[Ginia sits at the piano in Seventh Heaven and gently runs her hands over the keys, admiring the piano as she thinks about what to play. There's a lot on her mind and the chance to clear her head and just play and focus on the music is a small blessing. But she also knows she's not the only one with things to worry about. Kidnappings, people
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Thank you for playing.
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You're welcome, sir.
Is there anything you'd like to hear?
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No, I was simply admiring your performance. You're quite excellent with the keys from what I listened to.
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Know you any songs of the sea?
Yours,
Admiral James Norrington
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I'm afraid I don't know any sea shanties or the like, but I do know a rousing theme song that came from a movie about pirates. Would that do?
Sincerely,
Ginia S.
((ooc; She's talking about the POTC theme, but since I really don't like to fourth-wall it's just a general pirate movie she's talking about.))
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Aye. I saw a movie once, about Indiana Jones. He carried a long and wicked whip and did all sorts of things with it.
Play me your theme song, lass.
Also Sincerely,
J.N.
[OOC: Okay, cool, whatever you like! XD]
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I've seen that movie as well. Quite fun and exciting.
Sincerely,
Ginia S.
[The audio feed is turned back as she sets the journal back on. There's a few seconds pause before she begins playing.]
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How about this?
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[After a few more songs, Ginia stops for a tiny break as the journal pings at her. Picking it up, she looks at the little mess of ideas and phrases lining the page.]
Excuse me, can I ask if you're a songwriter or poet?
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[The diva looks at the response to her scribbles and writes in an elegant flowing script.]
I'm a songwriter. Why do you ask?
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Ultimately he does comment once her performance has concluded.]
You play quite well.
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Still, if he enjoyed it, then that's all that matters.]
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It has been many years since I myself have played.
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Leaving her Luceti-journal on the piano, she takes out a small notepad and pen from her pocket and politely approaches the man, writing out a message for him to read.]
Would you like to play, sir?
[It's not her piano to offer others, but Sanji had said anyone was welcome to play it.]
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