Soujin (
psalm_onethirtyone) wrote2005-11-11 06:00 pm
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"It Depends on What You Pay -- So Why Be Stingy...?"
Lillie? Lillie, I am so sorry, but please don't telephone to-night, because if you do, you are going to get hysterical-breakdown!Soujin, and you really do not want that.
omg. ;_________________;
Edit: Oh! Oh. But, Miss Zara? I bought you so many books to-day. It's awfully pathetic. I also now have a fourth copy of Hamlet. But if you should want any of the books--
(and I bought a Danish cookbook. in English and Danish)
(and cried a lot between the shelves. yes. to-day has not been a good day)
omg. ;_________________;
Edit: Oh! Oh. But, Miss Zara? I bought you so many books to-day. It's awfully pathetic. I also now have a fourth copy of Hamlet. But if you should want any of the books--
(and I bought a Danish cookbook. in English and Danish)
(and cried a lot between the shelves. yes. to-day has not been a good day)
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(...I am writing Gertrude/Horatio. Bwahaha.
...Oh. But I want Horatio/Ophelia. I must come up with a good plot for it.)
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(Oooooh. Shiny. *can't wait!*)
Also.
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(^______^ *WRITES, demmit*)
...You WIN.
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(*beams!* *but sekritly distracts and clings to*)
I couldn't help it!
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(...MISS ZARA! ;________;!)
...Isn't 'you win' usually construed as positive, you? XD
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(...*cuteeyes* ...sorry. ;___;)
...by normal people. XD
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(...You're EVIL, Miss.)
XD XD Yes, well.
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(Only out of LOVE.)
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(H'mmmm.)
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(REALLY.)
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(Maybe.)
Want to hear Waen's new horrible wonderful idea?
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(*smiles!*)
...Do you need to ask?
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(...*gives in*)
...Okay. SO. Laertes' poison? Is a potion much like the one Juliet drinks. Therefore, Hamlet does not die. Laertes does, because he's been run through. However, it has a side-effect; Hamlet ends up paralysed/unable to speak/somehow incapacitated. He becomes King, but Horatio is forced to rule in all but official recognition while Hamlet sits around and emos.
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