No, that is not what I meant... only that I do not know what else to say. But I do not wish to leave you alone, either, if it would help you to have company.
I enjoy all types of fish - but fresh-caught is the best. My mother was an excellent fisher, and on days when she would bring home a large catch, we would feast!
[ Escha's smile doesn't waver. It's sad, but... Still a nice memory. Even if she feels a little bad for intruding on something that was specifically announced to be a 'secret'. ]
Sitting by the sea with your mom... That sounds really nice. I'm glad you were able to protect her grave.
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But if that is the case - I do wonder how much he can say, even if he wants to.
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[ Escha just. Sighs. ]
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There must be some way to confirm the truth, though. One way or another.
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[ ... Escha sighs again, even longer this time. ]
Do you - sorry - but do you want to talk about something else?
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[no "might" about it.]
I must confess, though - I do not know what else to talk about. ...mostly, I wanted to see how you were doing.
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It's always hard to wind down after the trials. Being alone just makes my head spin.
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[she hesitates]
But... if you have any questions you would like to ask, I could answer them for you.
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[what can she say about herself...]
My favorite food is fish! What is yours?
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[ ... ]
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By themselves, or in desserts?
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Either. I know all kinds of dishes with apples - I like them in anything.
... What about fish? Are there certain dishes you like best?
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I enjoy all types of fish - but fresh-caught is the best. My mother was an excellent fisher, and on days when she would bring home a large catch, we would feast!
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[ Aw, Escha looks very moved by that. ]
That sounds so nice. Were you close with your mother?
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...yes, very. My mother was wonderful.
["was," though.]
What about you? Are you close to your family?
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... Escha smiles softly. ]
I was close with my mom, yeah. She was the one who taught me alchemy.
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In fact - it's still week three. Escha will get to see some of it through Flayn's eyes.
(Pretend the Professor is a woman, though. I can't find a recording of this paralogue with the right Professor.]
...ah.
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Sitting by the sea with your mom... That sounds really nice. I'm glad you were able to protect her grave.
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[she sighs.]
Well. It worked out for the best.
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[ Who knows when those memories were from. But something a bout her blood? Escha doesn't want to pry for details, she's just worried. ]
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[Her silence is probably answer enough to that question, but after a moment, she nods.]
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