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[Have Azula bumming around Togusa's world, where she evacuated with Cuddy and Rachel-- she still looked exhausted and messy and gross 8)]

So they can't just show up here, can they?

... You have no idea what I'd do for a bath, a change of clothes, and a bed.

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We don't have Shakespeare on my world; I don't know what that is.

Plays from about 400 years ago.

But they tell history? That's at least more useful.

They're somewhat fictionalized accounts of real events, I'm told. I don't know enough about British history to tell you, but you could look it up.

... Hm. I suppose that makes a bit more sense than something that's purely fictional, then.

I'm so glad to hear you approve.

[Spoiler: He's being sarcastic.]

I'm allowed to have an opinion.

Of course.

[He's not really teasing that hard. All his coworkers are jerks, too, so he's used to it.]

Besides, it's not like I hate fiction. It can be interesting.

What kinds?

On Earth? Horror and disaster movies.

Why am I not surprised?

When you've settled in, check the video library on the TV. There should be a bunch under "Horror."

Why wouldn't you be surprised? It's not like I want that sort of thing to happen to my world.

Let's just say I'd have been surprised if you'd said romantic comedies.

You're stereotyping. You assume that because I'm involved in a war, it means that I'm a big fan of constant, mindless death and destruction.

No, it has much more to do with your personality.

My personality means that I must be in favor of constant, mindless death and destruction?

Are you under the impression that I let criminals and murderers run free in my country?

We're talking about movies. No one thinks your taste in fiction reflects what you want to see in the real world.

Well, why wouldn't it? People's interests generally aren't completely different in fiction and in real life.

If someone likes excitement, they might like disaster movies, but in real life, they'd just go to the amusement park.

I suppose.

Still, saying that you're "not surprised" that I like disaster movies still could easily indicate that you think I want that sort of thing to happen.

If you were inclined to interpret everything in the absolute worst possible light, yes, it could.

Many people are.

Are you one of them?

Of course not.

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Re: [voice] she's in the mood to argue, can you tell

[voice] He did. He'll let her blow off steam because he's nice like that.

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[voice] SHE SO IS.

Re: [voice] she won't admit it 8)