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It was a powerful sight, to see the crucifix outlined by the rays of the retreating sun, one that should have forced all those who witnessed the vision to stop in their tracks and stare at it, in a mixture of wonder and amazement.
But the miniature people who hurried along below thought nothing about the hidden splendor that was above them. They were much too engrossed in their own lives their own problems to even offer a stray glance to the wooden adornment that overlooked them all.
The cross, from where he existed, could only pity the humans, who strolled along agitatedly beneath him refusing to concentrate on anything but their own chaotic worlds, but he knew, from his own acquired wisdom, that if they allowed themselves to escape from the commotion that rampaged in their own minds, they would be surprised to find that a less frenzied world endured around them.
Streaks of sunlight were still trying to cling to the last remaining moments of the afternoon when Oliver arrived at the chapel. He had returned home as he had promised himself, had his shower, and tried, without success, to take his nap.
He had remained there, in his house, restively, for what he supposed had been hours, waiting for the dancing swirls of thoughts in his mind to transform themselves into some sort of solution.
They had refused to comply and of course, that was the reason he had come here, to the church, not seeking redemption or solace, but in search of the woman who was expecting to wed him in this very place come tomorrow.
Inside the church had a ghastly sort of loveliness to it. Light filtered through the stained windows, illuminating patches on the carpeted floor. It smelt strongly of incense sprinkled with the musky odor of a place that had been shut up for a long period of time.
Rose had insisted that they have their wedding in a church. Though Oliver would have preferred that it had been outside, she had persisted, and he had given in. It hadn't seemed like such a major concern at the time but now he felt that it was colossal.
His mind felt disconnected from the rest of him at this moment. He could feel himself walking; his feet were taking him somewhere that he was not certain of. The feeling of dread increased as he neared the secluded door that stood at the top of the old staircase that he hadn't realized he had climbed.
A thousand thoughts flowed through his mind as he knocked on the door.
A response did not come immediately, so he repeated the action. Following this time was a muffled scream, yelling for him to come in.
The room was undersized; an ornate mirror had been crammed into the space, along with several boxes containing unknown items. Contrasting the muddy gray color of the room, stood Rose. She was breathing heavily, and her cheeks were flushed, her red hair was tousled. She was wearing a heavily jeweled white gown, her wedding dress.
She was beautiful.
"Oliver" her voice was coated with surprise, "It is bad luck to see the bride before the wedding"
An unfamiliar sensation lodged itself in Oliver's chest. He couldn't name it; he had never felt this way before, though it felt like disappointment, like nostalgia, it even contained a bit of sadness.
It was how he had expected to feel in this situation, though the sensation was ten times more intense than he had ever predicted.
"We need to talk" he said, in a voice that he was sure wasn't his own.
Her smile disappeared, and she nodded, joining him on the narrow corridor outside.
She stared at him, and he looked away, his hands crept their way into his pockets.
"I don't think that I can – do this, Rose, we can't, I mean get married"
"Why not..." he didn't mistake the redundant alarm in her words.
"Because—I don't..."
He couldn't. How could anyone...how did anyone ever form these difficult sentences? How did you tell a woman that you weren't in love with her anymore—and that you didn't think that you ever were?
"I don't love you"
Though years of Quidditch had taught him something, and that was that if you needed to do something, then get it done quickly, before you lost momentum.
She didn't burst out into unstoppable tears, as he had suspected that she might; nor did she scream at him ancient hexes, as he felt he deserved.
Instead she continued to stare at him, with her tearless eyes, until he was sure that she hadn't quite heard what he had said.
He repeated himself, and she assured him, in an empty voice that she had understood him the previous instance.
She walked away after what he felt was an eternity, her footsteps faintly thudding on the aged floor.
It was then, that the shrieking began.
She called him everything, and more, in fact by the time her words had finished bounding off the limestone walls of the cathedral, Oliver was fairly sure that she had invented some new vocabulary just for this occasion.
When she seemed satisfied that she had verbally abused him enough, she faced him again. And asked him with a forced calm, what made him change his mind.
