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Dec 16, 2006 14:09

Why on earth was there a talking hat in my home speaking of those who subvert, betray, and lie?

And what is this Slytherin of which it spoke?

[ooc: Please note, this version of Walter really isn't particularly pleasant to people with whom he had any relations before. You've a better chance of pleasant or at least polite if he doesn't know you

belial, lyra, zorin, seras, sorting hat, jan, yumi/ko, alucard, captain

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ex_janvalent852 December 16 2006, 22:15:15 UTC
Snake with butterfly wings.

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dark_butler December 16 2006, 22:45:42 UTC
How useless.

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ex_janvalent852 December 16 2006, 22:52:43 UTC
Chantin 'toga' will make it better.

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dark_butler December 16 2006, 22:55:25 UTC
It would seem that immolation did not help your faculties.

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vaterlands_wolf December 16 2006, 22:20:10 UTC
I was told I was something called a Gryffindor. Confusing.

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dark_butler December 16 2006, 22:46:27 UTC
I don't know why a hat has any right to any opinion at any rate.

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vaterlands_wolf December 16 2006, 23:02:30 UTC
Nor do I.

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dark_butler December 16 2006, 23:13:16 UTC
And your cohorts here? Are they also classed as these "Gryffindors"?

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proudbutterfly December 16 2006, 22:37:17 UTC
It's our House! It would be the best after one changes the awful image it has~♥

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dark_butler December 16 2006, 22:46:51 UTC
Which awful image would that be?

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proudbutterfly December 16 2006, 22:55:43 UTC
One was told we're mean to be liars, deceivers, selfish, cunning ambitious bad guys with snide pseudo-aristocratic poise.

Frankly, one doesn't think these "Slytherin" people could be as cunning to choose such obvious symbol to represent them~♥

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dark_butler December 16 2006, 23:00:44 UTC
I have never been particularly ambitious. I shall leave the rest unaddressed.

But yes, you have an excellent point. How clever could they be to be so very obvious?

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sister_samurai December 16 2006, 22:55:12 UTC
I'm not really that sure, Mr. Dornez, but this person
is answering questions about it. The weird thing called me a "Hufflepuff".

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dark_butler December 16 2006, 22:56:47 UTC
A "Hufflepuff?" Somehow that sounds like a small animal easily crushed under one's heel.

Perhaps not so inappropriate.

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sister_samurai December 16 2006, 23:12:16 UTC
All of the names sound a bit silly to me.

That's the last time I try to be helpful toward you.

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dark_butler December 16 2006, 23:17:12 UTC
It's refreshing to see that you are capable of learning after all.

I would lean toward pretentious in three of the four cases.

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draculinaseras December 16 2006, 22:57:08 UTC
...

It's all confusing.

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dark_butler December 16 2006, 23:01:41 UTC
I regret that this is not an unusual circumstance for you, Miss Victoria.

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draculinaseras December 16 2006, 23:04:10 UTC
...sometimes... more often these days

Well, we can both agree that it doesn't make sense at this moment!

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dark_butler December 16 2006, 23:09:17 UTC
I am coming to understand that I can expect little to make sense here. The dead are not dead, the alive do not remember, and history has not yet happened.

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