Her eyes pose quite a severe handicap for her. Though, as she is one of us, I do not see why she could not overcome the limitations and unique circumstances Nature has given her.
However, I was thinking more of an instruction in the arts. Chitose-chan overheard me reading tanka poetry the other day and expressed some interest in learning more. Perhaps it would not be a bad idea for you to spend some time with her reading some poems in the scrolls from our library.
Or, if it would please you, Chitose-chan's fingers are small and nimble and it would be quite lovely if she learns the art of origami you are so very skilled at. I am certain she would enjoy that very much.
[There is a pause here.]
... I must admit I am not very well versed in the instruction of girls... You may be more knowledgeable on what might be better for our daughter.
It is said that mothers always know what is best for their daughters, after all.
Ninja can be trained to fight without relying on their vision, I suppose. But it's not that. I just don't know that I want to see her made into a soldier, as Nagato and I were. She should chose that life, not be forced into it by circumstance.
But basic ninja training may help her become more disciplined. Maybe Nagato and I will begin to teach her.
A cultural education would be a good idea, as we are no longer peasants. I did not have this education myself, but I think Chitose should be allowed to experience it. She is already interested in origami. I know a little bit of ikebana. But she will need a tutor for a proper education in the arts.
Maybe our friend Sasori should be approached. He is knowledgeable in these areas. As for poetry, her father could teach her. He does so love poetry, doesn't he?
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I don't know that she should necessarily become a ninja.
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However, I was thinking more of an instruction in the arts. Chitose-chan overheard me reading tanka poetry the other day and expressed some interest in learning more. Perhaps it would not be a bad idea for you to spend some time with her reading some poems in the scrolls from our library.
Or, if it would please you, Chitose-chan's fingers are small and nimble and it would be quite lovely if she learns the art of origami you are so very skilled at. I am certain she would enjoy that very much.
[There is a pause here.]
... I must admit I am not very well versed in the instruction of girls... You may be more knowledgeable on what might be better for our daughter.
It is said that mothers always know what is best for their daughters, after all.
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But basic ninja training may help her become more disciplined. Maybe Nagato and I will begin to teach her.
A cultural education would be a good idea, as we are no longer peasants. I did not have this education myself, but I think Chitose should be allowed to experience it. She is already interested in origami. I know a little bit of ikebana. But she will need a tutor for a proper education in the arts.
Maybe our friend Sasori should be approached. He is knowledgeable in these areas. As for poetry, her father could teach her. He does so love poetry, doesn't he?
[Teasing Konan is gently teasing there.]
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