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impulsive voicetesting is a go.
Now I cannot say I wholly approve of your ... fascination with my face, as you keep saying, since you are flattering my vanity. And I will not have any more of that again.
Surely we can find ourselves something to apply my wits toward. [ no, don't give us that look, emma. ]
Oh, why not? It's so painfully obvious that some of these girls in this shared headspace are in lo— yes, yes I know I said that my matchmaking days are over. But just a small hint can't hurt, can it? Just a tip in the right direction. Hm?
Surely we can find ourselves something to apply my wits toward. [ no, don't give us that look, emma. ]
Oh, why not? It's so painfully obvious that some of these girls in this shared headspace are in lo— yes, yes I know I said that my matchmaking days are over. But just a small hint can't hurt, can it? Just a tip in the right direction. Hm?

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o m g
i regret nothing!!!!
—that's cool.
as you should!!!
If ... that is what you would like to call it, I suppose.
But it got me into quite a lot of trouble, so you can see why my writer is so keen to keep me out of it.
the greatest crossover the world has ever known :C
i never knew i wanted it :c
[ now she's fidgeting a bit, rambling and avoiding the subject. she already apologised for her behaviour once. ]
I might have misinterpreted someone's feelings. ... A few times.
tell jesse your problems emma :c
Well— [ She seems a little uncomfortable. It's a little gradeschool, but Jesse's first impulse is to try and make her feel better. ] —if there was room to misinterpret them, then they weren't being like super clear about them either, right? It's like, y'know. Two way street and all that.
[ He shrugs. ] She can't blame you if they're not being crystal. That ain't cool.
he will make her ego even bigger
Well, no, they were not exactly clear at first. So, I suppose I cannot be blamed for that — and I was given rather confusing messages from both parties.
Certainly ain't cool. [ she smiles as a child would after learning new word. ] Pardon my asking, but are you American?
A FINE BASIS FOR A FRIENDSHIP!!!
[ It's funny, the way that she says ain't cool, but Jesse doesn't want to laugh in her face or point out the way it sounds a little strange. If she wanted to pick things up, keep an open mind, tha was cool of her — and Jesse is cool with cool. ] Yeah, I'm American. From, ah — from New Mexico. Albuquerque. You ever heard of it?
[ He assumes she's British and maybe even from the past, just based on the way she's dressed. Or maybe she worked at one of those historical theme parks, pretending to be old school for a living. Could be. ]
VERY FINE INDEED!
Albuquerque. No, I'm afraid not. You see, I've never been outside Highbury — not that I need to. But it is interesting to hear of other places. I would love to see the seaside some day.
[ very british. and very glued to her spot within hartfield. ]
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A hint can never hurt.
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Yes, and only a hint — an entirely vague hint with no names or anything of the sort. Completely innocent.
[ yeah right. ]
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i tried to resist!
[ a firm nod as if she were remembering mr. knightley's words. that falters quickly as she regards the familiar woman. it's not just her temperament that reminded her of someone (herself, if she was flattering), but it is also her face (not like hers). she can't quite place it yet.
then it hits her. it really cannot be... ]
... Mrs. Elton?!
[ oh, did she say that out loud? it was a rather impulsive realisation. ]
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[ okay maybe she likes the satisfaction of being right, but she could barely stop crying when she realised she had mistaken mr, elton's feelings for harriet. how stupid indeed. ]
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Pardon me, sir. I hope I'm not being too forward if I were to ask ... are you having some of your own difficulties with matters of the heart?
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srynotsry.
me2.
[ h o l d u p. ]
Mr. Knightley, when did you ... [ stop shaving?? dressing like a poor person?? ] change your look?