Alessa Gillespie (
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[OH GOD OH GOD SCARY SKELETONS EVERYWHERE
[Alessa (in projection mode) has fled the terrifying and noisy dress-up corpse parade by hiding in the Concert Hall. Having calmed down slightly, she's been exploring and encountered one of the numerous pianos in a practice room.
[She plinks a note experimentally, then spends a moment trying to recall her (sadly brief) lessons.]
plink plinkety plink plink
[A very simple melody echoes faintly down the hall. It's inexpert, but the player has a little smile on her face.]
[Alessa (in projection mode) has fled the terrifying and noisy dress-up corpse parade by hiding in the Concert Hall. Having calmed down slightly, she's been exploring and encountered one of the numerous pianos in a practice room.
[She plinks a note experimentally, then spends a moment trying to recall her (sadly brief) lessons.]
plink plinkety plink plink
[A very simple melody echoes faintly down the hall. It's inexpert, but the player has a little smile on her face.]
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She lifts her fingers to the keys. It's a simple gesture; a similar but different set of notes emerges from her playing, one that acknowledges without words by adding onto the melody. Only a few short seconds and a few more plinks.
Anthy pauses to look up and assess the stranger with an inscrutable smile, to see how this will be received.]
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i'm sorry! i- There wasn't anyone here, and...
[She flinches, bracing herself for punishment.]
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Don't be afraid. I understand. You wanted to find a place to escape to.
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i... haven't been able to play for a long time.
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i'm not very good.
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May I try playing you a song?
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It's a full one minute and fifty seconds of Sunlit Garden for you, Alessa. Enjoy.]
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You're so good!
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Maybe we could practice together sometime. We could learn new songs to play, for when things outside are strange and sort of frightening.
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[She's not used to feeling this giddy. She turns her face to the keyboard, stroking it with shaking fingers. Her mouth spreads in a big smile.]
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She watches Alessa's unsteady hands return to the keys with a peaceful expression. Something about the other girl is rather unsteady as a whole, but she's rather unaffected in turn.]
What's your name?
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While out walking around, she can hear someone playing piano, and she wonders where the music is coming from. Oh, the Concert Hall. Logically. She makes her way there, listening to the soft plink plink.]
Hello? Who's here?
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i'm sorry...
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Alessa? What happened? You don't have to be sorry.
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i... wanted to get away from the skeletons. and... there were pianos. It's been a long time since i could play.
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I didn't know you played piano. [Kariya: believes in encouraging young people. She smiles.] That sounded good. You should play more often.
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[She frowns at her hands.]
It's been a really long time. i'm not very good.
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[Alessa must be a powerful magus, by her world's standards.]
I wondered why you looked different. That's an amazing ability.
[She shakes her head.]
It sounded nice. What matters is that you have a good time playing.
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[Her lips quirk in a tiny, shy smile at the compliment to her playing.]
i like it. i like... how it sounds.
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[Her family was once a great Magus family, and her uncle--or at least that's what she calls him--is capable of feats like that.]
Then you should play. Would you play for me some more?
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[She nods again, smiling shyly, and shuffles back onto the bench.]
i only know a few songs...
[The tune is basic, played with careful movements and a slow tempo as she tries to hit each note precisely.]
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[Kariya listens to the song patiently, smiling as Alessa plays.]
What's that one called?
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