Dale Cooper (
tapestodiane) wrote2010-10-29 07:50 pm
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I made it to Cherrygrove yesterday, and I think I'll be quite content to stay here for a while. Since you've all been very helpful so far, I hope you'll take the time to answer this question, as well - where does one find a good cup of coffee around here? I'd really appreciate some cherry pie as well, but I'm going to assume that cherries are unheard of in this place. I certainly hope coffee is something attainable, though. At the very least, something that is similar to it.
[OOC: Action for anyone in Cherrygrove! He's hanging around sort of without purpose outside the pokémon center at the moment, looking at the sky with a frown.]
[OOC: Action for anyone in Cherrygrove! He's hanging around sort of without purpose outside the pokémon center at the moment, looking at the sky with a frown.]
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[He keeps walking as he speaks, hands in coat pockets, checking the signs.]
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[He's looking around - where is that bar dammit!? - frowning at the lack of...well...anything interesting in town.]
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I think we found our spot, Prussia.
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There's something redeeming about this place after all!
[He nearly runs in, terribly excited for some alcohol.]
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How does your world work? [He waits for the argument to settle before asking this, but does so with interest.] Regarding the countries, I mean. Where do you live, if you are the countries?
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We live in our respective countries. [He says this like it's the most obvious thing in the world, albeit teasingly.] We choose wherever we want within our own borders. [Unless we are unlucky enough to have a tyrannical leader, but he leaves that unsaid.]
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Then, how are you a country? Or are you more similar to embodied representations of it?
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You could say that.
[ff sorry Cooper, he's not the best nation to come to for explaining this.]
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Alright ... Thank you. I'd like to understand as much as possible, so excuse me if I'm asking too much.
[Small smile.]
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Not many humans believe, or understand. [Smirks.]
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Really. So normal humans do occur in your world as well?
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There is no nation without their people.
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Of course. Pardon my confusion about the topic. I'm not sure I understand how it works, physically. In my world, a country is simply land mass.
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[He pauses to gather his thoughts. It's not often someone believes him long enough to ask for explanations.]
A nation represents the people, culture, and government of that country, existing as long as they continue. [He smiles almost bitterly, the dissolution still fresh in his mind.]
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So what would happen to you, if they didn't? [He stops for a second, then adds a quick] Sorry if I'm intrusive.
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You disappear.
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You okay?
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I'm always great.
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You're alright.
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Get it right, I'm awesome!
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Certainly. I should leave now, though. Thanks for the conversation.
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Maybe I'll grace you with my presence another time.
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Absolutely. Have a good one.
[He doesn't wave but rather gives a parting nod before leaving the bar.]