2011, 01:49:40 UTC

It seems very casual to address an elder by name only when he has not given permission to do so.

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