Ganondorf

[As loathe as she is to admit it...]

That is a very valid point. It is unwise to jump in without looking where you land.

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[He chuckles.]

Well, you know what is said about great minds, Princess.

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[She is not admitting they are on any kind of similar wavelength, no matter how obvious.]

What is 'The Cool'?

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[It's not like she has to. We'll just let the evidence speak for itself 8D]

A tavern of sorts. It has a variety of drinks. Would you care to join me?

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I do not partake in that pastime.

[She considers.]

Though I do not see the harm in keeping you company.

[This is her trying to be civil and polite. It comes out a bit more grudging than she intended.]

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Deck eight, then. I look forward to seeing you.

[She likes spending time with him. Admiiiit it.]

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[She doesn't verbally answer - instead, she just collects herself and heads that way. This...being polite to your sworn enemy was becoming difficult.

And no she does not B|]

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[Ganondorf is at a table nursing a drink. He waves Zelda over when he sees her enter.

She does so. She didn't have to agree to his invitation. It wouldn't have hurt his feelings.]

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[She comes up closer, letting her hands fall to her sides.

She does not. She's just trying to be polite!]

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Please have a seat.

[He gestures toward the empty chair across from him.

She could have politely declined and Ganondorf wouldn't have thought she was being impolite or rude. But y'know, whatever helps you sleep at night, hon ♥]

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[Her eyes drift to the chair before moving to do as he requested. She rests her hands on the table, eying the door thoughtfully.

She's trying to make this truce thing work and you can't do that holed up in your room, you big jerk >:|]

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You've been well? Aside from being forced to listen to the incessant noise?

[The truce doesn't always require that they spend time together. Ganondorf doesn't expect it to. She's the one always agreeing to see him. Clearly, it's cause she wants to.]

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Well enough. The voices concern me, but that does not mean I am going to jump into the fray without first analyzing the situation.

[She thinks he's thinking way too into this. Zelda is trying to present herself as friendly and inviting!]

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I am not concerning myself with the voices. It would not be the first time this ship has played some sort of prank on us.

[He works with exactly what he's been given.]

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You are quite right, the ship and its captain do love to engage us in useless folly.

[Whatever helps you sleep at night, honey.]

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And only the courageous give their lives to help those in need. Not that I would expect you to understand.

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What good is a hero to the helpless if he is dead, hm?

[Your logic is stupid, Ratchet.]

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At least he has attempted to help. More good than a coward who stands back to watch.

Edited Date: 2010-04-09 09:39 pm (UTC)

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Oh he attempted. I'm sure the girl who continues to whine and moan for help surely appreciates his grand attempt.

[Your logic is still stupid.

He chuckles.]

Why did you not assist him in his "attempt"? Then we could all applaud you for your [Stupidity] courage.

[And so Ganondorf wouldn't have to listen to this crap.]

Edited Date: 2010-04-09 09:43 pm (UTC)

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Had I been aware of his attempt, I might have.

How fortunate, that those who act on behalf of others are rarely looking for 'applause.'

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The girl still cries. Nothing is stopping you from being [Stupid] courageous as your friend was. Please go try your luck.

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