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Topic	Wifebolo plays House in Fata Morgana [progressive spoilers]
Llarian 03/16/21 12:26:22 AM #29:	The two apologize to each other and consider it good. Michel feels uneasy because what he did is so much worse, comparatively, than what Giselle did. Plus he's related to his father - were he in Giselle's shoes, he would have trouble forgiving any member of that family for anything. From Giselle's point of view - she wished she had gotten to know Michel earlier. She gently asks him to tell about himself, as she did. He vocalizes an opposition to his own thoughts, but Giselle takes it wrong. He explains that his mother had trouble giving birth, she considered him possessed by a demon because of his appearance, and he had to be locked away for the last 10 years. It would cause a problem for the Bollinger family if others were to find they were harboring a demonic child. Giselle says she thought he looked like an angel. Michel confesses that he hears the witch's voice in his head, and that's what distracts him and makes him irritable during conversations. Giselle promises to be loud enough to drown out the sound of the witch's voice! The piece that plays during this portion, prior to the vocalizing, is very reminiscent of Moonlight Sonata to me... Michel asks Giselle to put any requests into words, he doubts his ability to pick up on hints or clues. They begin to open up the windows that are not boarded up to let a little light in. Giselle has PTSD flashbacks at night when she's alone. Michel [?] leaves her a glass of wine one night. We return to the Maid. See you Wednesday! --- Whenever you are about to find fault with someone, ask yourself...: What fault of mine most nearly resembles the one I am about to criticize? -Marcus Aurelius <cite>Llarian posted [p:951755459] in Wifebolo p... [t:79298631]...</cite> <quote>The two apologize to each other and consider it good. Michel feels uneasy because what he did is so much worse, comparatively, than what Giselle did. Plus he's related to his father - were he in Giselle's shoes, he would have trouble forgiving any member of that family for anything. From Giselle's point of view - she wished she had gotten to know Michel earlier. She gently asks him to tell about himself, as she did. He vocalizes an opposition to his own thoughts, but Giselle takes it wrong. He explains that his mother had trouble giving birth, she considered him possessed by a demon because of his appearance, and he had to be locked away for the last 10 years. It would cause a problem for the Bollinger family if others were to find they were harboring a demonic child. Giselle says she thought he looked like an angel. Michel confesses that he hears the witch's voice in his head, and that's what distracts him and makes him irritable during conversations. Giselle promises to be loud enough to drown out the sound of the witch's voice! The piece that plays during this portion, prior to the vocalizing, is very reminiscent of Moonlight Sonata to me... Michel asks Giselle to put any requests into words, he doubts his ability to pick up on hints or clues. They begin to open up the windows that are not boarded up to let a little light in. Giselle has PTSD flashbacks at night when she's alone. Michel [?] leaves her a glass of wine one night. We return to the Maid. See you Wednesday! --- Whenever you are about to find fault with someone, ask yourself...: What fault of mine most nearly resembles the one I am about to criticize? -Marcus Aurelius</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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