It was at that moment the he realized how crowded he felt. The walls were moving he was sure of it; they were coming closer, closing in.
"So was I right—you want to be with her, don't you?"
It wasn't a question. It was an accusation. One the he wasn't willing to respond to.
"I'll tell everyone that the wedding is cancelled"
"Oliver-I'm sure we can work this out..."
"I'm not...that's the problem"
"Oliver please, sweetheart, don't do this to me-think of the press"
"I just can't all right...I'm sorry"
And that was it. That was the conclusion to their relationship. The one that Witch Weekly had claimed would last forever.
Rose waited until she heard the familiar resonance that assured her that he had gone before she allowed herself to even reflect on what had just transpired.
She knew she should at least cry, to make the whole loving wife-to-be act at least appear more believable. But she didn't see the point anymore, this entire game was over, she had realized that weeks ago, she had only been maintaining the façade in the hope that Oliver would be too noble to forsake her at the altar.
She was disappointed however. She had work very hard to ensure that he had would be hers. Though her mother had once told her; where one road ended another begins.
Her feelings for Oliver, were possessive, to put it into words. She felt as though she owned him, as though she should. Now that he was no longer hers. Those feelings had disappeared.
She had always known that he would go to her. That was undoubtedly where he was headed as she spoke. It would have been before or after they had been together. It was always obvious.
She wondered if she should care. If she should try to ruin their budding romance before it could bloom. She had wasted all of eleven months with him, planning, waiting, and for what? For this...
Well, she did get a complimentary gown out of the entire thing... she supposed that was a benefit.
And besides, she was far too drained from her last week's scheming to sum up any plans of destruction for Oliver or his little friend right now. He had served his purpose. And she was done with him.
In any case it wasn't as if he was that significant, he could be replaced. In fact, didn't she hear that Duncan O'Brian had just gotten through a very malicious divorce?
She might just need to play the role of heartbroken entrepreneur for just a bit longer.
Her mind lingered on Maurice who was still probably concealed under layers of boxes in the makeshift changing room. She should tell him, he should know that this one was over. And then maybe after he'd calmed down; they could resume their fun.
So she hadn't gone to Oliver's house. Though she had intended to...at first. The intention had faded away as she neared the brownstone, when she had become so terrified of what lay inside if she dared to venture that far, that she had run away in the opposite direction until she felt she was safe from the humiliation that she would have undoubtedly inflicted upon herself.
She had bought herself a bottle of nail polish. It was the first time she had ever possessed anything of the sort, in fact on routine days she would scorn all those witches who sat at home and did nothing but choose the next color in which to paint their nails.
But today wasn't a normal day, no. Today was the day that she became a new woman. No more sulking over Oliver she had proclaimed to herself and the woman standing in front of her in the market, that there would be no more tears, no more wishing. Today she would move on with her life because tomorrow he was moving on with his.
And what better way to attest your new womanhood than to smear paint upon your nails?
There was none.
Yes, it was finally time that she matured. It was time for her to realize that her life wasn't a fairy tale, because in reality fairy tales...didn't subsist.
She had been deceiving herself into thinking that she and Oliver could ever have anything more than a very complicated friendship.
Her insides craved nothing more than to curl up in her pantry and devour everything that surrounded her, she knew that that was the old Katie wanting, the one that she had sworn to be rid of today.
So she paid her no heed.
She would be strong; she would get over him. And she would do it now.
Nothing could stop her, nothing. The only one that probably could was most likely miles away preparing for his wedding.
The hard part was supposed to be over. He had told Rose the truth and he had left her impassive form at the top of the staircase as he headed off to start a new life.
That was intended to be the problematical area.
The maddening feelings in his stomach were still there. If not, more pronounced than before. He had apparated at Katie's door, only to walk back downstairs, which led him to his house, and then ultimately back to hers.
A number of her neighbors had passed with inquiring looks on their faces, though none had bothered to comment on his crazed demeanor.
Though, he knew that he could probably expect to read in the tabloids tomorrow that he was going insane.
Sometime during the walk from her house to his, he had decided on a course of action. He was good at strategy, or so he had told himself in reassurance. Well, he was good at Quidditch tactics.
