Ixc
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7/2/2018
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Well, I suppose all this argument has been proved moot...
And d---, I am happy about it.
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Pleased to meet you. Ixc, spy and detective. Inventor of the Correspondence Cannon.
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Vote the Viscountess for Mayor!
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Snowskeeper
Posts: 575
7/2/2018
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Anne Auclair wrote:
Passionario wrote:
No, we've capitalized on one.
Dealing with rejection is hard for anyone, let alone someone who's gone for 34 years without ever hearing "no". It's going to be a long multi-step process, but I believe that the Princess will emerge from it as a better person.
No she won't. She's just going to stew over it and like every sheltered, frustrated aristocrat learn nothing and forget nothing. London will pay the price in years to come.
Also, people are going to keep abusing honey because the city is so dismal. A lose lose all around.
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You're suggesting that putting a honey-addict in charge of the city would lower rates of honey addiction?
Reality will always be uglier than a honey dream; trying to match London to one only clarifies that.
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Anne Auclair
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7/2/2018
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Snowskeeper wrote:
You're suggesting that putting a honey-addict in charge of the city would lower rates of honey addiction?
I wasn't suggesting.
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Reality will always be uglier than a honey dream; trying to match London to one only clarifies that.
Who better to change that then someone who has delved deep into dreams and visions of great beauty?
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Snowskeeper
Posts: 575
7/2/2018
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Snowskeeper wrote:
Reality will always be uglier than a honey dream; trying to match London to one only clarifies that.
Who better to change that then someone who has delved deep into dreams and visions of great beauty?
Somebody with a firmer grasp on the distinction between dream and reality. Reality has its own beauty, and it is not found in dreams.
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Jolanda Swan
Posts: 1823
7/2/2018
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There is a reason Poe was not made mayor of Baltimore. Or Baudelaire of Paris.
And they were not even spoiled royals.
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Ixc
Posts: 437
7/3/2018
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I thought the Baudelaires died in a house fire, leaving their penniless children to fend for themselves in adoption services?
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Azothi
Posts: 589
7/3/2018
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Ixc wrote:
I thought the Baudelaires died in a house fire, leaving their penniless children to fend for themselves in adoption services? Charles Baudelaire, the poet contemporary with Poe rather than the children who undergo a series of unfortunate events.
Unless this is a joke, to which I say bravo.
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Away to where the Chain cannot bind us.
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Jolanda Swan
Posts: 1823
7/3/2018
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And I, who hated the series with a passion, say begone!
In jest, of course.
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Gul al-Ahlaam
Posts: 238
7/3/2018
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Snowskeeper wrote:
Somebody with a firmer grasp on the distinction between dream and reality. Reality has its own beauty, and it is not found in dreams. Beauty is, as they say, in the eye of the beholder. To bring it into the world is the same process whether you're crafting it on a canvas or seeing it in a lover's smile.
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The Jewel-Eyed Prince.
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