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Hello - is everyone doing better today? The curse from yesterday reminded me a little of how dangerous the power of words can be when you've little to no idea that your words have power. Like me, I used to talk to hats.
I mean, I used to work in a hat shop, my family's hat shop, and when I entered as the new apprentice, I'd be left by myself for many nights, so I took to talking to hats. I'd tell a bonnet she'd marry into money, or another hat that she'd be as fresh as a spring rose - compliments like those - and I thought it was just a way of passing time. Until I started to realise that my predictions would come true - as if the hats were listening to my orders. It did grand for the business, but there are consequences to letting your mouth run.
Which is why...yesterday, when I got an inkling of what the curse could be like, I decided to stay quiet. For the best.
But that's all over today, so I get to congratulate Charlie and Merlin - that's a nice name, hmm - on their bravery and love for one another, and the celebration of their wedding. May your happiness last for a very long time.
Is this the first wedding taking place in the City? Or have there been others? [SHE'S JUST CURIOUS, HOWL, NO NEED TO TAKE HINTS OR ANYTHING.]
I mean, I used to work in a hat shop, my family's hat shop, and when I entered as the new apprentice, I'd be left by myself for many nights, so I took to talking to hats. I'd tell a bonnet she'd marry into money, or another hat that she'd be as fresh as a spring rose - compliments like those - and I thought it was just a way of passing time. Until I started to realise that my predictions would come true - as if the hats were listening to my orders. It did grand for the business, but there are consequences to letting your mouth run.
Which is why...yesterday, when I got an inkling of what the curse could be like, I decided to stay quiet. For the best.
But that's all over today, so I get to congratulate Charlie and Merlin - that's a nice name, hmm - on their bravery and love for one another, and the celebration of their wedding. May your happiness last for a very long time.
Is this the first wedding taking place in the City? Or have there been others? [SHE'S JUST CURIOUS, HOWL, NO NEED TO TAKE HINTS OR ANYTHING.]
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Might've been.
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[LOOK AT ALL THIS TRUST IN YOU, SUDDENLY...]
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[Yes there is much crashing as he makes a mad dash for the bathroom.]
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Embarrassment levels at their lowest yet, she follows him into the bathroom.] Who says you've nothing to wear? I'll have you know that I didn't only make Pavel a suit - though yours has no more spells sewn into its seams this time.
[A bit of a rueful smile on her face, as she leans against the door.] To make up for the ones I ruined.
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Have I told you recently how ravishing you are? Although please tell me you'll let me do something to that hair of yours.
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Hah - not a chance, wizard! I've got things to do, and a blushing bride whose nerves to calm with hugs and pats and possibly cakes. I can't be bothered to wait four hours here until you're ready.
[And with that said, she slips out of the bathroom, as if scared he might catch her.
Except, she pops her head back in a second later.] You have no more than one hour, Howl.
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She narrows her eyes at him - half-hearted - and points her finger at him, poking his chest.] One hour!
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[Another quick kiss and he's back to the sink.]
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Off she goes to get dressed as well.]
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[Yes shouting at her through a closed door now.]
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[Shouting at him from the very bedroom, while she gets dressed.]
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Despite his protests, Howl does get ready in under an hour, making it back up to his room in a towel since Sophie has his suit.]
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Either way, Sophie's well and ready by the time he steps into the room, dressed in what she'll be wearing to the wedding. It's different than any dress she's sewn, for herself or for anyone else, because it fits under the category of 'modern'. No corset, no petticoats.
She doesn't feel naked at all.
And just to give him no excuse to comment on her hair, she's currenly pinning it up in a bun. Deal with it.] My god, I think that is a new record. We should write it down.
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[He wants to tweak one of her red curls but he rightly supposes it will get him a slap.]
You look lovely, cariad.
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And, of course, there are some winks of colour in his suit that match her dress. Unconsciously done, really!]
Thank you. I tried to pull off modern, so there is not froofy layers and petticoats. [She turns around, showing the dress off with a little bit of anxiety - she does want to hear she's done well.] Is this something women in your world would wear?
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Not even remotely. It's far more lovely than anything I'd ever see in my world.
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You - you charmer. [With a shake of her head, she turns back to the mirror and goes back to tying the belt around her waist. A thought resurfaces.]
Pavel said something just now.
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