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Aomidori · 01-26-2009, 11:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Celesia

"I Can't believe you'd refer to your self in such an awful way, you shouldn't be so hard on your self for being no more than a mere painting. I'll have to fetch someone useful to find a way to put a smile on your face, that way you can feel better about your self instead of feeling as if your the 'ignorant race' My mother always said paintings are people to, or at least were." Emil nattered on as fast as his voice would go; sticking in as many intsults as he could, then turned on his heels he walked off, no doubt not returning. "I can't believe something so stuck up could ever become a painting. They really are stupid, aren't they?" Emil thought to himself while he walked quickly away from the portait.

The painting looked at Matilda. Matilda looked at the painting. Both said, “…”

An embarrassing silence followed. Tristan Howell Ernest de Ath (the First) was the first to speak, sounding rather defeated, “I wasn’t lying when I said I was worth more than your life.” He insisted.

01-26-2009, 11:00 PM	#7 (permalink)
Aomidori Red Cap Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 81 Hogwarts RPG Name: Matilda Adele Dem Mc'nuland Second Year	Quote: Originally Posted by Celesia "I Can't believe you'd refer to your self in such an awful way, you shouldn't be so hard on your self for being no more than a mere painting. I'll have to fetch someone useful to find a way to put a smile on your face, that way you can feel better about your self instead of feeling as if your the 'ignorant race' My mother always said paintings are people to, or at least were." Emil nattered on as fast as his voice would go; sticking in as many intsults as he could, then turned on his heels he walked off, no doubt not returning. "I can't believe something so stuck up could ever become a painting. They really are stupid, aren't they?" Emil thought to himself while he walked quickly away from the portait. The painting looked at Matilda. Matilda looked at the painting. Both said, “…” An embarrassing silence followed. Tristan Howell Ernest de Ath (the First) was the first to speak, sounding rather defeated, “I wasn’t lying when I said I was worth more than your life.” He insisted.