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tvklogs2012-03-16 06:38 pm
stagecontroller) wrote in tvklogs2012-03-16 06:38 pm
Entry tags:
- albedo piazzolla,
- allen walker,
- april sinclair,
- archer (gilgamesh),
- beatrice,
- caster (william shakespeare),
- edel,
- garviel loken,
- issei ryudo,
- kaoru kiryuu,
- kayneth archibald el-melloi,
- lancer (diarmuid ua duibhne),
- ledah rozwelli,
- lucia nanami,
- naoya,
- rider (astolfo),
- saber (arturia pendragon),
- saori nakagawa
The Masquerade Ball Begins
Who: William Shakespeare and EVERYONE
Where: Hisplayboy Mansion
When: Friday 16th
Summary: Shakespeare organized a Masquerade Ball.
Rating: PG
[ Shakespeare work hard and organized the best thing ever. Or at least he spent tons of money in this party. Soon the day arrived and everything was ready for this to be a night people would never be able to forget.HAHAHAHA THIS IS FUNNY CONSIDERING WHAT IT'S AWAITING FOR HIM
Okay, Miyu kinda fails to this quick things. I'm gonna work in the sub threads, excuse me. Also, feel free to make new ones and remember to put your tag here.
Please wait until I strike this text before replying ;w; GO WILD AND FEEL FREE TO MAKE PERSONAL THREADS AS WELL. ]
Where: His
When: Friday 16th
Summary: Shakespeare organized a Masquerade Ball.
Rating: PG
[ Shakespeare work hard and organized the best thing ever. Or at least he spent tons of money in this party. Soon the day arrived and everything was ready for this to be a night people would never be able to forget.
Okay, Miyu kinda fails to this quick things. I'm gonna work in the sub threads, excuse me. Also, feel free to make new ones and remember to put your tag here.
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Ha. I'm surprised it's taken you this long, Arturia. I've understood you from the first time I laid my eyes on you.
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Y-You have, Gilgamesh? Then tell me what it is you understand.
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And yet... ]
...You are stubborn beyond belief. You are so set in your ideals of duty and honor that you've forgotten what you truly are. I've read your legend, as... oddly inaccurate as some of it may seem. You have never once lived for yourself, only for others. Even when you have been given freedom, you still choose duty before yourself. For some reason, I find that both admirable and irritating.