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[thejejunejesuit]

Cats. Curses. Slept in sunlight and chased my tail. And can say with full authority that the whiskers do not glow in the dark--so I was right. Why would they? Honestly. Feline

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[princess_crow]

Hmpf. Once upon a time there wasn't even a library. No publishers and no love for art.

[thejejunejesuit]

Now upon a time there's still less than little.

[princess_crow]

Begin a project. When I arrived, I had to take care of inspire love for ballet and we have regular performances in Opera Abandoned now.

[thejejunejesuit]

I haven't the skill.

[reading_readman]

Aaaah~! But if there's no writers then I'll run out of things to read!

[thejejunejesuit]

Frightening thought. Heaven help us. Or at least Saint Jerome.

[reading_readman]

I guess I could just read these network entries, b-but it's just not the same if it's not on paper!

[thejejunejesuit]

You've hit it. You to read and I to write, but nothing between us but electricity and changeable letters. So what now?

[Voice]

[silk_for_calde]

Will you tell me something about divination in your whorl, Stephen? I find the subject fascinating, but difficult to find appropriate literature on.

[ooc: I found my copy of Ulysses the other day and am tempted to reread it. i blame you. xP]

[Voice]

[thejejunejesuit]

Half the world says it's a sin, and the other half believes it. And half of those who say it's a sin try it anyway.

Or did you mean method?

[ooc: It seems my nefarious plan is working. Excellent. Excellent.]

[Voice]

[silk_for_calde]

Method, mainly. Many of those used in my whorl seem to be known in yours-- casting lots, though not by Thelxiepeia of course; proper augury, by birds; hepatomancy.

I understand many people seek their fortunes in the stars, which is a fascinating concept; we don't have them, so I find it difficult to comprehend their influence.

[Voice]

[thejejunejesuit]

Augury would be best, but it isn't practiced. I have read auguries many times, but I don't know how