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Dec. 11th, 2010 10:51 am
cautious_knight: (in your arms)
[Lithuania has been wandering around the house a lot, going nowhere in particular. It's like he is searching for something, someone that isn't there and that he knows that he won't find, like hunting down the ghost of someone.

Feel free to either
a) run into him while he is just wandering around aimlessly, a bit folornly and looking very tired
b) find him outside, nearly invisible under thick layers of clothes, sitting at the fountain and staring out at the park
c) taking out the ponies for a walk - he's simply not sure if the grounds can be trusted to not break one of the horses' legs if he'd ride them, and he has come to really, really like them, he doesn't want to have to kill one]

[Some time later, there will be a phone call that is filtered away from Poland.]


Is there anyone here who can paint really well, well enough to copy down faces from my descriptions?
cautious_knight: (Roses make me blush if you give them to)
What should one take into consideration when planning a date? What would usually be expected, and what is possible in this place?

...I... [There's a short pause, and his voice is a bit stronger when he speaks again, but still trmbling slightly.] ...for a first date.


Poland? [And now there clearly is some worry in it.] Where are you? Can we talk for a moment?

[//Filter]

Has someone seen Minsk as of lately?
cautious_knight: (We are each other's inner strength)
[There's a huge bonfire in the yard, next to the fountain. It isn't hard to guess the nature of it since there are many pieces of burnt paper dancing in the flames, and you can still see letters burning; not to mention the baskets with letters that are waiting to be thrown into the flames.

Wolfram and Lithuania have also installed a hoist on the outside of the building that goes up to the top floor and can carry letters downwards. You may bring more letters to burn.]

[The camera slowly wanders over all of this and stops focused on the fire.]

If you want some warmth, or to burn your letters, or maybe roast something over the fire, I'd be glad if you joined us.

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Feb. 13th, 2010 10:43 am
cautious_knight: (Oi.)
...never did this kind of things, what [there's a short pause] ...this sounds painful... [there's a choking sound, and then he realizes that the device is recording and looks up, turning it to video. He's sitting in his and Poland's room, letters scattered around him, and looks pretty ill, like someone who has just seen a lot of really desturbing things] I might not always have been Christian, but I've never done this kind of things, nor has it ever been part of my culture or religion. How can someone even come up with this kind of accusations?


...Just to make sure. Did you send me any letters as of lately, Teuto- Prussia?


Besides that, it might be a good idea to make a fire near the fountain where we can burn those letters, they are really piling up by now. We would have to gather firewood and we would need some volunteers to watch it.

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