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a busy lady and her fourth wall
It's a nice idea! Really. But I already have a job. [ A headtilt. ] Or two-ish. [ And another in the other direction. ] Three and a half if you count keeping the dadchildren out of trouble - which I do.
Plus there's discovering the lost city of Atlantis. [ Is she joking? Who knows. ] Find me Milo Thatch or several, you never know when they might come in handy.
Plus there's discovering the lost city of Atlantis. [ Is she joking? Who knows. ] Find me Milo Thatch or several, you never know when they might come in handy.

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What idea would this be? The one your mun has.
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Following you around everywhere, obviously. The both of you. I'm not your daughternanny.
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That would be a bit hard, wouldn't it, what with my travel plan. Wouldn't mind having you around more, though, maybe just as a regular ol' daughter.
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What does a regular ol' daughter do? I may have outgrown tea parties.
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Why, be her beautiful and amazing self. Not very complicated, is it?
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Well, I'll just stand here then. Posing. [ She strikes a dramatic, Hamlet-ish pose. ] Good?
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I think it would be better if you... [ He moves in, wrapping her arms around him so he can do the same, leaning forward to give her forehead a kiss. ] Perfect.
[ Yeah, Liam is a bit of a huge sap in private. So sue him. ]
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[ She allows this with a minimum of eye-rolling and rewards him for his secret sappiness with a peck on the cheek. ] Missed me, have you?
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I doubt you'd need the assistance of a fictional character to help you with that, dear. You're doing just fine without his help.
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Sure, but it's the big kahuna, you know, and he's got maps. Maps, Dad! - Which take all the challenge out of things, so maybe not.
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We wouldn't want that to happen, now would we? Finding one of the lost cities should be exciting and through hard work. Cheating with someone else's maps would take all the fun away.
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Exactly, thank you. And then I can make my own maps to give out to the worthily curious.
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You could make a decent profit selling those maps off to those wanting to visit.
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I could! But I'd have to get someone else to play tour guide while I discovered new places. Too bad they already found Troy, I could've made a mint on that.
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Don't worry too much, sometimes these people get... sidetracked. You may not end up anywhere at all.
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I'm not actually worried, I'm more . . . explaining. I'm actually quite a good multitasker.
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Multitasking could be useful, depending on where your mun decides to send you.
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Where are you, then? And most importantly, do you also have a bird?
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Oh, right now I'm on an island where your soul becomes an animal. My soul's a cat, though, not a bird. And I have a puppy that I'm training not to chew the furniture.
It's not too bad, really.
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The puppy in question can bite through metal, so I'm finding him a bit difficult.
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. . . Where can I get one?
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