But, unfortunately for him, there was no actual link between women and Quidditch.
His plan however was a simple one. He would not, as he had first considered doing, barge into the space, shirtless of course, declaring to her his perpetual love, a love that he was not ever sure that he possessed.
No, instead he would be practical, he would go to her and they would discuss this like mature adults.
Yes, that was the plan, though less impressive than his usual electrifying ones, he was still certain that it was the best course of action.
Painting her nails had to have been the most horrible idea Katie had ever had. Years of biting and gnawing after her hands had apparently resulted in them being unable to be adorned with nail polish, or at least to look respectful afterwards.
Her path to womanhood, like everything else in her world, seemed littered with troubles.
And what logic did grooming contain? A person couldn't change their past by using a coat of paint.
She should have just eaten chocolate like she had wanted to; chances were that she would have been feeling a lot more contented if had. Chocolate didn't make you forget, but it did make you fell pretty damned good for a while.
So she would go to the store and get some chocolate, and maybe if she felt like it she would pass by the church where Oliver was... oh who was she fooling, she doubted she would even glance near there.
He had been standing outside the wooden door, hand poised, ready to begin pounding for what had to have been a good few minutes now.
Such a simple motion did not require such intense thought. But a thousand thoughts ricocheted in his mind. A thousand what ifs and maybes, and another thousand answers to each query.
Perhaps he should just owl her, writing was far more efficient that the stuttering that would undoubtedly occur if he tried to confront her here and now.
The weight on his hand lifted and finally he was able to convince his feet to depart from the area.
He had probably heard the screech of the door's hinges first and then his name, but nevertheless, it was the latter that name his feet recess their hasty departure.
The owner of the voice, to him was no mystery, and he answered her just as he had many times before.
She ignored his response, a human habit, one supposed, and instead asked him why he was here.
He could feel her presence as she approached him, it did not help to clear his mind.
Damn it Oliver, you're acting like a bloody teenager.
Determined to prove his mother's exasperating voice wrong, Oliver spun around, and by sheer will alone forced himself to stare into Katie's eyes.
He prided himself on the fact that she looked away first.
An unpleasant hush surrounded them as they both labored for something to say.
"I just came to see if you were here"
"Why aren't you at the church..."
"We aren't getting married anymore..."
He eyes flickered to his face for a moment, revealing to him something that he knew that he should have realized ages ago.
Tell her now
His mother's voice was screaming in his ears now, muttering nonsense about Quidditch tactics and grandchildren.
"Do...you want to go somewhere, to...eat or something?"
Oliver found that the sentence sounded far more idiotic in the open that it had in his head.
"All right"
Her answer was accompanied with a sigh and a smile. A special one we suppose, one that was she saved just for such an occasion.
It was a smile that Oliver had learnt to appreciate, and maybe someday learn to love.
Thank you, thank you, a million times over for all your unwavering support. This chapter took me forever to compose, through schoolwork and friends, but hell, it's here now. I'm not tremendously proud of this story; I found that it began to loose my flair around the third chapter, but regardless, I hope you all enjoyed it. I really did work hard on it. Thank you to all my reviewers, I did it for you.
About the ending, I tried to do a kiss scene or a whole confess my love for you scene, but I seemed so unrealistic...this works better for me, I'll leave it to you to decide on what happens next. I shall be writing another fable soon, you'll know when.
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Celluloid Screams 2012, Day 1: NIGHTBREED: THE CABAL CUT - It's Alive! It's Aliiiiive!
This was a quiet, fairly cosy but very professional venue - the charm of some storied little independent place but the polish of the better big chain cinemas or upscale arthouse establishment. The crowd was a little lighter on long hair, metal or grindhouse tees - a few more sharp suits or grey heads. No compromises with the lineup, though. This was still horror through and through, from artistic or mainstream films to nerve-shredding psychological thrillers to full-on splatter, and whatever their demographic the audience seemed to eat it right up.
