[Why did he feel like talking? Up until recently he'd been concerned with secrecy--he'd finally let himself be honest with Issei, but he wasn't eager to let anything about himself or the Holy Grail War become common knowledge
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[In contrast to her usual tone, the woman's words come out quiet, her intonation almost bitter or resigned. Judging from the slight raising of her eyebrows in surprise, this was unintended.]
I guess I should say that it's not a bad thing at all. Just, I think it's hard to truly find satisfaction or your own happiness that way. That if you can do so you're a very noble person - the term, "too good for this sinful earth" comes to mind.
Mm. Like I said before, don't spend too long looking at the past. After a point, it doesn't help at all.
[She pauses, the silence lingering for a moment before her tone turns inquisitive.]
Not that I'm desperate to change the subject, but I keep missing opportunities to ask, so... Anyway, that tune I caught you whistling a while back... it's been stuck in my head. Where's it from?
[Another pause and she hums a few bars of it, remarkably close to tune.]
Well, my intent was to find the origin - in this case, Ireland - and nose around in the material for songs, melodies, ballades, and tunes that I liked.
Anything come to mind that I should give a particularly studious gaze to?
[In contrast to her usual tone, the woman's words come out quiet, her intonation almost bitter or resigned. Judging from the slight raising of her eyebrows in surprise, this was unintended.]
I guess I should say that it's not a bad thing at all. Just, I think it's hard to truly find satisfaction or your own happiness that way. That if you can do so you're a very noble person - the term, "too good for this sinful earth" comes to mind.
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[She pauses, the silence lingering for a moment before her tone turns inquisitive.]
Not that I'm desperate to change the subject, but I keep missing opportunities to ask, so... Anyway, that tune I caught you whistling a while back... it's been stuck in my head. Where's it from?
[Another pause and she hums a few bars of it, remarkably close to tune.]
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[Not that it was all that old to him, but better to play it safe.]
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Would you mind elaborating on that a bit? My first guess would be that you hail from the land of amazingly floofy hair, you see.
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Er...thank you, I think. [How does I talk to not-cursed wimmens?] I originally lived in Ireland, though I haven't seen it in some time.
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Anyway, Ireland you said? Alrighty. Guess I should ask in advance if you've got any requests.
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...Requests for what, exactly?
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Anything come to mind that I should give a particularly studious gaze to?
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[A pause.] Though if I'm allowed to chide you a little, don't forget to stop and enjoy the simpler things in life, alright?
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