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He is from 1969. You will understand when you reach that year. It's a time of social revolution across the world--free love and such, the blooming of rock and roll, movements against the corruption of government and "the establishment."

Hippies, they called them. It happened across the world powers but ah, Amerique lead the way with it.

Oh, and he landed on the moon.

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[Off screen Haer'Dalis just sort of facepalms]

Well said for a drunken exhibitionist.

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hullonurse

What did you do? [That all sounds annoyingly French well not the rock and roll but the rest of it sure does] Stop indulging his ridiculousness! [Landing on the moon is a ridiculous, American fantasy, stop indulging him]

And that certainly doesn't make any difference, no wonder Arthur won't leave him alone with whoever this bastard is!

[She's met Alfred, but she's still picturing Girlmerica in this whole scenario...]

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This is the last time I explain world affairs to you!

Arthur is an idiot and I can't wait to get the hell away from both of them.

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What if there are those who do not appreciate the beauty of the male form?

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Surely you cannot be serious.

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((snorts at France. Very distinctly.))

I think that much is obvious.

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So then, upon my return we will ignore each other and if we must interact it will be cold but civil, oui?

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Well, I suppose you do have that in abundance.

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....I'm not sure why you're making it sound like we have to come to an agreement on this matter.

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We do. You act like this is an unsatisfactory outcome. Would you care to be to the point, Allemagne?

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So have many, but few feel the need to do it so... what's the word I'm looking for? Naked?

Oh yes that reminds me, do you know where I might be able to find some wine? I heard that you would know better than anyone else in this place.

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bauhinia

Then you shouldn't apologize. [ ... His vocabulary is very limited here, okay? ] That's all.

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I'm saying I was planning on avoiding your French habits as long as possible and as much as possible, so there really isn't any need to make it sound like we have to be "okay" on that matter.

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Ah, you are so young! We cannot just assume things, surely you know at least this much. It is safer to reach an agreement to avoid misunderstandings which begin conflicts in the first place, or have you so easily forgotten the circumstances of the war?

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I'm not sure how conflict can be reached avoiding somebody you don't like in the first place. If you wished to "ignore what happened" you ought to have simply ignored it, and left me in peace.

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Non! That is not how we work and you know that. What if I had come back only to see you expecting the terms to have remained? I couldn't take that chance.

You may not care, Ludwig, and that is fine! But perhaps you could listen for once and avoid having such a thick skull when it comes to diplomacy.

You will understand later after the wars. Ignoring things does not make them disappear, Allemagne.

I do not know how I forgot how much you have grown since--since then.

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((Btw? Diiidn't even listen to the rest of what you said. You've upset him.))

Don't call me Ludwig.

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