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[hedda_t_gabler]

*a tall, striking, beautiful woman enters, looking confident and sure of herself. When she has enters she sighs, seemingly out of relief, and says to herself.* Finally, out of that house, that city...away! *to the people already there* Hello, I'm Hedda Gabler.

[Typist: I could resist taking Ibsen's wonderful heroine, Hedda Gabler. Someone, please

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[winestains]

*bows* Miss.

[hedda_t_gabler]

*tilts her head slightly to one side, looking at him* And may I know your name, Sir?

[winestains]

Of course, ma'am. I'm Osric.

[hedda_t_gabler]

Osric...no last name? And please, there's no need to call me 'm'am'. Just Hedda is fine.

[bad_bart]

*bows* Welcome, madam.

Typist: Cate PB! Yay!

[hedda_t_gabler]

*slight impatience* Oh, there's no need to call me madam, it makes me feel like an old woman who's been married for a decade and is halfway to her grave. Call me Hedda.

[Typist: I love Cate. :) And she was an amazing Hedda. *was lucky enough to see her play the role, yay!* And you're playing Glyde! Such an interesting character! He must be very fun to RP.]

[bad_bart]

*smoothly* Very well, but only if you address me as Percival.

Typist: Ooohhhh, lucky. You saw it in NY? And he's an evil bastard, but we love him. Especially since he sold his soul to regain his youth.

[hedda_t_gabler]

*smiles, slight interest* Very, well Percival. It's a pleasure to meet you.

[Typist: Yes, the theater where it was playing was only a few blocks away from my house. *squee* Glyde sold his soul to regain his youth? That must have been interesting...]

[illgotten]

*little grin* Hi.

[hedda_t_gabler]

*slight smile* And you are...?

[illgotten]

Mordred. *proffers a hand*

[hedda_t_gabler]

*takes the offered hand* Did your parents have a liking for incestuous British mythology?

[kent_mermaid]

*headtilts and bow* 'Lo, miss.

[hedda_t_gabler]

*oh, a woman dressed as a man. How interesting...Hedda smiles slightly* Just call me Hedda. And may I know your name?

[kent_mermaid]

*amusedly* Nan, miss. Or Neville, if you'd prefer it.

[hedda_t_gabler]

And why the need for both male and female names?