nineteen. ♡

[regallyso]

When has it ever been proper for a man, no matter his height, to hit a woman and render her unconscious? A young woman? Truly unbelievable. And to strike a girl who could not defend herself due to being ill. Greek as I may originally be, there is no excuse for this behaviour

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[museicalme]

Hon, seriously, thank you.

Why do I feel like this won't bode well for anyone?

[regallyso]

I would do anything to protect you, Euterpe. These may just be words, but I do mean them.

[museicalme]

I know, Calliope, and I appreciate it. You shouldn't have to though.

[regallyso]

You would need to ask my sister for that. I am not at liberty to give it out myself, even if I were to know it.

[regallyso]

And mine is Calliope. Thank you for the offer.

[wars_passion]

Damn straight. That's what I told her!

[museicalme]

Seriously? Damn, between you and my sister I'm starting to think I should have just sucked it up.

[regallyso]

Which part exactly?

[wars_passion]

That no matter what was said verbally that is no reason to strike a girl unconscious.

[ieter_amumon]

It is shocking that a man in this day and age would do such a thing! Are there no gentlemen left in the world?

I would never stand for anyone to treat a woman that way, and I consider each of you Muses a part of my family. I am not a violent man, but no one hurts a loved one of mine and gets away with it.

[regallyso]

I would not go so far as to say they are no gentlemen left in the world. One man does not represent an entire gender.

Thank you, Asclepius.

[ieter_amumon]

Good. I'd hate to be the last of a dying breed.

You're always welcome, dear Calliope. You and your sisters.

[decayingly]

No knight in its right mind would touch a woman. Watch where you send your claims.

[regallyso]

It is not a claim. A knight knocked my sister unconscious.

[decayingly]

And considering everyone seems to be sick and blowing up and left and right, it did not pass none of your minds to blame the sickness, if a little? No. It is easier to smear someone's good name in the mud.

[drinksalot]

Being sick don't give any man or knight an excuse to hit a woman.