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[kidsmenu]

Bon soir. I am Claudia de Lioncourt.

[Small, blonde, extremely curly. A little more articulate and staid in her manner than your average twelve-year-old girl. She's wearing a flowery T-shirt and a backward, pink baseball cap.]

I am seeking information on how family relationships mature as a child grows up, in this world and time. In my old world, it would hinge on marriage, and childbirth, and separation from the ancestral home. But it seems that times have changed. Or perhaps they never were.

I'm given to understand that ImPorts don't tend to have children or anything, but I'm open to hearing stories gathered from the natives. Or your other cultures. Apparently, there is a saying, 'when in Rome.' And it would seem there are infinite versions of Romes to choose from.

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[extremeteenbible]

Somethin' like that. It won't spread any further, though. This is as wooden as I'm going to get, outside o' my jokes.

whispers sorry i am le slow here too

[kidsmenu]

A marvelous joke, [Claudia answers without particular interest.] How will you prepare your children for such accidents as growing tree limbs?

YOU ARE NEVER TOO SLOW MY LOVE

[extremeteenbible]

Well, I hope I'll never have ta prepare them for that particular accident... but I'd teach 'em how to use a weapon, or cast magic, or defend themselves in some way.

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[kidsmenu]

That sounds like very good parenting. They are fortunate to have such a father now. I hope they've an affinity for it like you.