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[There's no video feed at first, just a few plaintive meows and the muffled sound of a girl's voice:] Wait, can you tell me where--
--at least the basketball court? Hold on--fine, leave! I'll find them myself. Stupid cat.
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[The Vine blooms. It pans in to a sleeve of a dark blue jacket, and then a hand with a silver ring
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I don't think we met before, but my name is Signum. I'm interested to know what it was like to leave.
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My name's Utena. What it was like to leave? ...Things are a little fuzzy, but I think I forgot everything about this place when I went back, and now the memories are showing up again.
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Maybe that's the point. If no one remembers what it was like being here, then the Queen and everyone that works for her keeps everyone left here trapped.
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I don't know anyone named Anthy, sorry.
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Yeah, that's what everyone else told me. I was hoping she'd shown up by now.
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What's the point of playing a game like that? What do you get out of it?
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...ah, Tenjou-san. Yes, I remember you; the feeling might not be mutual though, since it's been [a pause the space of a breath as Mami thinks back] a little over three months since we last met. As for your questions....I'm sorry to say that I don't know. There's certainly been no word from a girl by that name on the Vine that I've seen, but something like that isn't always conclusive.
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I remember you, Mami-san. It's nice to see you again. Have you been doing all right? [She nods, at the mention of the length of time, having already been told by a few others, and her smile loses some of its brilliance when Anthy is brought up.] Yeah. I guess she didn't make it here with me again. She would've said something by now if she had.
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She might arrive later on, of course....not much has changed since you left, I'm afraid. The Queen's as capricious about whom she spirits away as ever. [her mouth quirks into a curving, tight little grin for just a moment before her expression smooths out again into careful blankness; old habits die hard.] I'm not sure if either of you would be better off here, but that's not my business. I'm just sorry I couldn't have been of more help.
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[She considers if she and Anthy would truly be better off here. Arguably, Anthy would have some greater measure of freedom, the dueling games would be gone...but a garden prison isn't much better.] I'm not sure if she'd like it here or not. She's a little strange, sometimes. [An understatement.] And it's fine. Thanks for letting me know.
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