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mayfield_rpg2012-08-05 12:42 am
technophiling) wrote in mayfield_rpg2012-08-05 12:42 am
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kuusteist // 16
A: between 1332 and 1333 Benny Road
[After the last mess Mayfield had subjected them all to, Estonia found himself in the possession of one very old box of books, in more than a few languages. He's read them all before, of course, and they're some of his favourites, even one particularly worn Russian one he doesn't recommend to anyone, just because it's in Russian. After they arrive in Mayfield, he reads them all again, then decides to do the nice thing and share them around.
This is why he's headed over to Benny Road with an armful of books in Lithuanian and Polish. He slides some of them, with no note, into the mailbox of house 1332. He's halfway to the mailbox of 1333 when he realizes he got the address wrong, and doubles back. Somewhere between trying to switch out the stack of books and get the appropriate ones in the right nation's mailbox, most of the books wind up on the lawn, with one very frustrated Estonia trying not to make a scene.
It's probably not going so well.]
B: 5270 Cunningham Lane
[Hi, Ukraine. Estonia comes bearing a few books for you, as well as some pre-made food and cuddles. Enjoy.]
C: phone
[Estonia clears his throat awkwardly before starting, and a few times more during pauses while he presents his question.]
Not that it's... um, of any great importance, but I was wondering if there would be anybody here interested in a choir of any sort. Just for curiosity's sake. [Ahem.] I don't really have anywhere with a piano to suggest meeting, but I'm sure something could be worked out, if... people were interested? If not, that's fine, too.
[After the last mess Mayfield had subjected them all to, Estonia found himself in the possession of one very old box of books, in more than a few languages. He's read them all before, of course, and they're some of his favourites, even one particularly worn Russian one he doesn't recommend to anyone, just because it's in Russian. After they arrive in Mayfield, he reads them all again, then decides to do the nice thing and share them around.
This is why he's headed over to Benny Road with an armful of books in Lithuanian and Polish. He slides some of them, with no note, into the mailbox of house 1332. He's halfway to the mailbox of 1333 when he realizes he got the address wrong, and doubles back. Somewhere between trying to switch out the stack of books and get the appropriate ones in the right nation's mailbox, most of the books wind up on the lawn, with one very frustrated Estonia trying not to make a scene.
It's probably not going so well.]
B: 5270 Cunningham Lane
[Hi, Ukraine. Estonia comes bearing a few books for you, as well as some pre-made food and cuddles. Enjoy.]
C: phone
[Estonia clears his throat awkwardly before starting, and a few times more during pauses while he presents his question.]
Not that it's... um, of any great importance, but I was wondering if there would be anybody here interested in a choir of any sort. Just for curiosity's sake. [Ahem.] I don't really have anywhere with a piano to suggest meeting, but I'm sure something could be worked out, if... people were interested? If not, that's fine, too.
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Don't mention it. What else are br- ... neighbours for, right?
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It's okay, you can say it. I promise I won't blow up in your face this time.
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But as your brother, I'm supposed to keep you from being too crazy, right?
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[Despite that Latvia still smirks as if it were some kind of joke. Even if it took a while he's finally comes to terms with it, and the fact that it just seems so absurd looking back on it he can't help be laugh about it. It's a very forced and awkward laugh but a laugh none the less. It sounds too ridiculousness to have actually happened]
Yeah, I really appreciate it. If I had to be stuck in a 1950's nightmare town with anyone I'm glad I'm stuck with you.
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[And this is getting way too sappy for him, so he'll just... look away and sip at his bottle some.]
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At least we have Lithuania too...
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Still, I guess things could be worse.
[Not that he really wants to tempt fate]
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You're right...
It probably will.
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