[Terra is standing with her back to the dreamberry, arms hugging herself as she paces and mutters. There is a faint howling noise in the background easily identified as wind. Y-yeah she never got the wall fixed - she was hoping the weather would let up some. There was no going out now, so she would make do to block the wind. By grabbing and pushing
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It looks like the winter shogun is merciless this year, doesn't it?
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Winter Shogun? [ She was so unfamiliar with that term. Not surprising since she wasn't from the same world, still. ] Were you just outside? [ Incredulous. ]
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[ Personally she didn't think there was much to do in this weather -- not even build snowmen! ]
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Are you okay, Terra?
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Spain? I don't understand - what language are you speaking? [ Don't tell her the Dreamberries are on the fritz again. ]
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...I'm talking in the same language I always talk in.
[He switches to Spanish, in a vague hope that she'll understand him, for some reason.]
Can you understand me, Terra?
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[ Another pause, and she shakes her head. Language barrier get? Nope, still no comprende senor -- oh wait. ] I can't understand you.
[ She glances at the dreamberry, puzzled. And finally points at the screen. ] Something is wrong with this.
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Are you okay, Terra?
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Oh, Cloud! Yes, I'm all right. There's... [ Pause. ] Um...are you - -do you know how to repair walls?
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I'm sure I could manage something. Why, what happened?
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Ah - there was a bit of an accident, and I have a hole in the wall. It's covered by a spare blanket and the bookcase, but it isn't doing much to keep the snow out. [ Embarassed, because the accident was her own fault. Eheh. ]
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....Ah?
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...eh? Oz?
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Terra! ... [ pause ] What did you say earlier?
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[ .... what? Oh this was frustrating. But hey, at least Terra wasn't stuck speaking the language of the espers? ] Oz I don't understand a word you're saying...
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