"You know... like a cat in the dark! All big-and-wide-eyed." She giggles at the thought. "It certainly looks odd on a man."
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The swivelling eyes of a loony drug addict. That is what she meant. You were probably gurning too.
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Fuck yeah! You should get some party eyes right now! Snap those sequins on you, boy.
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Don't leave us hanging like that, man. Open yourself to the experiences of the world, expand your consciousness. With amphetamines.
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She gives you a rather concerned look. "I guess we can change the subject, sir. I didn't mean to bring you down."
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You have absolutely no idea. Familiar how? You must have forgotten something you heard again.
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"Oh, that's great!" Her smile is warm. "I hope exciting adventures lie ahead! And maybe you can help mother become... less afraid."
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"It's the type of book where there's a rich lady and she has to choose between the good man and the bad man." She smiles at the thought, perhaps imagining herself in that situation.
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"Or there could be a story about a poor lady getting a rich man. It's about man and lady business, sir."
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"It happens. But usually the guy gets rich in the process, or should actually be rich himself, but has lost his family property unjustly, like during the Revolution or something."
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"Those are unhappy books, for most of the pages. People sad about what they have lost. But then it all turns out just fine in the end!"
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- "Not in romance books, sir. These are about nice and pretty people, and everyone is happy in the end."
- "Well... maybe then it's fine. Maybe if the lady then decides not to pick either, because she doesn't need a bad man. Yes, that would be interesting!"
- "Those are unhappy books, for most of the pages. People sad about what they have lost. But then it all turns out just fine in the end!"
- "I guess, yes. People in books are always very interesting. Especially the romance-people."
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"These are not very common. You can't have a choice between bad and bad, nobody wants to read a story like that."
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"Well... maybe then it's fine. Maybe if the lady then decides not to pick either, because she doesn't need a bad man. Yes, that would be interesting!"
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"I don't think it's a romance story if the main characters break up, though..." She pauses, trying to figure out the appropriate answer.
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"No-no, think about it! One where they plunge into a torrid spiral of pain and recrimination. Only it's really long and drawn out. Scarred for life. Phantom limb!"
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"... each of you tearing at the other's innards, leaving a gaping emptiness, a vacuum heart that still hurts ceaselessly!"
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It's time to leave it be. You're about to make a child cry. Are you proud of yourself?
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"Little girl, I'm sorry I got agitated. I just can't handle things sometimes. Let's get back to books."