Midna, Princess of Twilight (
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prismatica2019-08-19 07:09 am
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[Voice] - About Moon Cycle Antics...
[Midna does not make much use out of the network, but figures she has a question and doesn't want her face attached to it, in the event that anyone puts two and two together and realises she's actually asking for a little assistance. In the most subtle way she can muster, anyway.]
Hello, lovelies.
I've a question and your cycle—moon—whatever you wish to call it—is irrelevant.
How you do handle traits you acquire that could potentially be harmful to others, or to yourself? A good example of this might be if you grow horns and don't want to gore anyone who comes near you or sleeps next to you. Another example of this might be if you acquire serpent traits and possibly have some form of venomous accompaniment. Not that I know how that would work.
But you get the point, I'm sure. I'm not asking for any specific reason other than curiosity, so please, indulge me.
Hello, lovelies.
I've a question and your cycle—moon—whatever you wish to call it—is irrelevant.
How you do handle traits you acquire that could potentially be harmful to others, or to yourself? A good example of this might be if you grow horns and don't want to gore anyone who comes near you or sleeps next to you. Another example of this might be if you acquire serpent traits and possibly have some form of venomous accompaniment. Not that I know how that would work.
But you get the point, I'm sure. I'm not asking for any specific reason other than curiosity, so please, indulge me.

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Have you always been a soldier, Gawain? Or what I mean, I suppose, is if you are following in family history. What made you decide to follow that pathway?
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[He is a bit intimidated by her though. But that is hardly a bad thing. Not at all.]
Well, as the son of a King, it was always meant for me to be a kn ight. I take my duty seriously. and I do love defending the people. That is what true strength is. But any doubts I had were erased when I was chosen to be one of the knights serving King Arthur Pendragon.
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[Midna has to actually double take because...
Well. He's... a knight. She thought he served a king. A queen? Same difference. She remembers what he told her about his king being a woman who masqueraded as a man.
But.]
—Are you a prince?
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[It’s complicated. Very complicated.]
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Come to think of it, he's far more like a prince than she is a princess. Somehow she's unsurprised.
Unfortunately, Midna finds this... oddly humourous and has no shame in laughing about it.]
Well, if your mother and father were queen and king, then you were a prince first because you were born a prince. [See how that works, Gawain?] So I suppose I'll be calling you Your Highness from now on.
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Please don't. Much as I do not call you Lady, I would like the same familiarity from you. And it is a strange title to have.
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And here I thought you just liked saying my name. [She teases him, her amusement undeniable in her voice.] I suppose if you ask me very nicely, I'll try to acquiesce to your request. [Try being the keyword here.]
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Then I shall ask you as kindly and gently as possible, dear friend. [His tone is definitely sweet too. Granted, when isn't it pleasant?] Though I will admit, if you truly refused my request, I would just learn to live with an enjoy it.
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Friend? I'm your friend now, am I? Is a prince allowed to have friends? [Asks a princess who has never really thought she personally had any. Or that she was really permitted to have any.] If you give me special treatment, someone is going to get the wrong impression. Unless... that's what you want them to have.
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[He laughs though.] I mean, I always give people the wrong impression, but I feel no shame in this case.
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Relatives are different, Gawain. Those aren't the same things as friends. [Listen to her trying to be the expert.] Although I suppose you would have had friends. You're much too charming to be without. And... I suppose I could be called a friend. If that's what you wished.
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I am told that sometimes I am too difficult to deal with, but yes, I did have good friends through the years, though duty still came first. I would definitely wish to count you among my closet friends. I take great pride in knowing you.
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Prince, you hardly know me. I think what you mean to say is that you take great pride in knowing of my beauty.
[Which is still a magnificent compliment because boy, she is up her own butt about how pretty she is.]
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I will admit you have me there. If more of my fellow knights were here, I would indeed brag about your loveliness. And might even need duel them because of it.
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Duel them, in the name of my beauty? Now that you've put the idea in my head, I'm afraid I won't be able to think of much else. You're going to spoil me rotten.
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[Well it is showing off, so he shouldn't.]
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[He is flattered though, that she cares that much at least.]
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[She says it so often. One has to wonder what her basis for comparison is.]
Keep that up, and I'll insist that you threaten me with a good time.
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[Surely there are more charming men out there. Or at least smarter men.]
Because I can definitely offer you many a delight.
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I-I bet you can!
[The princess erupts in laughter, which she eventually has to stifle.]
If you had something in mind, I'm listening. Although you've been pretty impressive so far. Showing up at my door to collect something that I didn't owe you. Taking me for a horse ride. This is just turning into a real romance novel, Prince.
[Sorry. She can't let it slide. It's like a cute pet name for him now.]
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[Really he's not in many ways. Sure, as a knight he does echo some of the archetypes found in such stories. But in other ways he falls quite flat. But he can't ponder for long when she is so delighted.]
Next I shall be literally sweeping you off your feet though I suppose.
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[After a moment's pause, she grins, even if he can't see it. She's sure he'll hear it in her voice.]
If you actually sweep me off of my feet, I'm going to wonder how the end of the story goes. There's usually some kind of strange happily-ever-after thing happening.
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[After the amount of time that they have spent together, it's easy to tell when she's amused. And it's even more delightful to hear.]
But wherever the road may lead, I will follow.
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[Wherever it may lead. Midna is not done with him yet and she suspects even if she wanted to be, something would compel her to think and act otherwise.]
So try not to disappoint me.