Twenty Duels

[tangodelamuerte]

Very poorly filtered from Cindy//Someone Learn Tybalt Coding

Ladies, I come to thee with words not meant for repeating. Rest at ease for no insult nor brashness, talk of ruckus unknown to thy soften hands, soft voices and serenity which a true lady has as an invisible entourage. I ask what would best please a lady to recieve as a token of affections

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[moresake]

Food is always a good choice.~

[tangodelamuerte]

A commonplace dish will have no part. A cuisine from the orient with fruits plucked from perilous vines would do. Hast the lady a suggestion?

[moresake]

Oden~!

That would be lovely to eat in this weather.

[tangodelamuerte]

What is Oden?

1/2

[deathbutler]

Hmm... flowers, wine, dinner, dresses, and fancy words...

[deathbutler]

And hot lovin'~!

[tangodelamuerte]

Thy manners suit a shrew. Remember yourself, Grell. I ask the ladies.

[deathbutler]

That is a pro-woman answer. I'm sure the Madam has pro-woman needs- and every girl appreciates a good tumble every now and then, come now.

That is a lady's answer!

[theotokos]

Wow.

Um. Did you ever consider taking this girl out to dinner? Or am I even reading this right.

[tangodelamuerte]

Together we hath dined. Methinks that these meetings should be more touched with care. Perhaps a particular food?

voice; placeholdeeer

[twodogsfighting]

Jewellery's usually pretty good, lasts a long time. Bracelet, necklace, earrings. If she trusts you to buy her shoes, maybe somethin' you'd like to see her in.

voice; placeholdeeer

[tangodelamuerte]

Earrings would best be suited were I to give jewels. For necklaces themselves are without end, clasped like the souls of those most well and truly entwined not only by the bounds of law but love.

voice; forever late

[twodogsfighting]

She doesn't want to be tied down, is that it?

[horrible_penny]

You could just talk to her like that. Wow.

I don't know... shoes are a pretty hard act to follow. Personally, I love singing and poetry. I don't think there's anything sweeter than a guy who's willing to write a poem or a song expressing his feelings.

[tangodelamuerte]

I know not any other way or form for which to speak, milady.

I have attempted a song. T'was not much to her liking. A poem! Ah, that would be a good alternative. For a mastery of words is called, much thinking to translate every throbbing beat that hath not the music. Lyrics must reside there!

[horrible_penny]

That's neat. Oh! I'm Penny, by the way. It's nice to meet you.

Good luck finding the lyrics to translate the throbbing of your heart! It's not always easy, putting what we feel into words.