005. [Video]

Dec 06, 2011 15:11

[Behold the snow. Because Jaime sure as hell is.]

[At the moment, he is beholding it from atop a set of ruined steps, cracked and threaded through with vines. He's in the ruins, of course, and by the look of it, he's annoyed as hell.]I've little stomach for excessive snowfall, but it seems that Anatole has decided to behave itself like the ( Read more... )

raphael, minatsuki "hummingbird" takami, pepper potts, !jaime lannister, dawn summers, nathan drake, kahlan amnell, oberyn martell, lia de beaumont

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Video takemysword December 6 2011, 20:56:23 UTC
[She is frowning at first. Because was this excessive snowfall? Also who doesn't know what Christmas is?]

No one has any obligation to purchase gifts. Coal would be thoughtful, however, since it had grown cold.

We have hot wine in the time I live in. There are parties and balls...Masses to attend. Choral concerts. You decorate the room with evergreen to symbolize the eternal life of the Christ child. You perform acts of charity and you give and receive gifts from those you care for.

[And now she blinks a little, because her last Christmas was in Russia.]

Or you simply get very, very drunk and crossdress and find an appropriate mate.

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Video oathbroken December 6 2011, 21:01:55 UTC
I must admit, I wasn't especially aiming for thoughtful.

[And he's about to ask about this child thing, really he is, but now he's distracted by...]

Whatever would motivate one to crossdress in order to find a mate? It seems as though that would be somewhat counterproductive. Or attract the wrong sorts.

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Video takemysword December 6 2011, 21:05:22 UTC
The Empress started a Christmas tradition of a ball to which everyone goes dressed as the opposite sex of what they truly are. When the Empress commands, everyone does as they are bid.

[Also Lia confesses it is progressively more hilarious to watch men get drunk and fall down since they are unable to manage skirts while intoxicated.]

In France I believe they skip the step of getting dressed at all. I assume you do not want the pious Christmas? If that is your aim, you should perhaps spend six hours of the day in prayer.

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Video oathbroken December 6 2011, 21:15:14 UTC
In prayer to what? My gods have nothing to do with this holiday.

[And... well, he doesn't much believe in them, anyway.]

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Video prevaricatress December 6 2011, 20:56:27 UTC
....Are you talking about Christmas?

[ and all these legit knight types just got all the stupider. ]

That one has gifts and coal.

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Video oathbroken December 6 2011, 21:04:40 UTC
How in the name of the Seven would I know what the holiday's name is? We haven't got it in the Seven Kingdoms.

I suppose that's another term to know?

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Video prevaricatress December 7 2011, 00:38:13 UTC
Another term, yeah. I guess it'll be important if you wanna take part in the festivities, but you don't have to.

[ ...she doesn't like Christmas. Snow sucks. Dead flowers suck. Trees suck. Presents suck. But coal... ]

There's always the risk of getting coal if you get involved.

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Video oathbroken December 7 2011, 01:14:08 UTC
Apparently coal is quite thoughtful, as it's cold.

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video bedsidemanners December 6 2011, 22:51:24 UTC
I had heard coal was supposed to be a punishment.

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video oathbroken December 6 2011, 23:44:03 UTC
Yes, that is... rather the point.

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[video] girl_unlocking December 7 2011, 00:34:02 UTC
That's a lot of coal.

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[video] oathbroken December 7 2011, 01:14:37 UTC
Quite considerate coal, it seems.

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[video] girl_unlocking December 7 2011, 01:56:27 UTC
I'll take my chances with a lump of coal. Best case scenario? Hey, a diamond.

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[video] oathbroken December 7 2011, 09:14:55 UTC
I'm fairly sure I'm capable of telling the difference between coal and a diamond.

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likesaboss December 7 2011, 01:27:47 UTC
There's several celebrations where I'm from - Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa. Some people choose to keep it secular.

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oathbroken December 7 2011, 01:33:12 UTC
That seems more than a bit tiring. Perhaps you ought to choose one and get on with it.

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likesaboss December 7 2011, 01:58:10 UTC
I'm sure plenty of people will tell you about Christmas. How about Hanukkah? It's a Jewish holiday that recreates the miracle of a day's worth of oil keeping a light burning for eight days.

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oathbroken December 7 2011, 09:19:30 UTC
That seems like a poor reason for a holiday, though an impressive enough feat.

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