[Video, catching you awake. ^^]missthewomanMay 1 2011, 06:18:23 UTC
[Glancing briefly over the papers shown in the video feed, Irene sighs slightly. It sounds terribly like some mix of police work and Holmes-like reasoning. (Something she'd perhaps rather not get involved in.) However, one or two things do catch her eye.]
If I may, have you read to the end of Chapter One yet? I'll admit some curiosity as to how a schoolteacher and a sumo wrestler are alike.
Interesting. I would very much like to hear the end of this riddle, once you read the whole answer.
[There is a tinge of amusement in her voice at that. For, allusions to incentives aside, perhaps she could use the riddle against Holmes or Mister Sherlock sometime.]
[Police talk if she'd ever heard it. But polite all the same.] You need only ask, not insist. [She gives an amused smile and a pleasant nod of her head.]
Irene Adler. A pleasure, Lady Une. And thank you. I look forward to hearing back about the riddle.
[At least the lady realizes that about her own manners.]
[Irene bears the scrutiny with a smile, and looks carefully at the other lady in turn. The voice is familiar, and given what is written on the papers, something about non-lethal force comes to mind.]
Yes, that was indeed my last message. Will you be attending the performance?
That is most kind of you to say. Truly, I am performing at a fraction of my ability in this show. However, one must prove themselves from the start here. Prima donna means something in one world, yet it means nothing in another. I'm certain you have encountered a similar case at some point.
However, one or two things do catch her eye.]
If I may, have you read to the end of Chapter One yet? I'll admit some curiosity as to how a schoolteacher and a sumo wrestler are alike.
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Not finished as of yet. As far as I can see, it concerns incentives and how they can be both beneficial and detrimental.
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[There is a tinge of amusement in her voice at that. For, allusions to incentives aside, perhaps she could use the riddle against Holmes or Mister Sherlock sometime.]
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[a small smile]
But I fear I'll have to insist on your identity as recompense. I'm Lady Une.
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You need only ask, not insist. [She gives an amused smile and a pleasant nod of her head.]
Irene Adler. A pleasure, Lady Une. And thank you. I look forward to hearing back about the riddle.
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It's nice to meet you, Miss Adler. I'll be certain to get back to you.
[She takes a moment to scrutinize the image on her Guide; definitely familiar and not of the Sif]
I think I've seen a few of your posts on the network. An opera singer? Would that be correct?
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[Irene bears the scrutiny with a smile, and looks carefully at the other lady in turn. The voice is familiar, and given what is written on the papers, something about non-lethal force comes to mind.]
Yes, that was indeed my last message. Will you be attending the performance?
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I'm certain you have encountered a similar case at some point.
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I believe my current predicament is an exemplification.
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Being impoverished upon arriving aboard the Thor is troublesome, but nothing that can't be overcome.
[But she has something other than that on her mind, doesn't she.]
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Honest hard work.
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[a smirk]
They'd never pass the first battery of tests.
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Why the emphasis on 'honesty', then?
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