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how to be illegally married to your roommate
My dowry doesn't at least have a sickly sheep or something. This is kind of really insulting. Not that I should take it seriously but---I mean. It's like "Here's your heir to the tribe, sir! All you had to do was hand over some frilly underpants and a box of cake powder stuff! -What mead? We're not celebrating with mead. You get this bottle of bubble junk."
There aren't even swords in this basket. Worst wedding ever.
There aren't even swords in this basket. Worst wedding ever.
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[Okay, that is quite a big deal.]
I don't think I'm ready for that sort of thing... I don't know anything about kids, and Mother isn't here to help guide me.
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It usually doesn't happen until you're ready. Or your mother thinks you are anyway and arranges that. ...They're not going to hand you kids, I don't think. So we probably don't have to worry about that. And if they did, I'm pretty sure they counted me as the kid for my marriage and now he's in trouble for marrying his kid. It's all kinds of messed up.
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[And suddenly, being hitched sounds like more bad than good.]
Do you think the people who made everyone get married will show up and fix things?
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If they're so complicated, why are government marriages around to begin with?
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[She purses her lips and glances away from the camera, embarrassed. She knew she had a lot to learn about the world, but it's still difficult to face the reality that she knows virtually nothing... especially when another person is there to witness it.]
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[Call her dubious, but it's starting to feel like out of everyone in New Moore, she's the one who's in the dark most about how almost everything works.]
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What about monsters?
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And I wouldn't call anything a monster.
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Why not? Isn't it just a term for bloodthirsty, unnatural beasts?
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I mean, I'd like to think there has been plenty of time for any real "monsters" to have made themselves known.
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Right.
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[Actually, that's nothing short of amazing, far more than it is "scary" or "concern-worthy".]
I hope I'll get to meet them! I mean, if they're just people, there's no danger, right?
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None that I know of.
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...Though it makes me think what Mother would say about all this... or really, about anyone I've even already met. Like you, or Jack Frost, or that nice Arthur and Koizumi...
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