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Oct 25, 2009 10:37

[You can see him sitting in a chair in front of a desk, studying maps, letters addressed to "James Chen, British Crown Colony of Hong Kong" and books that are spread all over the table. The room doesn't look much different from normal, still very Victorian and British, but the textures and the craftmanship are much better, everything seems to be ( Read more... )

event, being a british colony

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[Video] skater_lynx October 25 2009, 10:43:21 UTC

I don't have Japanese servants. The mansion probably did the best it could for you, James Chen, British Crown Colony of Hong Kong. Besides wouldn't it remind you of People's Republic of China?

[Haru is wearing a beautiful but very subtle dark grey kimono with a pattern that cannot be seen in this quality.]

The clothes which have been chosen for you are quite becoming. However I miss the sleeves.

[It's hard to tell if he's playing this up just to tease him.]

[Video] fireworksntea October 25 2009, 11:06:53 UTC

It would remind me of him, but this is the same as it was in The United Kingdom of Britain and Northern Ireland, Arthur Kirkland'S house. Even the clothes are the same.

My pyjamas got replaced by a British nightgown, too.

Those clothes are rather stiff and uncomfortable. Why do you miss the sleeves?

Re: [Video] skater_lynx October 25 2009, 11:21:19 UTC

Change is interesting~ However you seem happier in something similar to your other father's.

Would you like to accompany me to the Ball later this week?

Re: [Video] fireworksntea October 25 2009, 11:39:50 UTC

Yes. They remind me of my childhood and family.

[He goes over to the bed]

All of them, except for Japan, Honda Kiku, have long sleeves.

That would be nice. I have never before gone to a ball with someone who wasn't just a person that my father had told to take care of me, or him himself.

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fleeingcurses October 26 2009, 00:59:08 UTC

Maybe they don't speak Chinese.

fireworksntea October 26 2009, 05:20:15 UTC

I can hardly imagine that the mansion wouldn't have been able to grant them the ability to speak Chinese, or a Asian appearance.

idkmybfftony October 26 2009, 02:38:13 UTC

Why would the servants be Chinese?

fireworksntea October 26 2009, 05:18:57 UTC

Why are they supposed to be British?

idkmybfftony October 26 2009, 05:21:01 UTC

Probably because you are still tied to the United Kingdom? Mine sound American enough.

fireworksntea October 26 2009, 05:29:25 UTC

They didn't provide me with Chinese clothes, either, and the room looks even more British than before.