[Pakistan is sitting on her bed, tying a somewhat unwieldy bow around some rustic looking farming implements, primarily a hand plow.
She does not look like her normal cheerful self, and the light blue dubata she normally wears around her neck is missing.]
I hope this makes things better.
[She slides off of her bed, gathers up the tools in her
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Such a holiday wasn't ever celebrated in her country so seeing all the decorations was a new experience for the young nation. And, although neither she, nor Pakistan actually celebrated the holiday, Afghanistan still wanted to give her friend a present since it would be Quaid-e-Azam Day on Christmas. And she found the perfect gift - Pakistan's tricycle. The vendors had it somehow.
It was strange though. After the exchange, Afghanistan didn't feel the same about the gift. Some deep-rooted fear rose up and she couldn't understand it. Whenever she saw Pakistan within the mansion,
Despite her inexplicable mood changes, she now had Pakistan's tricycle and was rolling it into her room. When she sees her destroyed bed and Pakistan with a handful of farming tools, she stops in her tracks, incredibly confused...and a little scared.]
A-Afuu?
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This wasn't really--!
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--Is that my tricycle?
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A-Are those mine, afu?
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