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rose lalonde | seer of light

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Tell me, network, what do you think of when I say "law"? Alternatively, how do you view the law here?

Also, hello, I'm back. Actually, I have been back for a few days but upon my return I discovered I had far more homework than I remember having. Isn't that always the worst?

Metricog was quite interesting, wasn't it? I would like to start a petition that all City Hall members begin carrying bandaids on their person. Please think of the young girls who may or may not skin their knees in alternate universes in the future.

Thank you.

Voice; Private to Kanaya
Kanaya -- are you free tonight? There was something I wanted to give a few days ago, but naturally what with my being away and coming back, I've had some ... work matters to catch up with and also far more homework than should be lawfully allowed.

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[ she will wish she took photographic evidence, but she didn't have the foresight. her phone isn't even on. ]

Do you think it's too early for a nightcap?

Absolutely not.

[ she gives it a quizzical look as she pops off the cap. it's a very aesthetically appealing bottle, but it looks like it'll be awkward to drink from. ]

...Are those gold flakes?

Yes! I'll get us some glasses.

[THE GOLD FLAKES

GET YOU DRUNK FASTER. ]

[ glasses sound wonderful. she wonders what it will be like to drink gold flakes. she wonders how much they cost. she still doesn't know what pink will taste like. ]

I hope this wasn't too expensive.

[she's gone and back within in minutes, with two glasses. ]

Not very.

[ she's been idly sniffing at the contents while waiting, trying to see if she could determine anything from it. alas, she is not terezi, it is still full of mysteries. ]

Good. I hate for you to be sacrificing anything on my account. [ she turns her attention from the bottle back to rose, quickly qualifying that: ] Not that I don't appreciate it, of course!

[ and she goes ahead and fills both glasses before replacing the cap. but she isn't sure how to put it down, with the bottom as narrow as it is. she places it on the bed awkwardly, hoping it won't leak. ]

[rose's bed has seen worse things than a little spilled vodka. ]

Don't be silly. It's a gift, you shouldn't think so hard on it.

[ present or potential messes always trump past ones to a neat freak. ]

Well, gifts aren't a thing I've ever made a habit of receiving! If there's some sort of etiquette I'm missing due to that, I do apologize.

[ she takes a sip and backs away from it immediately in surprise. she didn't expect it to be carbonated. ]

You're doing fine.

[rose thoughts: adorable. too adorable. only possible way to be more adorable is if she were to sneeze into drink. ]

[ rose you're still blushing you have no leeway to judge anyone else on how adorable they are. kanaya does not sneeze, unfortunately, she just makes a face before cautiously returning to it. ]

Where did you even find this?

There is an entire website dedicated to vodka.

[rose has bookmaked at least fifty of them. ]

You must have developed some interesating browsing habits.

[ should she be worried? or should she be drunk? is there a difference? ]

Oh, you have no idea.

[there is 0 difference. ]

Then why not enlighten me?

[ drunk and worried, their ultimate fate. ]

A girl's browser history is more personal than even a diary.

[WHAT IF KANAYA FINDS HER SASSY BLOG. ]

[ well it isn't like she did a very thorough job of disguising it. ]

Does a diary become even more personal when you don't even bother keeping one, then?

[it's true. ]

How do you know I don't keep one?

[ who else would care about the state of edward nygma's band-aid supply? ]

I wasn't talking about yours. I mean that I don't really know the rules of diaries. Not by experience, at the least.

[it's an important issue. ]

You note down your innermost thoughts.

I know that, it's the obvious definition of the undertaking! It's the nuances, particulars, that I haven't bothered learning.

If it's personal, doesn't writing it serve to externalize it, separating it from the person who originated those thoughts? Doesn't it open the door to having their privacy compromised?

Well yes. But people shouldn't read someone's else's diary. It is poor social etiquette.

Some authors publish their diaries and letters.

They are usually seeking validation.

Or maybe they just think it's something others will be interested in reading! I know I'd certainly find your thoughts interesting.

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