Kohaku (
amberguardian) wrote2014-09-04 05:37 pm
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Entry tags:
- a tree with mpd,
- angels are weird,
- at 300+ she's old enough to swim,
- interesting things in the forest,
- nervous about talking to a tree ._.,
- she's gonna flip at the swimsuits,
- swimming?,
- this could go all sorts of wrong,
- yes. they do exist naturally. but rarely,
- ☆ ami,
- ☆ firo,
- ☆ hajime,
- ☆ jinora,
- ☆ kai
Tenth Feather ƸӜƷ Video / Voice
[Kohaku has been quiet for a while. She's been in the forest most of the time, to find new things, and animals, but most notably can currently be seen from her journal. Placed at just the right distance away from a new and very pretty tree she found. (Though with a few less colors.) But the silence is broken soon by her laughing. This is something very new to her, even if other people can't hear it, it looks so new.
And the amazement is quite clear in her voice.]
I've seen so many plants before, but this is the first one that I've ever found to have more than one personality!
...I have no idea how I'm supposed to talk to it though...Talking to more than one plant at a time is already confusing enough...
[Then much later in the day-]
Uhm...I've been avoiding asking this for a long time, but...is there anyone that would be willing to teach me how to swim? I've never been in a lot of water, but I always hear that it's a lot of fun...
And it seems a little strange to be so old and have never tried it before...though I haven't tried a lot of things.
Maybe it might be a good idea to make a list of things I should try some day...
...
...That would be a really long list...
And the amazement is quite clear in her voice.]
I've seen so many plants before, but this is the first one that I've ever found to have more than one personality!
...I have no idea how I'm supposed to talk to it though...Talking to more than one plant at a time is already confusing enough...
[Then much later in the day-]
Uhm...I've been avoiding asking this for a long time, but...is there anyone that would be willing to teach me how to swim? I've never been in a lot of water, but I always hear that it's a lot of fun...
And it seems a little strange to be so old and have never tried it before...though I haven't tried a lot of things.
Maybe it might be a good idea to make a list of things I should try some day...
...
...That would be a really long list...
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[Firo's swimming lessons weren't that professional.]
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Clean.
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Swimmin' wasn't exactly a priority, so kids'd just swim by the docks.
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Back home, everybody seems to like to swim, but there's pools for that. People get in trouble if they try to jump into the lake.
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Yeah? There somethin' wrong with the lake?
[He and his friends got yelled at for swimming by the docks a few times, but he thinks they were never in too much danger.]
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No, it's just a lake in a park, but a kid could fall in, or the fish in there could get hurt.
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[It's certainly useful. He doesn't care about it too much so long as he and his Family are doing fine; better to be rich in familial closeness than actual money.]
Huh. Those must be some important fish.
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They're just normal fish, but parks are places for people to just be around nature.
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[Or that special thrill.]
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I'm sorry, but I don't know what a casino is...
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[Then again, it probably isn't her kind of thing, so he shouldn't be surprised.]
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...I don't know what that is either...
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It's... Have you ever played, like, Old Maid before? You could play it without money or you could bet on who was gonna win--that's gamblin'.
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[He sounds cheery about this.]
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