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[hotproblems]

That is [....] too bad.

As for me, I enjoy flowers. Red roses are my favorite. The simple elegance of an expertly grown red rose is perfection in a league of its own.

[onehole]

:)

Red roses, huh? They do seem like they would suit you. They are, indeed, quite elegant and adored even by even the most novice of nature lovers... which is to say anyone can notice their beauty.

[hotproblems]

Ah. Yes, well said. That is precisely true. Even the most untrained eye can see the beauty of a red rose. Still, the seasoned viewer will be able to discern value from even deeper levels of true beauty. Size, color... and so on.

[lorenz: it's late
also lorenz: read my dissertation on roses]

[onehole]

[ lorenz was nice enough to listen to his ramble about numbers. let the man talk about roses!!! ]

There is a line about a rose by any other name would still smell sweet, but somehow that seems too simple for the red rose. It is the flower most think of first and leaves a pleasant lasting impression.

[ Also that isn't what that line meant, but details. It's late-o-clock and friendship built on each other's fixations is being had!! ]

[hotproblems]

Oh? Is that the entire line? What is its context? I am grievously unfamiliar with the literature of other worlds.

[onehole]

[ SWEATS. ]

It is not. The context of it is that a young woman is deeply in love with a man. However, their love is not meant to be because they are from rival families. [ And accidentally rhyming. ] So, what she means in that a rose by any other name would smell as sweet is that even if he were not part of that rival family, she would still find him handsome and worth her love.

But a rose is a rose. And the man she loves is the man she loves. Even if they go by different names, they are still elegant and unable to change what they are. [ BRINGING HIS NONSENSE AROUND. Woo!! ]

[hotproblems]

[Oh... huh... that hits way different than just pretty flowers, so give him a few minutes to Digest it.]

I see. That is not

I wouldn't have thought of that! What a romantic ideal. I can admit I see the appeal in such a rebellious theme.

["rebellious"]

[onehole]

Your world really doesn't have a similar story to that?

[ Also, "rebellious?" ]

[hotproblems]

[rebellious. thou shalt not bone rival houses.]

Oh, there are romances, naturally. One cannot attend a quality opera without taking in the romance and tragedy. But specifically? Perhaps I have simply not heard it.

[onehole]

I doubt that. You seem like quite a learned individual. But that's interesting that you don't have a story like this one in your world.

I suppose it is just too risqué.

[hotproblems]

Education is not as widespread as one would hope in my world but I have been fortunate enough to receive the best, indeed. But our students do not read anything bawdy in classes.

[Now it's bawdy. Do they kiss! Obscene.]

[onehole]

Bawdy, huh? Well, I suppose there are a few kissing scenes and even a moment when they become even more intimate.

But I think I've said too much...

[hotproblems]

[practically pornographic.....]

Yes, perhaps you should stop there. I have learned more than enough already.

[he can't have dirty stories in his phone history? the peril.]

[onehole]

[ he likes lorenz. what a nice person to talk to -- willing to listen to dirty romance plays and numbers at unreasonable hours. ]

Of course.

[ what is a more dignified topic? ]

Hey, what do you think of detective novels? That is stories that have mysteries to them and someone attempting to uncover those mysteries?

[hotproblems]

[oh he's still going--]

I have never read one. Those I am certain are not something one can find in my world.

[they don't have... cops. what is a detective.]

[onehole]

Is that so?

[ Hmm!!! ]

I'll find some to lend you.

[hotproblems]

Oh. Thank you, then. I will trust your recommendations.

In that case, do you like poetry? I have been browsing the local literature and have found a handful of interesting titles. We could have an exchange.

[onehole]

You're most, most, most welcome!

[ this is fun. book recommendations probably at 3am in the morning. ]

I don't mind it. I find myself occasionally fixated on the number of syllables in a stanza, but I do like the flow of the words. There's something melodic about it even with it written. So, I would greatly appreciate whatever you have to recommend.

[hotproblems]

[literature > sleep]

That's right. I should have anticipated you would have a particular appreciation for the pleasures of an appropriate choice of meter. I will gather one or two for you soon.

[onehole]

Thank you.

I shall attempt to find a detective novel worthy of you. I know that seemed like such a thing would be obvious, but it seems good to reiterate that point.

When consideration is given to someone, it's best to respond in kind even if it sounds like repeated words. After all, one's consideration should never be taken for granted, right?

[hotproblems]

[....Is this endearing? It's kind of endearing, yeah.]

Oh, yes. I agree! Although... You need not explain it, you know.

[onehole]

[ Kind of endearing friendship. ]

Ah... sorry.

My social skills are a little underdeveloped.

[hotproblems]

Yes, I noticed. It is, again, quite late.

[He's helping.]

Now you're better prepared for next time.

[onehole]

It is!

[ what a kind noble. ]

A little more prepared, anyway.

[hotproblems]

You need only practice and I'm sure you will improve in no time at all.