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capuletnomore

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Jan 03, 2012 21:53

Lord Jones, I have finished with your book. When would be a convenient time to return it to you?

[She glances down at the copy of the play in her lap.]This has been a - a most insightful play. Inaccurate in regard to details, but accurate in spirit, I think. Though I can but hope Lord Shakespeare has misrepresented my Romeo's actions near the ( Read more... )

who is this shakespeare, 4th walling herself, sort of mourning, thoughtful, missing people so much

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[Video] buntails January 4 2012, 03:04:13 UTC

[She can guess that Juliet isn't really as composed as she seems; no one could be, after reading a story like that, and knowing it relates to them somehow. Even if it's a story of a distant past, or another world, it's a shock. So Usagi is tactfully quiet when she replies.]

Do you want to hang out awhile? [She offers distraction.] We could work on something while we talk. [She offers an open ear. And arms for hugs.]

[Video] capuletnomore January 4 2012, 03:07:58 UTC

[Usagi would be guessing correctly on that.]

I - I would like that, yes.

[Video] buntails January 4 2012, 03:12:05 UTC

[And while her rare tactful streak continues, she asks:]

Is now alright?

[Video] capuletnomore January 4 2012, 03:30:50 UTC

Now would be fine. You are welcome to come here for a visit, if you like. I am sure Spike will not mind.

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[video] grandtheftbody January 4 2012, 05:08:11 UTC

Princes are rarely fair.

It must have been interesting to read a story like that - about yourself.

[video] capuletnomore January 5 2012, 01:04:53 UTC

Our Prince has never been anything but fair, Lord Mukuro.

[She hesitates for a moment.]

Interesting is a good word to use, yes.

[video] grandtheftbody January 5 2012, 04:11:32 UTC

I've read that story, in my world. I did consider if you might be that Juliet.

How accurate is it?

[video] capuletnomore January 8 2012, 19:34:25 UTC

[Her eyes widen for a moment at that, before she adopts an almost resigned look.]

Another who knew of my story before I did. Should this Lord Shakespeare ever find himself here, I must thank him, I suppose, for finding my family of enough interest to write a play.

It is accurate in terms of the main events, and the sequence of those events, to the best of my knowledge. At home, I have just sent Nanny to Friar Laurence, so I do not know what happens beyond that from personal experience. It is in the details where the story varies from the truth I know.

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video golden_hawke January 4 2012, 12:43:39 UTC

The ending is the same as what you saw, Juliet?

-=His voice is quiet and gentle.=-

video capuletnomore January 5 2012, 01:05:46 UTC

[She nods.]

I - I did not expect it to be very different.

video golden_hawke January 5 2012, 01:48:45 UTC

-=He nods. He's not going to say he's sorry, though he does feel bad. No one has a choice when they're called back.=-

Then it is important to make the most of here.

video capuletnomore January 5 2012, 01:54:59 UTC

I intend to. That is something I have always wished to do, and that I hope I am doing. Even if what waited for me at home were different, I would want to make the most of my time here.

It is selfish, but I - I hope I am able to stay for a long time.

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bestestfurrend January 5 2012, 19:50:40 UTC

It was a purrlay about people you know?

capuletnomore January 8 2012, 19:36:45 UTC

[Another troll. She takes a moment to wonder if this is one who was mean to Vriska, then decides it matters not at the moment, as the girl is being polite to her, and nods.]

Yes, written after the lot of us were long dead. It is quite odd to read a play about people you know, and to imagine them speaking the words another has written for them.

bestestfurrend January 8 2012, 20:22:23 UTC

Ohh, you're right, that has to be so furry furry weird! Why would someone write a purrlay like that? Were you all famous?

capuletnomore January 8 2012, 20:49:51 UTC

I know not why the playwright chose to write about us all. I would not have thought us famous at all.

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[video] hideyosammich January 6 2012, 15:19:48 UTC

Are you alright? [Because he's totally willing to come over and give her a hug. He owes her one anyway.]

[video] capuletnomore January 8 2012, 19:40:46 UTC

I - I believe so. It is most odd, to read such a thing. To see where Lord Shakespeare has embellished or created parts from whole cloth. It - know you if the things that happen to the others are accurate, Doctor? I know of myself and of Romeo, but Count Paris and Benvolio, and Romeo's Lady Mother...is all of that true, think you, or has it been embellished?

[She can use all the hugs she can get.]

[video] hideyosammich January 11 2012, 19:50:55 UTC

Hmm. Weeeeeeell. I do happen to know Will, and he seems more of the embellishing type, but I can't say for sure. [sympathetic smile] Would you like some company? I can bring the kittens with me.

[video] capuletnomore January 12 2012, 00:47:50 UTC

You know the man who has written this play? Should he ever find himself here, think you that you could arrange a proper meeting for the two of us? I would like to hear from his own lips how he came upon my story in the first place.

[She'll smile in return.]

I am always glad of your company, Doctor. And I am certain Carina would enjoy meeting your Koschei and Theta.