The gala opening was a big draw - I was not the biggest fan of Ben Wheatley's previous movie, the devilish hitman thriller Kill List, when I saw it at L'Etrange last year but I admired his obvious skill as a writer and director enough I was curious about his blackly comic followup Sightseers. This is far lghter territory, the story of a reclusive woman whose new boyfriend invites her on a caravan tour of the North of England, only to reveal his obsessive devotion to the countryside has a much darker side than was initially apparent.
Todd praised Sightseers at Cannes, and while I don't entirely share his enthusiasm I got on with it far better than Kill List. No awkward third act lurch into insanity here, just jet-black, merciless, very English comic horror which the Showroom crowd were all over. I didn't feel the characterisation really moved very far beyond pretty easy Brit-comedy gags, when one or two superb conversations (one of Wheatley's strengths) showed the film could have gone a lot deeper. Two great performances, though, gorgeous cinematography and hey - it was certainly very darkly funny.
The latest screening of the restored version of Clive Barker's Nightbreed (the "Cabal" cut) also pulled quite a crowd. Barker's original novel was one of my first introductions to horror (certainly deeper, more nuanced horror rather than the crowd-pleasing nastiness in something like James Herbert's The Rats), and I'd never seen the notoriously butchered studio version of the film so I was curious how his story, in its intended form, held up - a damaged psych patient with a violent past, accused of murder most horrid, flees to the fabled sanctuary of Midian, a buried necropolis where monsters go to seek forgiveness.
Good but not great, basically. Barker crams a tremendous amount of his novel onto the screen and the original concept is as brilliant as ever. But while Nightbreed is a surprisingly decent film even in this rough-and-ready form (the new footage comes from ancient VHS tapes, and some of it is near unwatchable) it's also a painful lesson in the shortcomings of 90s action cinema, from the wooden performances and script tweaked for laughs to the sex scenes with both participants still clad in tightie-whities. The editing is often phenomenal, but the original film is plainly nowhere near the work of genius the restoration team seem to think.
Day two featured the retro horror anthology V/H/S, a love letter to 80s medical-themed body horror in Cell Count, a surprise screening of Irish urban fantasy Citadel and more besides. Second roundup is on its way.
Celluloid Screams 2012 ran from 26th-28th October at the Showroom Cinema in Sheffield, in the UK.
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Hadley: PresentsMature
Trying to use the bathroom and get dressed that morning was a nightmare. Houses with one bathroom weren't designed to have seven people in. But eventually we all made our way back downstairs to go and open our presents. Dad took his usual position by the tree to hand things out and I flopped on the couch with Maxxie.
Mom was pleased with her wine and Dad was pretty much fangirling over his whiskey. Maxxie got a bottle of wine from Mom and Dad and another bottle from Ava and Ryan. He thanked them with a smile, which Ava mirrored as she opened her fancy bath stuff. Cayden just gave everyone money since he "hadn't had a chance to buy anything". I don't think Mom bought it but then again, she hadn't been there for all the drama. Cayden opened his present from Maxxie, which happened to be a model of a Dodge Viper.
Cayden smiled. "You asshole. C'mere"
Maxxie chuckled and went over to Cayden, getting locked in a sort of headlock hug.
"Learn how to drive and I might replace the model with a real one"
Cayden laughed, giving him a proper hug. Maxxie hugged back and flopped next to me again. Dad handed out the last of the presents and Mom looked from Maxxie to me.
"Didn't you get Maxxie anything, Hadley?" she asked.
"Yeah but I gave it to him earlier on"
I woke up a little earlier than I needed to and pulled a red ribbon out of my suitcase. I tied it into a bow around my neck and tried to wake him up. He groaned and tried to roll over.
"Wake up, sleepy"
"Pretty please"
"S'Christmas. Wake me up when s'over"
I prodded him a little and he groaned again.
I prodded him again.
"What?" he asked, not opening his eyes.
I tutted and prodded him again. He opened his eyes.
"I was enjoying being asleep. What's so important about Christmas day that needs me awake for it?"
