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let's do a thing!
• comment with your character. pick a respondent. any situation, any time.
first meetings, fighting together, first dates, whatever.
identify your universe, though! (original, au, game canon...)
• let's do a psl.
• ???
• profit!!
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Such as? If you don't mind my asking.
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I feel many emotions when it comes to my fellow humans and what they do or fail to do. But what you just mentioned is something I will always be proud of. No matter what adversity we're faced with, we always rise to the challenge to meet it. And if we do take losses, we always recover them.
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[The train begins to slow down.]
This is our stop. Wait until the doors open.
[The doors open soon enough, and Ky stands from his seat and walks out.]
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[She trails off into a thoughtful silence, but she snaps to attention as the train begins to slow; interesting, how her body sways because of the slowing speed.
But she stands a second after Ky does and follows him out, putting distance between herself and the train as it begins preperations to leave again. She folds her arms and looks at it for a second longer, expression amiable.]
I might have to ride this again, sometime.
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Well, you'll certainly get the chance. Now, follow me.
[He leads Milla out of the Métro station and back up onto the Parisian streets. And this time, things looked much wealthier than back around HQ. They were in one of the high-end districts of western Paris now.]
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She follows after, sticking close as instructed, and even though she's hardly paying much attention to the pavement under her feet she manages not to fall as she takes it all in. Her stomach is reminding her that it is hungry, though with a punctuated growl, which is likely the reason she doesn't actually stop.]
Hmm. This is wealthier than the places we just came from, isn't it? Each house is much more grand. I've heard of this. Flaunting your wealth, I think it was called.
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[Ky was wealthy; there was no beating around the bush with that. But he still would get embarrassed when anyone pointed out the wealth of where he lives. He knows himself that he lives frugally and regularly donates an appropriate portion of his earnings to the Church, with the main reason he lives in this neighborhood being security, but from the neighborhood he lives in, it's hard to tell.]
Er, yes, some with wealth do prefer to do that. But not all. There are those here who closely manage their expenses, as well.
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So when Ky mentions that's not the case, she takes it on board and to heart.] I see. Are you one of those, Ky?
[Call it curiosity. Her reaction is most likely set no matter what he resopnds with, but she would, to some degree, prefer the latter. She imagines so from what she's seen and heard.]
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I am. I live in this neighborhood primarily for security. I make more money than I need, so what I don't need I either deposit in the bank to collect interest or donate it to the church.
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She's glad to hear that, oddly enough.]
That is good of you. I am glad to know you do such things with your excess money. [Though another thought crosses her mind and she strays to that immediately.] I assume a church is built for a deity, correct? Whom is it for?
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[Ky leads his explanation with that very matter-of-fact statement.]
I belong to the Roman Catholic Church, who teaches that there is one God who governs all. He created the universe, and created mankind in His image. The Catholic Church is dedicated to spreading His word, and is the largest religious organization in the world today.
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But she doesn't voice anything against it. No, belief is important and just because it's not something she's used to doesn't mean she'll squander it or call it false. This is a world where Maxwell might be known, but he isn't its creator.]
I have heard similar stories from my own world. Though they themselves vary.
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[Ky may be a devout Catholic, but he still enjoys learning about other faiths. No harm in taking a scholarly interest, right?]
You have me curious. How do they vary?
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