wipesfaith | 04 [written/action]

[Classic incognito message, with the picture blocked out and everything; he even makes an attempt to disguise his handwriting, which he forgets after the first three words.]

Say you want to ask a girl out. How do you go about doing that?

Girls like flowers, right?

[See, there's actually a lot of consideration that goes into this. For a guy with a faulty brain-to-mouth filter and a do-or-die attitude, the amount of waffling here is...strange, maybe. But everyone's a walking contradiction. He has some ideas, along with maybe ten different speeches that he's mentally mapped out over the past three years and never planned on actually using, but second- and third-guessing himself leads to this pandering for advice...thing. He's pretty sure it's lame, but... It couldn't hurt, right?

Okay, so maybe he's just procrastinating.]

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[Anonymous dweebiness aside, Jean goes about his day as usual. Training at the Battle Dome; going to school; taking care of his horse at the stables, and taking him out for a ride into the woods; and checking the General Store for some...supplies, art supplies. Don't ask, don't tell.]

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[Woah, woah, hold on... He's trying to catch what he can as the owl's recited advice comes marching out.]

Wait, I'm not supposed to tell her she looks good? It went ok when I did it before. [She said "thank you" and didn't give him a weird look or anything. And he was like twelve and an awkward spaz about it back then.]

Since when are there so many rules to this. You sure you're not just making some of this stuff up? I mean what's wrong with Friday or Saturday?

It's creepy that you even know any of this.

As an all knowing spirit of knowledge, it should be assumed that I would know everything.

[Everything that he reads anyway.]

Nobody can know everything. Besides, you said you read it in a book and just because something is written in a book doesn't make it true.

Be that as it may, I certainly know more than you.

Also, do you really think that the word of men is any more reliable? I trust knowledge that someone has taken the time and effort to write down rather than biased advice.

Yeah, like how to sound condescending.

It's not like I'm just going to blindly take everyone's advice. If it sounds good to me, I might try it, and if it doesn't, I won't bother.

That is your perogative. I can only give knowledge, not tell someone how to use it.

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[Written] so majestic

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[Written] oops I did it again

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