['Motochika' appears on screen, or rather, Mitsuhide in his friend's body. He is wearing very traditional Japanese wear, as Mitsuhide would normally, which is rather a giveaway. His expression is tired, and perhaps a little frustrated.]I do not think I will get used to this. If this curse lasts like the others have then those of us affected have
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She opened the door and walked out to the hallway, finding Lord Motochika sitting out in the living room. He dressed out of his usual clothes? Well, she supposed it would be tiring to wear such tight pants all the time...The wall hid her body, so that only a part of that blond hair could be seen poking out. Taking a deep breath, Gracia walked out into the open and gulped.]
...Um, good morning my Lord. [This was more than strange. Gracia, who was ( ... )
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[She can sense storytiiiiime! So in her ninja-state, she plops down harder on the seat and listens intently.]
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You don't see... any differences between us? That is rather strange, Gracia. We have many; yes, we do get along, but that does not mean we are alike.
[He leans back and folds his hands in his lap.]
Is it not clear even in the way we dress? My Lord is not as... ahh. Well. I dress very traditionally. He does not, by any stretch of the imagination. He goes against the tide, always does his own thing. You could not say the same of myself.
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I meant to say that you compliment one another, because you're somehow similar. That's why it's hard to tell you two apart.
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You have lost me there, I'm afraid.
[He thinks for a moment. No, still confused. 8|a]
Perhaps it does not matter. It has never meant much to me, in whatever ways we are different or similiar. Just that he is my friend.
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[BUT Gracia just lets that go. For now. Motochika made her promise that she would help in his endeavors to uplift her father's spirit, and she's only just begun. She smiles again and looks at him, a gentle glint in Motochika's usually strong eyes.]
I suppose you're right. Being pals with someone is all that should matter, and nothing else.
[She stands and places her hands on her (his) hips.] Have you eaten breakfast yet, father?
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