I bit my lip a little, almost losing my nerve. "Merry Christmas"
He saw the bow round my neck and smiled before kissing me. "Merry Christmas"
I kissed back and blushed a little. "I know it's kinda sucky but I didn't know what to get you so I sorta got you myself"
He grinned. "It's not sucky at all. Couldn't have gotten me a better present" he huggled me and I huggled back. "I love you" he kissed my nose.
I closed my eyes as I said "I love you too"
"Well now my present's gonna suck. I should've thought of that" he giggled and I smiled.
"It can't suck if it comes from you"
He giggled again and huggled me a bit more as I kissed his neck.
"I want you" he kissed the top of my head and hummed as he said "forever"
I blushed a little.
"So long as you want to stay that is"
I smiled. "Of course I do"
He smiled too. "Good"
"Oh? What did you get him?" Mom asked, snapping me away from the memory.
Maxxie smiled and pecked me on the cheek.
"Oh, it was just something for in the car"
Mom didn't exactly look like she believed me and Maxxie chuckled.
"It was incredibly sweet" he said, kissing me.
I kissed back. "Glad you liked it"
Humming, he reached under the tree to get a present Dad seemingly missed. He gave it to mead huggled me. I opened it and saw a cell phone box. I smiled and kissed him.
"Thanks, gorgeous"
"Told you it was crap next to your present" he smiled and I laughed.
"It's not crap"
He didn't believe me and just huggled me some more, making me hum.
"Right, I'm gonna make a start on lunch. Some help would be appreciated, Ava" Mom said and Ava nodded.
"Got it, Mum"
Maxxie was busy peeling a stick on bow off some wrapping paper. He stuck it to his shirt and went back to huggling me. "Now we're even"
I giggled and kissed his cheek, making him grin as I huggled him a bit more
"I love you. Remind me, when's your birthday?" he asked.
"Not til June. Why?"
He smiled. "No reason" he kissed my neck and I was instantly suspicious.
He grinned.
"That doesn't make me any less suspicious"
He giggled and I whined. He ignored my whining and looked up at Cayden.
"Good to see you again, Cay" he said with a smile.
Cayden smiled back. "And you, man"
"So what d'you do to make her hate you as much as she hates me?"
Cayden shrugged. "Split up a marriage, I guess"
Maxxie sighed and sort of offered an arm for a hug.
"It's cool, man. She can't hate me forever" Cayden smiled.
Maxxie hummed and put his arm back around me. "She's scary when she's mad at you though" he chuckled.
Ava sort of appeared from nowhere. "I hate to split you guys up but can I borrow Maxxie for five minutes?"
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In a desperate bid to stall his trial at the Code of Conduct Tribunal, the Senate President, Dr. Bukola Saraki, has filed another application before the Tribunal, to stop his ongoing trial on charges of alleged false asset declaration.
Dr Saraki is asking the tribunal chairman, Danladi Umar, to disqualify himself from the suit.
Punch reports that in the fresh motion filed before the CCT on Tuesday, the Senate President is asking Umar to disqualify himself from the trial on the basis that the tribunal chairman is allegedly under criminal investigation by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission.
He alleged in the motion that Umar would likely be biased in the handling of his trial since the EFCC which is allegedly leading the prosecution of the Senate President before the CCT is also investigating the tribunal chairman.
The application was filed before the CCT by Mr. Raphael Oluyede, who has not been part of Saraki's defence team before the CCT.
Oluyede was the lawyer who filed the case seeking to stop Saraki's trial but which was dismissed by Justice Abdu Kafarati of the Federal High Court in Abuja last Friday.


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C SupportEdit
- Zihark: Uh...Ilyana? What are you staring at?
- Ilyana: Oh? Er... The bag on your hip.
- Zihark: It's nothing special. I just carry a vulnerary and some snacks in there. Why? Is there something wrong with it?
- Ilyana: Oooh... It smells delicious...
- Zihark: Really? That's odd. It's just some dried meat.
- Ilyana: Dried meat! So...savory... I'm just...you know. I'm hungry.
- Zihark: You're hungry? But I just saw you shoveling down some roast rabbit a few minutes ago! You may look frail, but you can sure throw down the chow! Well, I'm off. Talk to you later!
