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[Leave it to your wife, Jonathan, to tell you things straight.]
But if you weren't brash when those boys were tormenting me, then we wouldn't have met at all. And you did turn out quite a fine man, after some trials and tribulations.
[Putting it lightly.]
I think I should like to talk to one of the Fourth's priests, just to see what they think of their godling's disposition. Surely some must hold some qualms about his behavior.
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Do you wish to invite them here for tea? I shall admit to being uncertain as to just who the priests are, but I would be amicable to such an arrangement if they were to behave themselves.
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[Though the Fourth's followers hadn't gone around tormenting people in public or blowing up property, she was sure it wasn't beyond them to get angry.]
Though, I can go alone, if that is a better idea.
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[Speaking of precautions-] I could not possibly leave you to do so alone! If you fear I may unnerve them, I can perhaps sit at a distance, but I could not bear to consider the risks at hand only to sit without knowing how you were to fare!
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Why don't we have you sit far enough away that you'll still be able to hear, but not so far that they would need worry you barrelling down upon them at first disagreement. I am a grown woman, my love, and a rather scary monster myself at night. I think I can fend someone off long enough for you to scruff them like a naughty kitten.
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But that much, I can certainly do, [he confirms.] And they shall certainly regret giving you any trouble even before I get there, shan't they? [he chuckles warmly.]
...Though I do hope it isn't necessary.
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They surely will.
[Erina fluffs his hair affectionately and sips her tea.] With any luck, perhaps we will be able to speak to someone like Marco. He seemed affable and calm enough, did he not?
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Most certainly! Marco was one of the very first whom I met here in fact! [he cheers, leaning just slightly against her for a moment.] He's one of the priests then?
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[Erina played with the longer hair at the back of his neck, looking thoughtfully down at Jonathan.] If he responds, I will be most grateful.
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[He brings a thoughtful hand to his chin, turning toward Erina.] Still, I am relieved to hear that one such likely option is he.
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[Erina chuckled and finished her tea, leaving his side to put it in the sink, but quickly returning.]
I imagine it will be an unsavory conversation for him. No one likes to have their beliefs challenged. I have seen enough doctors argue with Father to know that.
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[Erina sighs softly, thinking.] And you will be there if anything untoward happens. I just wonder if we ought to interview as many of the Fourth followers as would be willing to speak to us? Starting with the priests and working our way downward.
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[Other followers however...] ...Given the likely number, that is perhaps wise. While the Priests no doubt have the greatest understanding, it is important to obtain as much information as possible.
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[She laughs softly and leans into Jonathan.]
I imagine if we have the opportunity to see our boy again, we shall take this conversation as an example of what to do when seeking information out. Don't you think? Especially since Lizzie might be swayed one way or another in the future. I think if she chooses that, she should have all the information as we can possibly provide.
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[And oh, what a thought, to be able to see him again...
...he pauses. He hadn't even...oh.] Goodness. When you put it that way I feel practically irresponsible, having not thought of it. If she had been curious earlier we'd not have had any answers at all.
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I am continually surprised we remember to make sure our clothing is presentable and we remember to pick up groceries.
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[This was a terrible joke. He already expects a bit of a scolding, or perhaps, a sharp look for this.]
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Jonathan! If I must write "change your clothes" on the calendar, we have a few more concerns to be worried about.
[Still she laughs softly and sighs.]
gently leads this toward a close and looks at the event while winking