genessia | 1st Song - Introduction [Video and Action]

[Video]
*The video is taken by someone who knows what they are doing - at an angle that is actually rather flattering. There's enough so that her face is seen, her shoulders, and the start of her chest. Sonico is smiling, calmly, into the camera, no idea who she is talking to, or if there's anyone there at all. Still, she takes a small breath before starting to speak*

I seem to have fallen asleep and woken up...somewhere, and I don't have my bike with me. Could anyone kindly let me know where the nearest train station is? I'm worried that I'm late for work, and... I think I've missed all my lectures today. I - I hate to make such a nuisance of myself, but I have so many important things to do today, and I don't want to let anyone down!

Thank you in advance!

*Sonico bows gratefully into the camera, then switches her new device off*

[Action - Genessia City]

*With no clue of where to go or what to do until someone hopefully gets in touch with her, Sonico takes to wandering the city. What she does know for a fact is that she is hungry, so seeking out someplace to eat is her first priority. The girl definitely doesn't seem in too much of a hurry, scuffing her boots along the ground as she walks, arms leisurely swinging as she sings to herself.

From time to time she'll pause at the window or some food store or other. In particular, she seems distracted by a pretty bakery selling macarons. Pressing herself up against the glass, Sonico stares in happy wonder at the various different coloured confections on display. Either Sonico will be staring wistfuly at food somewhere, or she'll be staring at her device, and the map she was given, trying to figure out her next steps, looking more than just a little lost*

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I like: "You should look like an innocent flower, but be like the flower that is useful and strong" instead.

It's Shakespeare: Macbeth: Act 1, Scene 5, Page 3

Listen to the meaning beneath words, try not to take them to literally. I suppose you aren't a fan of literature or lecture.

So you can quote Shakespeare? Or do you happen to be reading it right now?

I like literature, and I like Shakespeare. But not enough to quote much.

"Frailty thy name is woman." My grandmother used to say that Shakespeare clearly didn't know what he was talking about!

I quote it.

"By what it fed on, and yet, within a month—
Let me not think on ’t. Frailty, thy name is woman!—
A little month, or ere those shoes were old
With which she followed my poor father’s body,
Like Niobe, all tears. Why she, even she—
O God, a beast that wants discourse of reason
Would have mourned longer!—married with my uncle,
My father’s brother, but no more like my father
Than I to Hercules."

Everything seems incorrect out of text. The purpose of that phrase is to say that women, unlike men, do not falsely parade or hide their pain. Frailty is in their tears but strength is in their ability to feel without holding back. As I said, the words hold many meaning the passage many more. This is just a piece of the passage of Hamlet and there is more in the development and heart of the play. A fool jumps to judgement.

*There are many things that Sonico could say to this - despite what people assume by her appearance, she does have a brain. But that would require rather a lot of typing, so instead she answers with just the following:*

Are you lonely, Mr Smith?

I like to read.

Is there a library in town?

*That's then following by another message:*

You probably think that's a stupid question. Is there a good library in town? With a decent science section?

The one in Genessia contains books from all different worlds. The selection is random but it's 'good'.

From different worlds? Amazing! I can learn about the marine life in all of them! I'll need to track this library down! Thank you!

Yeah.

[Weird girl.]

Thank you again for your help!

Sonico xo

1st Song - Introduction [Video and Action]

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