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[thepriceofgold]

Ah. Mundane. You are entirely too eager.

Don't misunderstand. Your enthusiasm is quite charming. But it seems to me that this application remains, ah, a tad incomplete.

I don't think they're quite done yet telling my tale, dear. If doing this properly is truly your aim, you would do well to show a little patience. There will be opportunities in the meanwhile to explore what we two can achieve together. Museboxes, and the like. In the meantime...

You'll forgive me, but I don't think I'll be signing off on the end of that application just yet.

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[thepriceofgold]

The town I come from...

[ He turns his cane handle idly. ]

Well, let's just say everyone's had a long while to get to know everyone else. We don't have much in the way of visitors.

[bibliophile_annex]

It must be fairly remote, then. I grew up near London, which is a large city in England. {She has met those from different worlds, so clarifying has become second-nature.} But I was attending school in Scotland.

[thepriceofgold]

Scotland. Beautiful country.

[ He nods appreciatively, looking reflective for a moment. ]

I'm actually from a small town in the north-eastern part of the United States. Storybrooke, Maine. I don't imagine you've heard of it, of course. As you said, it's quite remote.

[bibliophile_annex]

It is. I miss...everything about it. {It's worse than being home-sick.} I didn't know there were many remote places in the United States? Are you on some sort of island or something off the coast of Maine?

[thepriceofgold]

Have you ever run across one of those little towns that seems stuck in time, somehow? The buildings all have a sort of timeless feel to them, the pulse of the city is slow and steady, and it seems as though it exists impossibly in its own little corner of the world?

[bibliophile_annex]

I...think so? Hogsmeade is like that. As is Diagon Alley. And I suppose Nocturn Alley is like that too, though I've never visited it.

[thepriceofgold]

It's just that sort of a town.