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Feb 08, 2011 20:54

Just as I was finding these mortal children desperately wearisome, I had a new student today. Her name is Calliope. She told me that her father loved "the Classics". Have you ever heard a six year-old solemnly tell you about "the Classics"? It is simply charming. She told me that they have a cat at home, whose name is Apollo. More and more ( Read more... )

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sunshnesongster February 8 2011, 20:59:06 UTC
"Demanding Tomcat."

I like it.

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calliopic February 8 2011, 21:08:48 UTC
I didn't go into all the details of how, like any cat, he believed that he owned the sisters when, in fact, they owned him.

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sunshnesongster February 9 2011, 10:40:23 UTC
Is that right?

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calliopic February 9 2011, 10:54:18 UTC
Entirely right. It's okay though. He always gets the cream.

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inthe_past February 8 2011, 20:59:38 UTC
That is adorable. You should tell her how all those sisters cared for each other and defended each other against anyone who tried to hurt them.

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calliopic February 8 2011, 21:09:40 UTC
Next time, I shall tell her of them. Though I don't know what I'll say if her father comes in demanding to know why his little girl suddenly wants eight little sisters. I will maintain that he brought it on himself. Every Calliope needs her eight.

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inthe_past February 8 2011, 21:14:44 UTC
There is a lot of the world to inspire, even someone as amazing as a Calliope needs help.

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calliopic February 9 2011, 10:55:38 UTC
Calliope could not be amazing without her sisters.

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delightindance February 8 2011, 21:15:17 UTC
Yes, every Calliope does need her eight. And they need her! And yes, demanding tomcat does sound remarkably like our dear Apollo.

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calliopic February 9 2011, 13:50:25 UTC
There are so many resemblances to a tomcat, it's remarkable, really.

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delightindance February 9 2011, 20:23:28 UTC
All the stalking around when he's cranky.

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calliopic February 12 2011, 21:32:38 UTC
Yes! He does stalk, doesn't he?

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inspiredvoice February 8 2011, 22:53:21 UTC
Hey, I'm happy. :P

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calliopic February 9 2011, 10:43:18 UTC
Good! I simply don't want to deprive you of the chance for tragedy, darling.

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inspiredvoice February 9 2011, 17:05:23 UTC
Tragedy makes me happy. It's a win win there.

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calliopic February 9 2011, 17:52:51 UTC
And when you are happy, I am happy.

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tantibus February 9 2011, 09:46:48 UTC
I think I might have the privilege of being the only Epiales there ever was.

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calliopic February 9 2011, 10:41:17 UTC
Aren't you the special snowflake, Dream?

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tantibus February 9 2011, 11:05:52 UTC
I certainly am.

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calliopic February 9 2011, 11:19:29 UTC
And modest, too! How divine.

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