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Dec 22, 2011 02:19

A: 946 Beulah Street

[Housemates will notice their apparent teenaged son is even more withdrawn than usual. That has something to do with the package of books, dropped off as an anonymous Christmas present earlier in the week. They're all books he's read, at least once, but they're all in his language, which he's been so deprived of he can't help ( Read more... )

dog-ear and die, [mayfield: phone], fake families everywhere, books are really really important, event: every time a bell rings

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phone letunityblossom December 22 2011, 06:42:22 UTC
[Lithuania knows he shouldn't reply, but then he reasons it doesn't matter if he does. After all, there's no one left who remembers him who hasn't "vanished" alongside him.

At least Estonia appreciates the gift. He'll take an anonymous victory. Lithuania wants to avoid another awkward confrontation, and yet he feels awkward enough silently listening to things people say on the phone. He'll have to pick something short and harmless.]

Linksmų Kalėdų, Estija.

[That's safe. After all, without a Lithuania, there's no such thing as a Lithuanian language.

He hangs up.]

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A motheringnation December 23 2011, 02:07:41 UTC
[Leaning on you as you read. Unlike someone in a different world *RUSSIA*. Ukraine is fond of other languages other then her own. Well, Estonian, Belarusian and Latvian anyway.]

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webfreedomftw December 23 2011, 02:16:22 UTC
[Not moving his eyes up from the pages, far too enthralled, he shifts a little to play with her hair, arm across her back.]

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motheringnation December 23 2011, 02:25:46 UTC
[Just leaning against you. It's cozy like this.]

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webfreedomftw December 23 2011, 05:18:15 UTC
Comfortable?

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( phone ) pokeay December 24 2011, 03:03:28 UTC
What is Estonian literature like...?

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( phone ) webfreedomftw December 24 2011, 08:32:12 UTC
Really good. [Spoilers: he's biased.]

I've got folk tales and some translated philosophy and... well, most of it is translated or adapted, but you can't beat the language.

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pokeay December 25 2011, 00:05:32 UTC
Ah, well... if it's in a different language I probably wouldn't be able to read it anyways...

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webfreedomftw December 31 2011, 02:46:55 UTC
Mm, true. If you ever feel like picking it up, though...

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