"The said states hereby severally enter into a firm league of friendship with each other, for their common defense, the security of their Liberties, and their mutual and general welfare." Articles of Confederation
before.Most of the time, America doesn’t think about life before England. He remembers hunger and pain and fear, which is enough to keep him from digging too deeply into before. This, though, he does remember
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Thirteen Voices Raised 13a/13
anonymous
November 25 2010, 17:46:09 UTC
xiii. (or the state of love)
Delaware feels he is a rather sensible person, much better than his colony-siblings anyway. It’s a sensible thing to be annoyed at England with all his going on and America is a nice kid so there is no logical reason not to join with him (and Penn does go on just as bad as England sometimes). It’s only when England snarls at him about his giving up everything does he think about it for a second. Still, Delaware likes feeling sensible even if he has to lie a bit to himself.
Pennsylvania does not fall in love with America because of their resemblance; no matter what other, stupid, states said (if he wanted that he could have always started something with Delaware). He was the one that saw America in the beginning when he was still learning. He’s watched him become inflamed with ideas that make him glow like a personal sun. That is something that makes everything worth it
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Thirteen Voices Raised 13b/13
anonymous
November 25 2010, 18:06:49 UTC
New Hampshire doesn’t get a lot of chances to spend time with America. The others have all split into factions and if you manage to avoid the Penn-York-Jersey combo attack you would be sure to run into Mass, plus the two he hung around with, and their large range of knives. The more southern ones probably have things too but Hampshire has never been down there. Still, America doesn’t seem to notice or care and the few moments they’ve had made Hampshire develop a crush that is slightly larger than New York. This is why Hampshire tries to get Vermont in; she needs a group of his own
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Re: Thirteen Voices Raised 13b/13
anonymous
November 28 2010, 07:15:10 UTC
Gah! I totally missed this! Aw, this was so sweet. For some reason Rhode Island is the cutest, but they were all kind of adorable. I am totally looking forward to/dreading the Civil War!
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"The said states hereby severally enter into a firm league of friendship with each other, for their common defense, the security of their Liberties, and their mutual and general welfare."
Articles of Confederation
before.Most of the time, America doesn’t think about life before England. He remembers hunger and pain and fear, which is enough to keep him from digging too deeply into before. This, though, he does remember ( ... )
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“It is nice to see you, Del, but why should we meet alone.” Now it’s Delaware’s turn to blink. He says, half to himself it seems ( ... )
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So sad that this is going to be ending soon. :-(
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(or the state of love)
Delaware feels he is a rather sensible person, much better than his colony-siblings anyway. It’s a sensible thing to be annoyed at England with all his going on and America is a nice kid so there is no logical reason not to join with him (and Penn does go on just as bad as England sometimes). It’s only when England snarls at him about his giving up everything does he think about it for a second. Still, Delaware likes feeling sensible even if he has to lie a bit to himself.
Pennsylvania does not fall in love with America because of their resemblance; no matter what other, stupid, states said (if he wanted that he could have always started something with Delaware). He was the one that saw America in the beginning when he was still learning. He’s watched him become inflamed with ideas that make him glow like a personal sun. That is something that makes everything worth it ( ... )
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Aw, this was so sweet. For some reason Rhode Island is the cutest, but they were all kind of adorable.
I am totally looking forward to/dreading the Civil War!
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