[ He sounds a bit defeated. There's still that possibility that she's coming back, and he's trying to hold onto it, but optimism isn't one of his strongest skills. ]
[ The narration is impressed with his memory nonetheless. ]
Why not?
[ That had a hint of being confrontational. Some people get sad when they grieve; some get really ridiculously easily riled. And Poland came a hair's breadth too close to speaking ill of the dead. ]
[Poland frowns, trying to think, but doesn't rise to the confrontational tone in Alex's voice. Alex is a weird human kid, he's a nation who just occupied Moscow for shits and giggles, he's got nothing to be insecure about.]
I... totally can't remember. It's been, like centuries. I think we just didn't ever really hang out much?
This is where it becomes relevant that the mun realised Alex has not, in fact, learned about the countries thing. 'Poland' is just a nickname or whatever, right? ]
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[ He sounds a bit defeated. There's still that possibility that she's coming back, and he's trying to hold onto it, but optimism isn't one of his strongest skills. ]
Did - do you know her?
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We spoke a few times.
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[ He doesn't know why he's asking this. It's like picking at a scab.
His tone's a bit Inquisition, but that's not intentional, that's just what happens when he's worked up or... oh, okay, most of the time. ]
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Like, not in ages, but we weren't super-close or anything to start with?
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Why not?
[ That had a hint of being confrontational. Some people get sad when they grieve; some get really ridiculously easily riled. And Poland came a hair's breadth too close to speaking ill of the dead. ]
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I... totally can't remember. It's been, like centuries. I think we just didn't ever really hang out much?
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Centuries.
[ wat
This is where it becomes relevant that the mun realised Alex has not, in fact, learned about the countries thing. 'Poland' is just a nickname or whatever, right? ]
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