[The video feed clicks on, showing the interior of a small, cozy-looking cottage. A young woman with gray skin and black hair is trotting back and forth in the space, a smile on her lips as she gathers a variety of things and puts them on a coffeetable... a spool of thread, a needle, a basket full of feathers
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House. He's going to keep looking for bees if he calls it a hive like she does. Within a few minutes, the teen is knocking at her door. Kanaya, you have a visitor~]
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Lloyd! Please come in!
[She thinks about hugging him, but then refrains. The last person she hugged got the wrong idea, so she'll be a little more careful about that in the future.]
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Kanaya!
[Lloyd grins and steps inside. He's wearing a white shirt and brown pants today, held up with a pair of suspenders. Those suspenders are the one part of the "fashions" that he likes. They remind him of the clothes his dad made for him.]
I brought my hat! [It's in his hands.] You have the feathers?
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[She gestures to the couch.]
Please, have a seat. I think it'd be best if we experimented a little with the feathers, saw what looked best, before sewing any of them on.
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A fan of Mozart, are you?
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I suppose so, yes.
The original, though, not the clone.
[It's important to specify that.]
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Understandable. The Clone can be... difficult at times. [NOT THAT MOZART WASN'T, he just got a free pass because he's Mozart.]
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[Okay, enough grousing about Mozart. Kanaya eyes the man on her Dreamberry.]
And who are you, if I might ask? Are you another composer?
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I offered to help you personalize your clothes, you know, and you refused. At least Lloyd is being pro-active about the situation.
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Mr. Bradley...
[She walks hesitantly over to the window and cracks it open.]
What are you doing here?
[Spoken quietly, almost hissing.]
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I'm quite sure that one was by the original, actually.
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I am him. He is me. What difference does it make?
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For someone who is so eager to mention that he is a clone, you are also awfully happy to claim the works of your original as your own.
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