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 Posted: Tue May 30, 2006 7:45 am
Hadrian,
Ah hah. I get it.
This is your sneaky way of getting me to indulge your doctor/patient fetishes, isn't it?
It's okay. I understand.
Marc
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Posted: Tue May 30, 2006 2:08 pm
Marc.
I do not have any sort of 'fetish' like that!
Having food poisoning does not mean I have a fetish. Though since you brought it up, however, I'm beginning to think that you do.
-Hadrian
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Posted: Tue May 30, 2006 8:37 pm
((The note is accompanied by a small packet of pills. Simple over the counter food poisoning pills... and a stethoscope))
Hadrian,
If I say yes...
Do you want to be the doctor, or the patient?
Marc
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Posted: Thu Jun 01, 2006 12:31 am
((someone has stolen Marc's paper. The writing is large and awkward, loopy where it shouldn't be and straight where it should.))
HADRIAN ((it reads))
Dadee is sad. ((huge period))
Smells like you.
Apol apollo apoli Say SORRY.
HAKI ((with a heart on the I))
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Posted: Mon Jun 26, 2006 7:50 am
((left in both Tristan and Stephen's mail boxes. Calligraphy, inlaid with gold, whatever. The usual fancy shmancy stuff that Marc forgets about whenever he's writing to Hadrian.
Ooc wise, I think this is somewhat realistic? They live above him, so I thought >> well, they must move something in, right? So surely Marc is aware he has new neighbors.))
To whom it may concern,
My name is Marc. I occupy apartment C with my daughter, Haki. Welcome to the building-- it has been a while since I've seen new faces, so I've wondered if the apartments above mine are haunted.
If you see a little girl in pink, please return her to me. She's not dangerous, but she does have a tendency to want gifts.
Marc I.
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Posted: Sun Jul 02, 2006 11:14 am
(( Written in smudged, half asleep scrawl left in Marc's box ))
Mr. Important Marc,
Don't worry about your kid, if she comes up here I'll just send her back down. And give her a cookie or something. She can't be too demanding, kids know they're supposed to respect people older than them. Um, I should probably tell you something about myself so you don't think I'm some freak, let's see. I'm a former frat boy. So yeah, I guess that says a lot by itself.
- Stephan A.
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Posted: Sun Jul 02, 2006 11:19 am
((same thing))
Stephen,
Frat boy?
Yes, it does.
Reg. Haki. I don't believe you have any children as of yes.
Marc.
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Posted: Tue Jul 11, 2006 9:55 am
((Ornate. Blah blah.))
Remi sweetheart,
Attached you'll find clothing that should fit. My stylist and I have gone through lengths discussing the size of your bust and your waist, and I believe that these should be a perfect match.
As long as you haven't lied about your figure.
The cost of the vase is negligable. Just welcome Haki into your home, and treat her as if she was yours. That's all I ask.
However.
It is rather delightful for a young woman to have some creative outfits in her wardrobe. It adds a certain spice.
So until the next costume party. You can't imagine just how excited I am about _that_.
Treat them as if they are yours. I paid careful attention to the ones I've chosen.
Regards,
M.
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Posted: Tue Jul 11, 2006 10:10 am
((The response comes on plain printer paper written in very tiny, yet somehow legible handwriting. The writing is very stilted, as if the writer had no idea how to reply to this.))
Marc,
...Haki's always welcome. Those outfits certainly are--well, creative.
I'll keep them in good condition, lest I add to my sentence by accidentally ruining one.
Do I actually have to wear these in public?
Sincerely,
Remi
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Posted: Tue Jul 11, 2006 10:14 am
((response comes back quickly.))
Remi sweetheart,
If you do not wear these outfits, I will consider it a personal insult that you do not appreciate my taste or my efforts to befriend a neighbor.
I have been in much discussion with Hadrian ((XD no such thing)) and we both agree that it is a delightful idea if I host a costume party for the guardians one of these days.
You will wear it in public.
Unless you have more... adventure-ish plans in mind for them?
M
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Posted: Tue Jul 11, 2006 10:28 am
((Response comes back even more quickly, though the words on the page seem to be screaming, "Why is he calling me sweetheart?!" ))
Marc,
I meant no insult, and no I don't have any other plans for them.
...
Besides this costume party you've proposed, when else do I have to wear them?
- Remi
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Posted: Tue Jul 11, 2006 10:31 am
Remi sweetheart,
You can wear them in bed. When you go to the market. When you pick up and drop Gavin off. When you do my errands. When you go to the bank. When you visit the mages.
Do I need to say more?
Please do take some pictures though. I do enjoy knowing that my thoughts have been appreciated.
M
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Posted: Tue Jul 11, 2006 10:36 am
((Response comes more slowly, though the words seem to be oozing a loathing toward a certain perverted guardian))
Marc,
...no need to say more. I think I get the point.
- Remi
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Posted: Thu Jul 13, 2006 5:46 pm
(( The writing is smudgy, and the stationary looks cheap. There are places that look like someone tried to murder it with markers.)) Dear Remy and Gavin,
How's it going up there? Our room had a power outage the other day, somehow. Did it effect you? I also found some socks and a bra that aren't mine in the dryer. Please tell me they're yours.
We went out to the toy store to pass the time, and Osha found this little action figure that he wouldn't leave without.
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+ HAWK MAN +
NOW WITH SUPER GRIP ACTION!!!
FIGHT YOUR FOES AT EASE
WITH THIS SUPER HERO
CARTOON COMES ON SATURDAY
MORNING @ 6 AM
BZAAAW!!!
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When we got home, he told me (via pantomiming) it was a present for Gavin! Personally, I think it's a freaky little toy... kids these days.
Oh crap, my toast is burning.
~ Bani and Osha
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