[ he does accept it graciously, even daintily. strange boy! & seduction might be a strength, but it isn't really applicable where he is, and wouldn't grant him much of what he's seeking, anyhow.
besides, what a miserable, self-deprecating 'strength' that is. he still hides his damp eyelashes behind his hand while he stains vincent's lovely handkerchief with his stupid tears. ]
You ought to have someone make or purchase you a new one, since it's disgusting now.
{He pauses a moment before gently guiding Alois over to a chair. Really, he'll wear himself out if he cries that much and it's not like the situation will get any better with the number of tears he sheds.}
I have others. {Which means Alois can keep it.} You are a member of the English nobility I am told. What is your name?
[ there's a measure of nervousness, but he's doing his best to mask it, even if his shoulders are strained. this is real nobility he's in the company of, after all, and his experience with anyone outside of gruesome nobles or clergy, claude, and the other servants is rather limited.
it almost feels like vincent will be able to sense it on him, or spot it, or know about him, or know about 'father' and marvel uncomfortably about how his allegedly stolen-away son can be here or or or. ah, he wrings that little piece of cloth in his hands, now. ]
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so both hands take to covering his face completely. ] I'm agreeing with you.
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This world is cruel. I wouldn't expect any other world to be different. You must exercise your strengths and minimize your weaknesses.
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[ he does accept it graciously, even daintily. strange boy! & seduction might be a strength, but it isn't really applicable where he is, and wouldn't grant him much of what he's seeking, anyhow.
besides, what a miserable, self-deprecating 'strength' that is. he still hides his damp eyelashes behind his hand while he stains vincent's lovely handkerchief with his stupid tears. ]
You ought to have someone make or purchase you a new one, since it's disgusting now.
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{He pauses a moment before gently guiding Alois over to a chair. Really, he'll wear himself out if he cries that much and it's not like the situation will get any better with the number of tears he sheds.}
I have others. {Which means Alois can keep it.} You are a member of the English nobility I am told. What is your name?
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[ there's a measure of nervousness, but he's doing his best to mask it, even if his shoulders are strained. this is real nobility he's in the company of, after all, and his experience with anyone outside of gruesome nobles or clergy, claude, and the other servants is rather limited.
it almost feels like vincent will be able to sense it on him, or spot it, or know about him, or know about 'father' and marvel uncomfortably about how his allegedly stolen-away son can be here or or or. ah, he wrings that little piece of cloth in his hands, now. ]
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As far as he's concerned, this is a boy who likes to call himself Alois Trancy. Why complicate it?
Taking a seat himself, he tips his head back and smiles calmly.}
I get the feeling you know who I am already, Alois. Has Ciel spoken of me?
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It's truly a pleasure to make your acquaintanceship. You're awfully more amiable than that son of yours.
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{It wasn't what he wanted. He didn't want to die.}
Your persistence might pay off.
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Tell me about your ambitions.
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... I don't know.
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You don't know or you're afraid to tell me?
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