[The feed turns on to a rather flustered Jeanne d'Arc. She is the one holding the gear and recording herself.]
Does anyone here have experience with children? And if you do, could you offer me some advice? Because...
[She moves the gear so the camera catches her legs. On her right leg, a baby Cranidos is clinging to her for DEAR LIFE and it
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The situation, however, it's warmly familiar]
Don't worry miss, I had a similar situation no so long ago with one of my own pokemon, she will calm down eventually.
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[Even though it was small, its weight said different.]
...I'm Jeanne, by the way. [Yep, still awkward with conversations.]
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I'm Anew, nice to meet you
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The same with you, Anew. Where do you come from? If you don't mind me asking, that is.
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I've tried talking to him, but he hasn't calmed down at all.
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[She can't really hug him now, so she tells Noël and Joséphine to back off a little. The Vulpix and Meowth obey. Jacques cracks open one eye and loosens his death grip a little.]
Maybe he's just not used to so many Pokemon being around him? Because he seems a bit more calm now.
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I know a bit about human children...if that's any help.
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[She sighs.]
I just don't know what to do. I've tried talking to him, petting him, but nothing has worked so far.
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Alright then. So you're just trying to stop him from clinging to you?
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I can't have him doing this everytime I call him out of his pokeball. I think I might have some bruises on my leg already.
He's also a bit... heavy.
[To show this, she tries to move her leg, but can't.]
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Some newly hatched ones can be like that. Comfort and close proximity tends to work well.
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Is it normal for baby Pokemon to act in such a way?
[She knew by now how to handle the older Pokemon, but baby ones...]
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... My name is Jeanne, by the way. Care to tell me your name?
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