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[wandbreaker]

So, I heard something about a ball - and of course, I'm rather unprepared for this event. To begin with, I don't have a wig, so I suppose I'll have to go without-

[There's a muttering, here]

What do you mean, it's not for a gentleman to say? Honestly, I'm not saying this to broadcast that I'm poor. I just mean I'm absolutely uninterested. It's not as if I'm French, after all [the word French is said with just the slightest hint of English disdain] and we're not exactly here to be party to the King have you ever seen him, by chance - no? Oh - as I was saying.

I fully intend on going. I have a very nice suit. The wigs itch, in any case.



[ooc: Ed is a very English lord. If you would like to say you know him (say you're English as well) go ahead!]

Comments

[wandbreaker]

I said terrible acts of valor, not terrible acts of irrationality.

[protects-her.livejournal.com]

Convincing you to dance, then.

[wandbreaker]

What, with you?

I don't think my sister would care for that.

[protects-her.livejournal.com]

Which means you wouldn't mind it, yourself?

[What is personal space. There's none of that here.]

[wandbreaker]

Only if you borrow the Marquesse de Lendemain's wig.

[protects-her.livejournal.com]

I suggest you refrain from tempting me, milord. I find it very difficult to refuse.

[wandbreaker]

I don't think she would protest.

[protects-her.livejournal.com]

No, I doubt she would.

[wandbreaker]

However, you can deal with the incessant questions.

[protects-her.livejournal.com]

From the Marquesse, or from the onlookers our partnership would be certain to draw?

[wandbreaker]

I think you can probably anticipate both.