- Ilyana: Oh...good-bye.
- Ilyana: What am I going to do? I should have told him I'm starving and nearly ready to collapse from hunger pains. Maybe then he would have given me some of his delicious-smelling snacks. I need food!
B SupportEdit
- Ilyana: Er... Hello...
- Zihark: Hello, Ilyana. You're hungry again, aren't you?
- Ilyana: No. Maybe. Fine...yes. I'm starving!
- Zihark: How can you possibly eat so much and still be hungry? Last night you swiped the chicken wing right out of my hands! Does casting a few spells really make you that hungry?
- Ilyana: To be honest, I don't know why I'm so hungry. I'm never full. I always get hungry as soon as I eat. Normally, I eat about as much food as five people. Today was tough because I only got enough food for three.
- Zihark: What?! That's just...incredible! That sounds like a serious problem. Well...good luck with that.
- Ilyana: Er... Excuse me? Can you wait for a moment?
- Zihark: What?
- Ilyana: Er... Haven't you forgotten something?
- Zihark: Now, let me think... Nope! Didn't forget anything.
- Ilyana: Oh...my mistake, then.
- Zihark: See you later!
- Ilyana: ... Everyone gave me something to eat but him...
A SupportEdit
- Ilyana: Oh...
- Zihark: Hi, Ilyana. I'm bumping into you all over the place these days.
- Ilyana: Yes, you're right. ...
- Zihark: What's wrong? You look a little... different today.
- Ilyana: Really? How so?
- Zihark: Yes, definitely. You're looking cuter than usual.
- Ilyana: Really?!
- Zihark: Yeah, definitely a little cuter.
- Ilyana: ...
- Zihark: You're hungry, though. I can tell from the feral look in your eyes.
- Ilyana: Feral?! Excuse me?
- Zihark: You're a bit of a celebrity among the men in the unit. They say you lure them in with your cute face and then run off with their snacks.
- Ilyana: They do?
- Zihark: Oh, yes they do! You're a beef jerky thief, aren't you? I know about the apple pie incident, too. Yeah... I know your tricks. Is it true that you don't remember their names, even after they buy you an expensive meal? That's just terrible.
- Ilyana: No! It's just that... I collapse into a coma when I get too hungry! That's why I've got to accept everyone's generous food offers.
- Zihark: Then at least remember their names! Even if you had ulterior motives, everyone likes... Er... Is kind to you.
- Ilyana: Sorry...
- Zihark: Don't apologize to me. You didn't take my apple tart.
- Ilyana: All right.
- Zihark: Well, shall we get going?
- Ilyana: Pardon me?
- Zihark: You're hungry, right? I feel bad about preaching to you, so this dinner is on me.
- Ilyana: Are you sure?
- Zihark: I'm sure. I can't have you going hungry on me. However, I'm not rich. All I can afford is two dinners.
- Ilyana: That's...so kind. That should be enough. I'm so happy! Oh, thank you so much... Um... Er... Ike? No, wait! Um... Bill? Lance? Sword guy?
- Zihark: Zihark.
- Ilyana: Zihark! Oh, I really appreciate it...
With BromEdit
C SupportEdit
- Brom: Hmm...? Hey, what are you doing?
- Zihark: Hi, Brom. I'm just fixing my shoulder guard. See? It's starting to rip right here.
- Brom: Oh, yeah. You don't want to go into battle like that! This one time, I had a... Hey! How do you know my name?
- Zihark: Hm? Oh, I'm just good at remembering names and faces. Natural talent, I suppose. Sorry if I got a little fresh with you! Let me introduce myself. I'm Zihark. How do you do, Brom?
- Brom:: Howdy! Nice to meet you! Fixing a shoulder guard is tough work. What do you do when you're not at war? You work in leather?
- Zihark: Nope. Just a swordsman.
- Brom: Huh...I didn't know swordsmen could fix something like this. That's quite a skill!
- Zihark: I taught myself. Mercenaries don't make good money, you know. I can't afford to visit a tradesman... And...done! All right, that should hold.
