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eldest_hatter

004; In Which Sophie Is Curious About Homes

Oct 17, 2009 22:43

Due to the nature of recent events, I was curious as to what different places people come from. It seems many of us were speaking completely different languages and I think it would be interesting to learn about these other places that people here call home ( Read more... )

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is_an_island October 18 2009, 02:51:24 UTC

Well, I suppose I am my own home, but you already know that.

... What's Ingary like?

eldest_hatter October 18 2009, 02:56:43 UTC

Well, it's a lovely place, at least what I've seen of it is. We're ruled by a king, who is often assisted by his brother, Prince Justin. And the royal family is supported by many royal witches and wizards.

I used to live in Market Chipping which was a nice, quiet town with all kinds of shops and sights to see.

is_an_island October 18 2009, 02:59:48 UTC

A king, eh? I remember those days--except it was just Merlin's name on everybody's tongue.

Were your shops different from those here?

eldest_hatter October 18 2009, 03:02:32 UTC

Merlin? Was he your king?

Here at Mayfield? Yes and no I suppose. They sold similar things, like flowers, clothes and food. But shops here are so strange, sometimes with odd machines or fashions I've never seen before.

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glockblock October 18 2009, 02:53:24 UTC

I have visited many different areas and I do not have a place I can currently call home.

eldest_hatter October 18 2009, 02:57:09 UTC

No place to call home? None at all?

glockblock October 18 2009, 02:58:23 UTC

Affirmative. I spend most of my time at sea.

eldest_hatter October 18 2009, 02:59:31 UTC

At sea? Whatever for?

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dramakingsuoh October 18 2009, 03:59:09 UTC

I'm from a place called Japan. Ah...it's not that different from here, except everyone is Japanese and speaks Japanese and follows Japanese customs. There's more technology, and we have tall mountains, and ninjas, and samurais, and maid cafes.

eldest_hatter October 18 2009, 04:02:42 UTC

So more machines, like these televisions and telephones?

dramakingsuoh October 18 2009, 17:46:50 UTC

Yes, exactly. This place is like the past for me, although not too long ago. Only this country is America and mine is Japan, so culturally, it's different.

eldest_hatter October 18 2009, 23:56:18 UTC

What sort of things are different?

whatthequack October 18 2009, 04:09:34 UTC

Oh wow, you live in a kingdom? Like in a story?

eldest_hatter October 18 2009, 14:15:45 UTC

I don't know if it is like a story, but yes, I do live in a kingdom.

I take it you do not?

whatthequack October 18 2009, 19:20:30 UTC

I guess I've only heard about those in stories, then...

Oh, no! I live in a town called Kinkan.

eldest_hatter October 18 2009, 23:57:52 UTC

And what is Kinkan like?

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fist_of_flames October 18 2009, 04:30:27 UTC

Nothing really fancy like kingdoms and stuff but compared to this place, my home is pretty advanced technology wise and pretty much less of a pain to deal with since it can involve leaving a town to another town... or dare I even say to another country.

Eh, nothing too special though. Typical everyday life with everyday problems.

eldest_hatter October 18 2009, 14:17:29 UTC

Yes, being unable to move about freely from one place to another is certainly becoming a bother...

So then, are you used to such machines like the television?