Poland ☆ Rzeczpospolita Polska (
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[A. 1333 Benny Road]
[Lauranatis family, your favorite neighbor is here. He'll just let himself in, no need to trouble yourselves with getting up.]
Liet! I heard you were like totally diseased and stuff so I made my wife make you something to make you feel better!
[Hope you like Lime Jello Marshmallow Cottage Cheese Surprise!]
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Hey Lizzy! Ditch your obnoxious husband for the afternoon and lets go shopping, I'm bored.
Oh and while we're out I want to annoy the shoe salesman who was harassing me about wanting to try on the polkadot heels before I bought them last week.
We can make him pull every pair of shoes in the store to fit us with--you take the ladies side and I'll take the men's side-- and we won't buy any of them! I figure we can make him break down and cry after an hour. Maybe forty-five minutes if we're totally on our game.
It'll be fun!
[Lauranatis family, your favorite neighbor is here. He'll just let himself in, no need to trouble yourselves with getting up.]
Liet! I heard you were like totally diseased and stuff so I made my wife make you something to make you feel better!
[Hope you like Lime Jello Marshmallow Cottage Cheese Surprise!]
[B. Phone - Filtered to Stone 456]
Hey Lizzy! Ditch your obnoxious husband for the afternoon and lets go shopping, I'm bored.
Oh and while we're out I want to annoy the shoe salesman who was harassing me about wanting to try on the polkadot heels before I bought them last week.
We can make him pull every pair of shoes in the store to fit us with--you take the ladies side and I'll take the men's side-- and we won't buy any of them! I figure we can make him break down and cry after an hour. Maybe forty-five minutes if we're totally on our game.
It'll be fun!
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The food, though, is the thing which convinces him Poland is just as brainwashed as most of the town. But he can't be rude...]
Um--thank you...?
[Seriously what is that.]
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Where does Koharu keep your plates and that big serving spoon thing? [Don't mind him rummaging through your cabinets and drawers.]
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[It's surprisingly easy to pretend this situation is normal, actually. Well, except for the headache, and his mind's insistence on pelting him with the idea of Mayfield as the best town ever. He's not sure what to do about Poland when Poland's like this.]
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Oh here we go! [Feliks yanks out two plates and a spatula, it's close enough to a serving spoon in his opinion.] So like, how big of a piece do you want?
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I don't have much of an appetite...
[It's not even a lie, really. His headache throbs and he sits down at the table, letting his head drop onto it and looking at least four times more worried than usual.]
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In all it's green jiggly marshmellow-y cottage cheesy glory for Liet's eyes to behold.]
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Poland... [He sighs.] How is this supposed to make me feel better?
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[Feliks will cut a significantly smaller piece for himself and watch it wiggle on his fork for a bit before asking,] What's a Poland?
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It's a country. In Europe. [He's half hoping this will jog Poland's memory, but he isn't really expecting much.]
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...Hello Feliks, Toris. ...I'll just put the rest of this away, yes? [Swooping in to grab that jello and heading for the fridge. Love your wife for she is giving you an out] Oh and Toris, do you want some saltines? You shouldn't eat anything too sweet, it might not be good for your headache.
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Oh please, Liet. The only country I care about is the US of A.
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...Don't say things like that.
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Oh no, I really shouldn't...I ate earlier and I've been watching my figure. Ah, here are some crackers dear, shall I wrap that up for you.
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What? Half of Europe is full of godless commies anyways. Totally not worth my time.
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[Shaking his head, Feliks pushes the blob of congealed salad away from him. Maybe his sweetheart over did it on the marshmellows.]
Yeah, I'm totally fine. What were you saying?
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We were talking about Poland. Or the--Communists, I suppose. You were saying it was a godless, heathen nation?
[That has to get a reaction, right? Poland's practically more Catholic than Italy. Poland uses Bible passages when he gets into ridiculous Mayfield-fueled arguments about friendship.]
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I mean we go to all that trouble and then they end up going full blown commie anyways. Like, what the heck? Talk about a total betrayal.
[As he hears himself speaking, Feliks can feel some part of himself becoming agitated. He's not sure why. For some reason the word 'Yalta' comes to mind momentarily, before getting abruptly pushed out by a throbbing pain.]
Can we talk about something else?
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[He can't just straight-out say no without seeming incredibly suspicious, but he can't drop the topic either when it seems to be bothering Poland.]
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