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Again?

My, but your attentions are fleeting; a man's feelings could be hurt. I believe I shall start calling you 'princess' as I bemoan my idle tears and think of days that are no more — though I fear that a convent wouldn't welcome me with open arms.

Perhaps we ought to skip it all and return to our ever delightful status quo; I'll voice no complaints.

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You in a convent William Herondale- would be a tragic thing indeed. [smirk of ages- right here]

Ah, but think of all those poor souls who may have committed themselves to a hasty oath. Mayhaps I could do a convent more good than harm and they would thank me later.

Or, of course, those given to a less than hasty oath could exercise their bonds of charity.

You may hold angel blood somewhere within you, but rest assured you would save no souls in that enterprise- Amusing as it may be.

I'd offer them a release, then.

Now that, would be entertaining indeed. I wonder how many will throw themselves to the cross after the dare devil romance you instill in them becomes too unbearable. Really Will, you should pity the poor girls.

[He's staring, trying to figure out how Will is going to be the reason why Alec will make decisions that cause his life to implode and he'll lose the person who means the most to him.]

I don't see the resemblance.

I suppose you've never been to Tintern. A shame, though I wouldn't recommend it at this time of year unless you've a fondness for birds attempting to steal your lunch as the winds wrestle it from your grasp and blow it across the fields.

[ i g n o r i n g anything else he might mean. obnoxiousness is always the path to take, naturally. ]

[Obnoxiousness he's used to, though this is a different type than what Jace normally throws at him.]

Actually, I have. Magnus took me there. Quoted poetry and told me stories about poets that I'm sure if I should believe. We didn't have a problem with birds.

There's a few people in my headspace that are curious about how you're doing.

Magnus. [ a quick quirk of his lips. ] I wasn't aware he was quite so fond of trite.

[ a pause. ] You, and they, I'm sure, are aware of what's said about curiosity. I'd thoroughly advise against both it and care, for I hear they're born of the same and cause quite the same end.

[Nope... he's not going to wonder what that expression means. Or he'll pretend he's not wondering.]

He's not but he is fond of telling shocking stories about people he says he knew.

Jem thought he was the one that was supposed to advice against curiosity. Tessa is amused by the convent idea.

You'd drive them all mad, surely. [ with a shake of his head. really, will. ]

Ah, but it's that or boredom. I'd be doing them a favour, in truth.

Is it truly a favor if they do not wish for it?

A considered act of selflessness.

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