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[wandbreaker]

Is it depressing I'm just pleased I didn't get a short and pithy quote about how cherised and just I was in life? Honestly the things this City comes up with sometimes are horrible.

Well, actually, it would be interesting to know if I had gotten eaten by a sea-serpent or disappeared on some crazy adventure at sea.

Informative, at the very least.

And before you ask, Rosella, no, I am not expecting to die by being eaten or on a crazy adventure. It's far more likely I'd die of boredom once we get back to Finchley.

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[brobeforehos.livejournal.com]

I'm supposing it's all part of the charming City experience.

[wandbreaker]

Well, that's a cheery and sunny perspective to put on it.

[brobeforehos.livejournal.com]

Yes, well - after being stamped with the doom sign for death-by-dancing, you have to look on some bright side.

[wandbreaker]

Is it very likely? I'm not sure if that's a terrible or lovely way to die.

[brobeforehos.livejournal.com]

No, don't worry. No cursed slippers to make me dance until I die for me.

[wandbreaker]

I'm reassured. I'm not inclined to cut off anyone's feet.

[brobeforehos.livejournal.com]

That'd be more dangerous. Also surprising that it'd be your first reaction.

[wandbreaker]

Well if they're cursed it's not likely that they'll simply come off, is it?

[brobeforehos.livejournal.com]

The sad thing is that I don't know if I would rather keep my legs or not risk dying of dancing.

[wandbreaker]

Well, not that sad. It's a Solomon's baby kind of dilemma.

[brobeforehos.livejournal.com]

Either way, at least it isn't that sort of dancing.

[wandbreaker]

What kind of dancing is it?

[brobeforehos.livejournal.com]

Nothing perverted in this case - in the case of what I'm guessing the curse was referring to.

[wandbreaker]

I hadn't considered anything perverted until you mentioned it, you know.

[brobeforehos.livejournal.com]

You didn't? [wow, what sort of a teenager are you.]

[wandbreaker]

Well I try to be a gentleman, you know.

[brobeforehos.livejournal.com]

That's surprising in this day and age. [wait - there's Alan.] Well, mostly.

[wandbreaker]

I suppose that depends on your day and your age.

[brobeforehos.livejournal.com]

Last I checked, the twenty-first century.

[wandbreaker]

Mine is more like the middle of the Twentieth.

[brobeforehos.livejournal.com]

Wow, really?


That would explain the gentlemanliness. Chivalry kind of dies towards the nineties...I hear.

[wandbreaker]

Is that so? I'm sure it's already on it's way out where I'm from, too.

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[brobeforehos.livejournal.com]

That's disappointing.

[brobeforehos.livejournal.com]

Just to make sure, though - you're from Great Britain, right?

[wandbreaker]

England, yes.