Rupert Giles (
consultmybooks) wrote in
dear_mun2012-04-15 09:59 pm
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Voice testing for
luceti and maybe
eswareinmal
Right. So, we're doing this again, then, are we?
...at least you're excited. If we both don't want this, well, what's the point? I'll be gone in another month. And I refuse to put anyone else through that again.
Certainly some interesting plans in the works. No...sorry, I meant "horrific". Yes, I'm sure that's what I meant. Yes, that includes the party. Especially if one of them takes it into their heads to make it a surprise party. And depending on when Helios decides to admit what happened over Valentine's Day. To say nothing of all the people who I know fully well are hoping for a chance to shout at me or, um, smack me. Or hit me. In some cases, probably hard enough to knock me unconscious. And, with my luck, I'll probably be tossed at one or two individuals who wouldn't mind another chance at attempting to murder me, just for the flavor, and I don't just mean Drusilla.
Still. Um...it will be nice to see Willow, again. That's...something. Still as far ahead as ever, of course, but...well, you know how it is. I can at least make that work to my advantage, this time. And I most certainly intend to.
As for the other place...all right, fine, it's a shame about the train, but you do recall that having me in two places at once never works out, yes? I don't care how much the three of you are amused by it. We would not do well in a medieval setting. They stoned people like us to death, back then.
...but, we'd, we'd be able to remember one another? Helios, a-and Ginia, and I? Fine. I, um, I suppose my tastes towards weaponry, fighting style, and reading material might finally be relevant. I can only imagine how much that news might amuse Buffy.
And I hope the fact that I very strongly protest being made a ghost is assumed. In other words, I would hope you would know better than to, um, make me argue that point with you. I don't care if it sounds interesting. Things that, um, sound interesting to you rarely end well for either of us.
...at least you're excited. If we both don't want this, well, what's the point? I'll be gone in another month. And I refuse to put anyone else through that again.
Certainly some interesting plans in the works. No...sorry, I meant "horrific". Yes, I'm sure that's what I meant. Yes, that includes the party. Especially if one of them takes it into their heads to make it a surprise party. And depending on when Helios decides to admit what happened over Valentine's Day. To say nothing of all the people who I know fully well are hoping for a chance to shout at me or, um, smack me. Or hit me. In some cases, probably hard enough to knock me unconscious. And, with my luck, I'll probably be tossed at one or two individuals who wouldn't mind another chance at attempting to murder me, just for the flavor, and I don't just mean Drusilla.
Still. Um...it will be nice to see Willow, again. That's...something. Still as far ahead as ever, of course, but...well, you know how it is. I can at least make that work to my advantage, this time. And I most certainly intend to.
As for the other place...all right, fine, it's a shame about the train, but you do recall that having me in two places at once never works out, yes? I don't care how much the three of you are amused by it. We would not do well in a medieval setting. They stoned people like us to death, back then.
...but, we'd, we'd be able to remember one another? Helios, a-and Ginia, and I? Fine. I, um, I suppose my tastes towards weaponry, fighting style, and reading material might finally be relevant. I can only imagine how much that news might amuse Buffy.
And I hope the fact that I very strongly protest being made a ghost is assumed. In other words, I would hope you would know better than to, um, make me argue that point with you. I don't care if it sounds interesting. Things that, um, sound interesting to you rarely end well for either of us.

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I never yelled.
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...Talked in a stern and slightly exasperated tone.
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[He'll certainly cop to that much, at least.]
Odd. That, um, doesn't sound like them.
...granted, Helios and, um, and Grune especially are far more...I suppose the phrase "laid back" is appropriate...than I am. They might not believe that you are doing anything wrong.
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...I don't like it when people laugh at me.
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[He folds his arms tightly across his chest and looks away, about as uncomfortable as Alice at the thought.]
...neither do I. Um, my sympathies, Alice, i-if you've had to put up with that.
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...That's why I want you back. ...You don't laugh at me.
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[He's explained why. There are a great many reasons why Alice just unnerves him.
But he tries to control himself.]
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[Her tension fades into something a little more tentative as she watches him with a bit more wariness.]
...So... you two going to get back together?
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...but, um, I'm sure you know that, as well as anyone.
[Fastest. Subject change. Ever.]
That's, um, th-that's the hope. Well, um, my hope, at least.
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[...]
You play the violin?
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So, um, thank you.
[...]
I attempt to play the violin. I was desperately bored. And, um, I received a great many complaints.
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.....Going to try again in Luceti? The violin.
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Especially if I come back to work at the club.
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Do you know, um, when she's planning this?
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Giles actually looks a bit guilty, at that.]
I suppose that makes my plans to, um, give the party a miss this time around rather invalid, then, doesn't it?
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Have you moved past commenting on other people's sex lives, just out of curiosity? Because that is generally considered impossibly impolite.
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...But I didn't know it was impolite.
...Sorry.
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[...sigh.] I, um, I can't exactly stop you asking Ginia or myself, much as I wish I could. It is...I suppose it's, i-it's your body as well, after all. [MOVING ON.] Anyone else, however...well, no, it's very bad taste, and very impolite.
Just...try and remember that.
[Giles is too refined and in control of himself to actually flail, of course. But the tone of voice absolutely radiates helpless flailing.]
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...Is love okay to talk about?
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[...] Um, by and large. If you have any, um, specific questions or concerns, it's best if you actually ask...whoever you're in love with, of course, but it's actually common enough to ask for, for advice beforehand.
If s-some of the conversations I heard now and again over the journals are, um, any indication.
["Just tell her 'look, I have a thing, you have a thing, how do you feel about Mexican?'"
"Oh thank you, Cyrano."]
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