- Brom: Wow... Isn't that something? I have to teach my youngest son how to do that!
- Zihark: How many children do you have, Brom?
- Brom: I've got five sons and three daughters. In fact...my oldest girl is just about your age.
- Zihark: I figured you would have lots of children.
- Brom: How did you figure that?
- Zihark: Just look at you, Brom. You're a big man with a big heart. The perfect daddy!
- Brom: Y-you think so? Oh, stop! You're embarrassing me!
B SupportEdit
- Brom: Howdy, Zihark. I had a good time with you the other day.
- Zihark: Heya, Brom! You're quite the talker! You made me laugh the whole time. I haven't had such a fun meal in a long time.
- Brom: Aw, shucks! That makes me happy that I invited you out.
- Zihark: Oh, yeah. This is my share. Take it.
- Brom: Don't worry about it. I invited you, remember? It's on me.
- Zihark: I can't let you do that, big guy. You invited me on short notice, and I didn't have any cash on me. But today I'm ready, so let me pay for my half.
- Brom: Well, even if you want to, I don't even remember how much I paid.
- Zihark: The total came to four fifty. I'll give you two and a quarter, and we can call it even.
- Brom: Well, aren't you a fine young man! You've got a good memory, and you can do math!
- Zihark: That's just my nature. Most mercenaries are basically lazy and sloppy... I think I drive them crazy.
- Brom: Nah. That just makes you even more of a true man! I bet you're pretty popular with the young lasses, eh? Eh?!
- Zihark: Um...not...really. It would take an... eccentric girl to love a guy like me.
- Brom: I tell you, Zihark, sometimes I don't get this world. I mean, even a simpleton like me has a family!
- Zihark: Ha! I'm telling you, Brom, you're a good man. Trust me on this one.
- Brom: Oh, I have an idea! And it's a humdinger! You should marry my daughter!
- Zihark: Um... Er... I should what?
- Brom: I don't mean to sound like a proud poppa, but they're all great girls! And if I like you this much, I'm sure that my daughters will like you, too.
- Zihark: Heh... Hey, enough with the jokes, Brom...
- Brom: How about it? I think you'd be a great match for the oldest one! You're both the same age!
- Zihark: Oh, boy...
A SupportEdit
- Brom: So, anyway... My oldest girl is well built! Actually, she's about my size. But don't worry! She can still work the fields like a man! I'm sure you'll love her!
- Zihark: Um...she sounds...lovely.
- Brom: Stop giving me such halfhearted answers and start listening! I'm talking about the girl who is going to be your future wife!
- Zihark: Brom, listen... I didn't tell you this the other day, but... I have no intentions of getting married now.
- Brom: What? Aw, shucks! Why not?
- Zihark: I had... I had an important girlfriend before. We couldn't be together because of...complicated reasons... But even now I still think about her. I can't get her out of my mind. I appreciate your kindness, but... Anyway, that's why.
- Brom: I see. That's a real shame...
- Zihark: But I tell you what! The idea of joining your family was quite appealing.
- Brom: Hmm... Then how about my second-oldest girl?! She's a little younger, but don't let that worry you too much! She's a sweetheart, I tell ya! Why, once when the cow got loose, she lifted it right up and hauled it back...
- Zihark: No! Wait! That isn't what I meant... Aw, nuts.
With MuarimEdit
C SupportEdit
- Zihark: That's strange. I could swear I had it just a second ago. Where did I put...
- Muarim: Something wrong?
- Zihark: Oh, Muarim. No, not really. I just... I seem to have lost my sword powder.
- Muarim: Sword powder?
- Zihark: It's used to maintain swords. Swords rust quickly if you don't take care of them. A little powder, a little oil, and a little scrubbing does the trick.
- Muarim: Does it come in a small bag attached to a stick?
- Zihark: Yeah, that's it! Did you pick it up?
- Muarim: No, but...I have seen it before. I did not know that was its name.
- Zihark: Hm. Well, it doesn't look like I dropped it anywhere around here. Maybe I lost it when we were marching... Ah, well. Maybe Commander Ike will have some he can share.
