6 Lanterns | Video

[ivegotadream]

[Rapunzel is sitting in her apartment. On her lap appeared to be a puppy that she had come across when the dogs had been let loose. Why she decided to take it home with her was really any ones guess, but it was currently relaxing while she was giving it a fuss.

As Rapunzel stroked it, she usual smile had been replaced with a small frown. She was pondering something.]

So... from the newspaper and learning something has made me think that... My mother wasn't full wrong in telling me of the dangers that exist. I mean she made it sound like everything was and.... she was wrong in that, but... I am not naive enough to think everything is okay. It's just really hard to tell.

[She paused for a moment, carefully moving the puppy off her lap and onto her bed.]


But I have a question. Is there a way to be able to tell if someone has bad intentions or not? Is it something that is even easy to tell? I ask because I am curious that is all.

[She looks over for a brief moment before remembering she had something else to add. So putting some stray strands of hair behind her ear she speaks.]

Also, I am still taking requests for paintings and clothing still as another job. So if you have something even a wall that needs painting let me know by this device or through the post and I will get to it as quickly as I can.

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[pianola]

I will wait until you've finished, then.

[ She doubts the craftsmanship will be poor. Rapunzel seems too passionate to be a sloppy artisan.

After a short pause, she says: ]

Forgive me. My name is R. Dorothy Wayneright.

It's been a pleasure meeting you.

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[ivegotadream]

I'm Rapunzel, and if I do a good job, I hope you will remember that name for a long, long time.

I also do paintings if you ever need those as well. But, ho! We can also be friends.

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[pianola]

I do not forget things.

[ Very short pause. ] At least. Not usually.

... I don't think I'll need a painting in the future. But I will let you know.

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[ivegotadream]

Good, I mean you can forget if I don't do a good job, though.

I would be okay with that, but I promise it won't be awful and it be wonderful. I should really go and get fabric and get to work.

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[pianola]

[ Was she supposed to offer reassurance that it'd be fine? She wasn't certain if that was true, even if the girl seemed too passionate to not make fine work. In the end, she said nothing about it.

Except, of course: ]

Good luck.