I'm not certain how this is going to work and I think you aren't either if we're completely honest with each other.
It's definitely better than being dead though.
Can you at least get me the book I was reading before we went to Fillory? I was in the middle of something important.
Yours,
Alice Quinn
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Alice.
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Quentin.
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I...I hope you find that book.
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[She hadn't meant to say that quite as harshly as it comes out but she means it.]
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I dont know if that is possible.
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It's probably not. [Alice presses her lips in a tight line.]
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Decade. Care to explain?
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[His face does something that isn't quite a smile.]
See, there was the part where you saved all our lives.
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[She's mildly suspicious of this entire situation.]
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I've never heard of Dagaz. Is it like Fillory?
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So, you know, he'll just be standing here a while working out what to say.]
...which book?
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[Alice doesn't meet his eye. She's far more interested in picking the fluff off her jumper, or so it seems.]
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[Real smooth, Q.]
Is she... planning to send you anywhere?
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I wouldn't care to go anywhere. I think I've had more than enough adventure.
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But yeah. I hope it is. Better. For you.
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I think that's probably all I can say of this. It's all new to me.
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I think there might be worse things than being a dancing monkey for the benefit of a book. At least I get something to read then.
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Well, yeah, there sure are worse things—[she could make you a pretty comprehensive list, in fact]—but that doesn't mean I have to like it. I've had more than enough of letting people step all over me, myself, but I'm not everyone. Is the book that good, then?
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[Adept actually, but Alice isn't quite aware of her own power.]