Aerith Gainsborough (
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starhuevalley2018-07-08 01:47 pm
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[ For the moment, she doesn't have much of an idea of what to grow other than flowers, maybe a few crops here and there, but that on its own is still too vague. If she asks everyone else, maybe that'll give her an idea! ]
Bit of a weird question I guess, but what would you say is your favorite flower? It doesn't have to be a flower either. Any plant will do. [ She pauses, suddenly considering something. ] As long as it isn't poisonous, I guess.
[ Last thing she needs is to grow poison ivy or something. She can already spot some of that on a tree not far away. ]
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[ Like many new farmers, Aerith's first task is to take to her field and clean it up. It's not something she'd complain about aloud, but the chore is still, well, just that. A chore. She'd rather not do it at all, especially with all the rocks littering the way. It seems like every time she turns around, there's another rock! Or a twig.
Or, in the case of her newest find, an entire downed log. Good lord, how long has that been there?
Yeah, she'll definitely have to get some help from one of her neighbors. But that's not so much of a problem! If anything, she welcomes the temporary reprieve and takes to the road back to town to see if she can catch the attention of a passerby. ]
Hey there, would you mind helping me out a bit at my lot? I don't have much to pay you with for the moment, but I can make you tea or something like that.
[ For the moment, she doesn't have much of an idea of what to grow other than flowers, maybe a few crops here and there, but that on its own is still too vague. If she asks everyone else, maybe that'll give her an idea! ]
Bit of a weird question I guess, but what would you say is your favorite flower? It doesn't have to be a flower either. Any plant will do. [ She pauses, suddenly considering something. ] As long as it isn't poisonous, I guess.
[ Last thing she needs is to grow poison ivy or something. She can already spot some of that on a tree not far away. ]
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[ Like many new farmers, Aerith's first task is to take to her field and clean it up. It's not something she'd complain about aloud, but the chore is still, well, just that. A chore. She'd rather not do it at all, especially with all the rocks littering the way. It seems like every time she turns around, there's another rock! Or a twig.
Or, in the case of her newest find, an entire downed log. Good lord, how long has that been there?
Yeah, she'll definitely have to get some help from one of her neighbors. But that's not so much of a problem! If anything, she welcomes the temporary reprieve and takes to the road back to town to see if she can catch the attention of a passerby. ]
Hey there, would you mind helping me out a bit at my lot? I don't have much to pay you with for the moment, but I can make you tea or something like that.
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Okay... [He lumbers over until he's close enough to talk to her, but not so much that he's right up in her face.] Help with...?
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I need some big logs and things moved off my field. They'd probably be no problem for you, huh?
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Why do you ask?
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But this place is the opposite of that! [ Which is a good thing! Although, sometimes she still feels that strange pull from the sky like it wants to draw her into the endless blue. But that's just her imagination, right? ] So if I really wanted to, I could probably plant just about any kind of flower.
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[ There's no hesitation in that; the answer comes loud and clear almost before the clarification is finished. ]
The pink ones are the best, but I like the white ones too... ah, and there's also these really nice orange-cream ones, those are good too! And then red, and sometimes they're yellow, and--
[ And basically, every peony color that she can remember ever seeing. ]
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Sounds like they're pretty good to have no matter what color you find. I'll keep on the lookout for sure!
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Now my turn. What is your favorite fruit?
[Hey if they're going to play getting to know you questions, she might as well go with the ones that'll be useful to a woman getting an orchard up and running.]
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Favorite fruit? Hmm... [ Midgar isn't exactly the place to have any kind of greenery, let alone actual trees. Fruit's a little hard to come by, and her memory isn't too keen on remembering the last time she even had any. ] You can't really go wrong with apples, I suppose. I hear oranges are delicious and leave your house smelling nice too!
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...But what for?
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Weeeelll...it's nothing too crazy. I can't really move these big rocks and logs by myself. [ She laughs a little and holds up one arm to flex it. Not a lot of good that does, though, since her arm's still pretty thin even with what modest muscle she has. ] I mean, I tried, but I could only move them a little.
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here's a real barnburner
[ Hello yes, I would love to share my favorite flowers with you!!!! ]
And Tiger Lillies! But mostly sunflowers. Oh goodness, they get so tall and big, and in the breeze, they wave at you! I could never grow them on my balconey, but oh I wish I could...
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rapunzel don't burn your barn, you need that
If you're living here, can't you grow them now? You could have a whole field of them!
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Aerith?
[ She waits for a hint of recognition on the other's face; when none comes, she sighs softly. ]
Sorry. I... I knew an Aerith, before. She looked and talked exactly like you, but well, you know, the whole alternate universes thing.
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She breaks into a smile to break up the uneasy silence. ]
Hmm...you don't seem familiar, but you do certainly seem like someone who'd be nice to know.
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[It's actually rather tame, in his opinion.]
There's a wildflower that grows back where I'm from that grows out in the Sorlian badlands. Don't know what it's officially called, but most people call it a Daring Blue. It's this blue flower that somehow adapted to live in a dry, arid climate. I guess that'd be my favorite if I to pick one, if only because its reputation for durability and survival.
[And after giving his more serious answer, he smiles a little wryly as he continues.]
Favorite plant, though? I'd say barley, hops, and coffee beans.
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...sounds like you're an alcoholic.
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I like Sterling Roses. I haven't seen any since I left England.
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—right up until Aerith mentions tea, anyway. ]
Ah— tea would be fine. [ she chuckles, a little sheepish. ] I would be happy to help regardless, to tell you the truth, but I do have a weakness for tea.
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Glad to hear it! I don't really need a lot done anyway. Just some rocks and things moved out of the way of the field. [ She pauses, figuring she should at least be a little polite. ] What's your name, by the way?
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Aerith! Shucks y'all, I was wonderin' if you were gonna show up honey. Sure, I'll help you, whatcha all need?
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Hey Barret, you think you could help me move some rocks and logs off my field? They're in the way, and it'd take me a while to get it all done myself.
[ If by "a while," she meant "literal weeks because these arms are for swinging a polearm, not an axe," of course. ]
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[She directs the camera to her farm, which is covered with all different kinds of flowers.]
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You know what? I completely understand.
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