It wouldn't do any harm, I imagine. But it still seems a waste.
[ He, of course, does not know that this confusion is happening at all. Really, this just sounds like an attempt to make excuses and get out of the game.
Which is fine in itself, but now it's his turn to doubt himself. Is she not a fan of climbing on things? Who doesn't like climbing on things??? ]
See, now he's gone and challenged her. And Y'tajha can't back down from a challenge. Not even when she's not sure that he's misunderstood the assignment. (Or that maybe she has.) ]
Please, you talk as if I were Alphinaud. Of course I feel up to the challenge! Give me two and a half bells.
[ And some, naturally, she primly hops from object to object, laughing the whole way. Ah, if only he were here to see—
She does, though, stop in the center of the room. ]
You speak truly of this table. One could almost mistake it for a boat.
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[ Does it clear things up?
No. No it does not. Y'tajha finds herself squinting at the reply as if the meaning will jump like magick from between the words, but it does not. ]
What if it were something relatively unimportant? Say, an Allagan tin piece or two?
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[ He, of course, does not know that this confusion is happening at all. Really, this just sounds like an attempt to make excuses and get out of the game.
Which is fine in itself, but now it's his turn to doubt himself. Is she not a fan of climbing on things? Who doesn't like climbing on things??? ]
Do you not feel up to the challenge?
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See, now he's gone and challenged her. And Y'tajha can't back down from a challenge. Not even when she's not sure that he's misunderstood the assignment. (Or that maybe she has.) ]
Please, you talk as if I were Alphinaud. Of course I feel up to the challenge! Give me two and a half bells.
[ And some, naturally, she primly hops from object to object, laughing the whole way. Ah, if only he were here to see—
She does, though, stop in the center of the room. ]
You speak truly of this table. One could almost mistake it for a boat.