[NOT THE DOUBLE TEXT. Lucas does look like he would fit in here. He does love a good cup of tea.]
I do love a good cup of tea... [But he gazes at this table that conveniently only has two chairs and place settings laid out.] I'm not certain that I trust this one, though?
Who would need chocolate for that, my charming dear?
[He has the power of god and poetry on his side. Lucas does pick up one of the teacups after that, though, if only to peer into the liquid... Thinking about how the chairs play musical chairs but they aren't even sitting.]
[YOU WOULD INFLICT ME, AKI, WITH AN HOUR OF HAVING TO DO MY TAGS IN RHYME]
What a silly thing to say. [He tips the cup a bit, so the liquid's just near the edge.] Perhaps we should pour it all out so no one is tempted to have a try? No lovebirds or hair loss on our watch. We'll be doing a public service.
[Gooby tea... He'll let the cup tip and watch the tea pour, setting it back down empty on its plate after.]
The field of public service is often an uphill battle, I suppose. Shall we see what else there is to be found around here, then? Unless you prefer a tea party in which the guests can't indulge in even a single cup.
I should hope so. [The thinness to his smile leaves, but the smile itself remains. Heaven is good!] I've always known it to be a much better and more wondrous place than what we've found here so far, even before things started going awry.
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I do love a good cup of tea... [But he gazes at this table that conveniently only has two chairs and place settings laid out.] I'm not certain that I trust this one, though?
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Why not? Worried you'll go bald?
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[HE HAS SOMEHOW NOT RUN INTO A SINGLE BALDED SOUL...]
I was thinking more about those awful chocolates.
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[ Hehe ]
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He just smiles, though.]
Who would need chocolate for that, my charming dear?
[He has the power of god and poetry on his side. Lucas does pick up one of the teacups after that, though, if only to peer into the liquid... Thinking about how the chairs play musical chairs but they aren't even sitting.]
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[ SMOOTH AS HELL
Also peers at Lucas' cup. Drink it, twink. ]
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What a silly thing to say. [He tips the cup a bit, so the liquid's just near the edge.] Perhaps we should pour it all out so no one is tempted to have a try? No lovebirds or hair loss on our watch. We'll be doing a public service.
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[ But he will tip the cup so that the tea pours into the ground. ]
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The field of public service is often an uphill battle, I suppose. Shall we see what else there is to be found around here, then? Unless you prefer a tea party in which the guests can't indulge in even a single cup.
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You must know much about public service, right Father?
[ Lucas is not a priest. ]
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As a teacher rather than a figure of the church.
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Since you have such a connection to it.
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[He's not a door to door Mormon about his weirdass Catholicism...]
By comparison, I've always wanted to become a teacher and help the children of our nation learn and grow.
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[ mommy... ]
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My mother was a teacher before me and the reason why I became interested, so I think that's a very lovely compliment.
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Oh, really? You have a good relationship with her?
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I did, yes. [A nod!] I always admired her.
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[PEOPLE DIE SO MUCH.]
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I was able to have more time with her than some people are granted, at least.
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Well... I am sorry to hear it regardless, but glad for that. I suppose in real heaven we can at least be reunited with our loved ones.
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