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[cagedinflesh]

lockets, compasses or action! or whatever else really

fun roulette, which personality will it be, you just can't know
unless you do know who you want, then say so

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[skjalf]

The current Queen as you call her is German. And knowing what I do of my descendants from the seventeeth century onward, I have henceforth disowned them all. Denizens of the Holy Roman Empire have no place warming an English throne.

You may do with this Queen of yours as you like. But I am English, as you are. And if you wish to bend your knee, sir, would it be for more pleasant activities than severing my spine.

I expect honesty of my subjects, however. I would have it.

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[cagedinflesh]

How good of you. And yet, it makes no difference whatsoever, as far as I'm concerned. As much as I would so enjoy more pleasant activities together.

I have been entirely honest with you thus far. The doctor will confirm it when he returns, I'm sure. Have some patience.

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[skjalf]

Does it not? They have mismanaged our nation horribly, and done a disservice to its people, and many far beyond their borders. I would not have any of my people liken me to them. Even yourself, sir.

If you would enjoy such activities, you need but say the word. I am fond of pleasant diversions. ( As was her father. )

How do you and the doctor coexist?

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[cagedinflesh]

I simply possess an aversion to authority, which no argument will break. Just as I am always looking for pleasant diversions.

The only answer I will give is that we do. The matter is of no interest to me, besides which, he would be the better storyteller.

[Mostly because it will make Jekyll uncomfortable, and any chance for that is wonderful.]

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[skjalf]

There is a fine line between anarchy and tyranny, do you not think? Society necessitates structure to maintain its existence, else it will collapse. But on a personal level, you may be surprised to find that we are in agreement.

I obeyed my father's will because he was my King, and I adored him. I rebelled against my mother, and find myself glad more often that I should to be away from her meddling. Is that how you find the Doctor? Meddlesome.

( Really, she must wonder. Doctor Jekyll is by no means perfect, but he is far more a face of civility than this man she speaks with. )

I must wonder on that score, as you have quite the flare for dramatic word usage.