Len (Imitator AU, Other AUs) (
justanimitator) wrote2011-02-22 08:43 pm
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Someone finally tries to handle Imi's pron!trauma...
[Soooo, this one time, Imitator!Len actually did make it to the library [though he doesn't know who the 'librarian' is yet...] ...mostly because it was a combination of rainy and snowy out, and he didn't like what it did to his clothing or running back to the bus to change (again).
As he is standing by the shelves, trying to figure out how everything is sorted and what to look for, he notices a familiar face...]
As he is standing by the shelves, trying to figure out how everything is sorted and what to look for, he notices a familiar face...]
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[She isn't disappointed. When she turns around, there is a Len by the bookshelves, sopping wet, the vaguely lost expression on his face decidedly familiar.]
[Raises a brow.] Haven't you figured out how to use an umbrella yet, Len?
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Miku-san!
...Um, those are?
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You can look at it if you'd like. I'm not leaving anytime soon.
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...It's similar. But-- ah-- those are round and this is a stick. [gives the umbrella a poke]
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That will probably look more familiar.
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Oh! These are umbrellas?! I didn't know they could do this...
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Aaaah, this is why I am um-- here.
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Sometimes, though, I um-- know both, but then everyone tells me... different things about it!
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[Turns a page of her book.] What do you mean, 'different things'?
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Um! At first it was because of 'Valentine's Day'. Another Miku-san said to uh, help make hearts out of paper... Which was interesting... and 'liking' people and it being fun.
Then another Len-san said 'Valentines' was a trick to um, sell things and that it was really a day a lot of people died and really bad...
Then another another Len-san said it was a good day to 'play cards right' and then it got really, um, weird...
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Yes, different people will have different opinions on that holiday. Would you like a complete and unbiased explanation?
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[Closes her book, immediately launching into a highly factual explanation of Valentine's Day.] The first Len is correct. Valentine's Day began as a commemoration of a religious figure named Saint Valentine. As there are several Saint Valentines, it is debated as to which the day is supposed to celebrate; nevertheless, it is supposed to be the day on which this Saint Valentine was martyred. Essentially, executed.
Over the years, however, it eventually evolved into a celebration of romance due to an entirely fictional account of this Saint Valentine writing a romantic letter to his beloved before his death, hence your Miku's explanation that Valentine's is a day to have fun and celebrate the one you like. [Sets her book on a side table, apparently no longer interested in reading it.]
The first Len's bias probably comes from the fact that in modern times it has become a consumer-based holiday in which those in love are encouraged to express their feelings and present the object of their affections with gifts. Many will argue that true love does not require gifts and that the celebration of the holiday is merely a scam to con people out of their money.
...and as for the last, well... Valentine's is also a day for, ah, expressing one's love. Often physically. 'Playing cards right' is an euphemism for manipulating a situation into receiving what one desires, and so... he, ah, probably wants... romantic attention on Valentine's.
[Summing up:] I personally avoid the conflict entirely and do not participate in any form of celebration.
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There's that 'ashamed' feeling again....
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...So those might be more fun. Or easy.
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[smiles] You should try it.
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[searching now for the word 'keytar' on the spines. maybe 'keyboard' will work better?]
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Er. Wait, you don't really 'hold' a piano at all.
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Haven't tried it myself. Um, Rin said I probably can hold more than a 'human', but pianos are pretty big and heavy.
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The Queen, perhaps, but I would be reluctant to visit the castle.
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Oh, a Queen lives in that castle?
I'm... going to try the keyboard books, I guess. Um, I'll have to figure out the 'holding' part somehow... I don't have a 'keytar' anyway, so it'll take a while. Plus I'm learning other things too.
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Quuen Rin. I haven't met her personally, but I'm on good terms with her servant.
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...
[Len quickly spins around, shocked]
Queen Rin? Her servant?!
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