- Muarim: Being a beorc has its troubles, does it not?
- Zihark: You said it. You know, it's times like these I really envy you laguz. You've always got your weapons, and they're always at the ready.
- Muarim: ...
B SupportEdit
- Muarim: Zihark.
- Zihark: Oh, Muarim. What brings you here?
- Muarim: Did you find the sword powder?
- Zihark: Unfortunately, no. I'll need to replace it, I think. I hate to keep borrowing from the others.
- Muarim: Can you use this?
- Zihark: What's this? Oh, wow... This sword powder looks expensive... You're a laguz. How did you come to have this?
- Muarim: Force of habit.
- Zihark: I don't follow you.
- Muarim: I was once a slave. The nobleman who was my master made me sharpen his blades for him. I was quite adept at it. He would bring them to me unannounced. If I did not have the proper materials to sharpen his swords, he would beat me. I still do not feel comfortable unless I have these materials near me.
- Zihark: I'm sorry to have brought up such a painful memory.
- Muarim: It is in the past now. Would you like me to sharpen your sword?
- Zihark: Thank you, but a true swordsman takes care of his own blade. I appreciate your offer, though.
- Muarim: Then at least take this powder. I no longer have any use for it.
- Zihark: Muarim... Thanks. You saved me. I'm not just saying this out of gratitude, but...would you care to join me for dinner?
- Muarim: I would like that very much.
A SupportEdit
- Zihark: Muarim.
- Muarim: What is it, Zihark?
- Zihark: I picked this for you.
- Muarim: This is...
- Zihark: I've heard the beast tribes are fond of the leaves of this kind of herb. It's fairly uncommon, but I've learned how to spot it.
- Muarim: Um...
- Zihark: I picked the wrong herb, didn't I?
- Muarim: No, no... It's fine. Unfortunately, it is not something that we tigers have a nose for.
- Zihark: Oh... I didn't know that. Sorry. An old girlfriend of mine loved the scent of it. I guess I just assumed that all laguz liked the smell as much as she did.
- Muarim: You...were involved with a laguz?
- Zihark: Yeah.
- Muarim: That is very uncommon. I've heard stories of love affairs between beorc and laguz. It must have been difficult. I do not imagine either society would have accepted it with ease.
- Zihark: It...was too much for her. We couldn't be married, and the pressure was too much for her to stay with me. But I've never loved another woman. To this day, I think that I never shall.
- Muarim: Can I have that bundle of herbs?
- Zihark: What? But I thought...
- Muarim: It has no effect on me, it's true, but I accept the gesture of kindness you have shown in bringing it to me. And I apologize for bringing up a painful memory of your own.
- Zihark: Thanks. You're very kind. Heh. I guess that makes us even, doesn't it?


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well it is official. He is never speaking to me again, I screwed everything up. We had something good going, I know it. We got along so well, we had so much in common, and yet I screwed it up.
I was just getting to know him. and that is not going to happen anymore. I so badly wanted to know him and go on dates with him... he is so smart, and funny. He is so thoughtful and amazing. he is a little nerdy, wears glasses, just awesome. everything I wanted.. He is not ignorant to the realities of the world.. he loves to read, just like me. he is so honest, and I screwed it all up.
When he did respond to my message though, I felt no satisfaction, I felt far worse. much much worse. He said that I creeped him out and he is not going to talk to me again. It hurt like heck, he deserves so much better.
when I first looked at his profile he said no relationships or possible relationships with a girl have worked out in the last year. I thought maybe I could change that, but I couldn't. I screwed up so bad and now I am paying the consequences. I did not know him for long, but I feel so sad.
I replied to his response, acting like I don't care. telling him to have a nice life. the truth is I DO care, I care so much... I feel like we had a great connection, but stupid me had to destroy it.
I do not know how long it will take to get over him. I suppose that I will just forget about him after awhile, he deleted me from facebook and from the website I met him on. it makes me so sad that I am going to forget him, I don't want to forget such an amazing guy. but what choice do I have? I can't keep mourning for something that is never going to happen.
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