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[notaleftover]

I think I read somewhere that every girl wants to be a princess, and when I look around it's pretty much true. There's always these new girls at the cabaret who think that they're going to be stars and they'll meet some rich gentleman who will sweep them off their feet and make ladies of them. I keep wanting to say to them that it's not an identity

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[ Voice ]

[harassmentgirl]

Ah, I am a dancer as well, mademoiselle! I love my job!

[ Voice ]

[notaleftover]

Ah, it's always good to meet a girl who likes the dancing for what it is. Where do you work, ma chere?

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[harassmentgirl]

The Tambour Amoureax! Pardon my impudence, but I believe it's the best establishment in the city.

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[notaleftover]

I've been there! It's very good indeed. The only thing that stopped me from applying for a job there was the worry that I'd become more than a dancer.

I'm not that ambitious, you know?

[moresake]

That is a lot of hearts to keep.

[notaleftover]

I only get them for a few hours, I guess, but there they are every night!

[moresake]

That has some value.

[notaleftover]

I thought so. I dunno, most people don't want to base their life around it because it sounds kinda... shallow, I guess.

[perfectophobic]

You... really feel that way?

[She's a showgirl herself, but because she's so terrible and so far back in the chorus line, she doubts that Nanako would ever recognize her.]

[notaleftover]

About which part?

[ She might recognize her, assuming that they work together. Knowing her by name is a whole other story, though. ]

[perfectophobic]

... Not wanting anymore.

[notaleftover]

I think so. I mean, I know I probably should want something else. But... I don't. I like this life.

[only_fell]

A girl should learn a man does not make her a Princess. She is one with or without him.

[notaleftover]

I don't think princesses are born, but rather made.

[only_fell]

I would agree entirely which is why every woman has it in her to be a princess.