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02 | video (backdated to the 27th)
[the video opens to the sound of the Thanksgiving dog show in the background and Jonathan settled contentedly on the couch, clad inexplicably in a turtleneck featuring the four Pac-Man ghosts. he smiles cheerfully.]
This isn't my holiday, but I hope that everyone who celebrates has been having a good time. I'm not entirely certain what purebred dogs have to do with being thankful, but I'm certainly grateful for the opportunity to watch them.
I never realized that dogs would be among the things that had changed in the future, but I suppose it shouldn't come as a surprise. People are always looking to improve their breed however they can.
Perhaps it's a bit childish, but owning a dog again is one of the things I'm looking forward to most when I finally feel able to leave the government housing. It's been a while since I've had a pet.
[he scratches his cheek, the smile becoming a tad nostalgic for a moment of two. the television announces the start of judging for the hound group and he shakes himself out of it easily with a roll of the shoulders.]
Ah, but I hadn't meant to simply chatter away about inanities! I've been thinking about this for a bit, and I wanted to ask someone who was more experienced in the matter - how does finishing one's education work here?
There's no way I could prove my qualifications, after all, but I'd like to finally graduate if at all possible. It's the principle of the thing.
[finally completing his degree feels kind of like a symbolic closing of the worst chapter of his life, even if in Heropa that wasn't technically true. and it would give him a little more confidence in perhaps looking for a job actually related to his field of interest.]
Thank you for your time.
This isn't my holiday, but I hope that everyone who celebrates has been having a good time. I'm not entirely certain what purebred dogs have to do with being thankful, but I'm certainly grateful for the opportunity to watch them.
I never realized that dogs would be among the things that had changed in the future, but I suppose it shouldn't come as a surprise. People are always looking to improve their breed however they can.
Perhaps it's a bit childish, but owning a dog again is one of the things I'm looking forward to most when I finally feel able to leave the government housing. It's been a while since I've had a pet.
[he scratches his cheek, the smile becoming a tad nostalgic for a moment of two. the television announces the start of judging for the hound group and he shakes himself out of it easily with a roll of the shoulders.]
Ah, but I hadn't meant to simply chatter away about inanities! I've been thinking about this for a bit, and I wanted to ask someone who was more experienced in the matter - how does finishing one's education work here?
There's no way I could prove my qualifications, after all, but I'd like to finally graduate if at all possible. It's the principle of the thing.
[finally completing his degree feels kind of like a symbolic closing of the worst chapter of his life, even if in Heropa that wasn't technically true. and it would give him a little more confidence in perhaps looking for a job actually related to his field of interest.]
Thank you for your time.
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[Jojos, a family of dogs.]
Since you mentioned breeds, do you have one you favour?
permavid
[did you know the Great Dane was originally called a German boarhound in 19th century English speaking countries? now you do.]
permaudio
And capable of a lot more. I think people tend to forget how they're still beasts when they've been domesticated, hm?
[The more you know. I feel fulfilled.]
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[he knows from personal experience.]
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[On the money with this. Jojo's are dogs.]
Maybe they know when there's something worthwhile in them- despite the torment those people bring? Or they're dumb. [A laugh.] But aren't we all?
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[he shrugs, laughter shaking his shoulders gently]
But a great deal of that is merely projection. It's easy to do when something is close to your heart.
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[Said as coyly as always. Jonathan is so- heartfelt. If he had much of a conscious he might feel bad wanting more of him. But then- he really isn't his to play with, he as some feud, right? Still- it's hard to pull himself away...]
What makes leaving the government housing difficult for you?
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[he smiles sheepishly, dancing around that weird tone he senses in Hisoka every now and then.]
There's no telling what appliance I might set aflame without supervision, after all.
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In that sort of situation, it would be nicer to surprise them with what I'm able to do than have them spend the entire time correcting my mistakes.
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But it's not fair of me to be so hypocritical, I'd act just the same as you, and will. I don't know much about this world either, I've already made mistakes. I suppose I have a habit of learning things the hard way- why- I haven't felt like this since I was young. [Getting slapped on the hand and all. He's not used to screwing up ever, but that was back home. He made plenty of mistakes along the way when he was young- ah
getting sent to jail makes him feel nostalgic. If that even ever happens.]
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Dio was a different matter entirely, and it would do no one any good to be compared to him. if he did, Jonathan would be going around completely distrustful of the entire world, and he knows that there's no reason for that. it's better to simply take Hisoka at his word.]
It makes sense, doesn't it? We're very young in terms of what we've experienced in this universe. But I can't say that I mind making mistakes terribly much. They've always taught me something invaluable in the past, and I don't expect that to change.
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Punishment should be considered a learning experience then, hm? Hold your hand in a flame and the burn only teaches you not to do that again. Just don't get into too much trouble, I think you'd make a lot of people sad.
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There's a fine line between recklessness and bravery. Dire situations are excellent teachers, but that's no reason to seek them out.
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