I think so! When the art room opened up last week, she was practically living there. She was actually working on a portrait of everyone-- the people living, the people here.
I think that's incredible, honestly. The more I learned about her, the more in awe I was.
I'd like to think so! She let me call her Lucy before she-- er, forgot me. And from that, I could figure out she wasn't very fond of people she didn't know calling her nicknames.
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[But our habits are the same.]
I just wonder if she's letting them sit long enough.
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She said that I reminded her of her sister.
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[ ...
He doesn't really seem to have a sisterly aura, but maybe a similar personality...? ]
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[But she passed away.]
Even then, she was reluctant to tell me anything.
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[ If people hadn't seen Koharu, I wonder if I would have stayed silent too... ]
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Did you know Lucretia paints?
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I think that's incredible, honestly. The more I learned about her, the more in awe I was.
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Not without outside "assistance", at least.
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[He leans back in his seat.]
So, are the two of you friends?
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[Has she heard Moon Granny yet?]
She didn't even tell us her name when we first introduced ourselves.
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How long did it take you to start calling her by her name?
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[ Well. It's not like they've had many opportunities to talk, huh. She just shakes her head. ]
I suppose she's used to that.
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Why not try it, then? The next time you write to her, unless you get an opportunity to speak before then.
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. . . Ah, maybe.
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She deserves that much, after all.
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