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saint valentine's
Username/Display Name: un: headmaid, dn: Giselle
Server Channel: #general
Time: Early evening
Dear fellow guests,
Have you heard of the holiday "Saint Valentine's Day?"
With the turn of the month, the upcoming date is on my mind. Preparations for any formal celebrations of the holiday at the mansion typically begin around this time.
In any case, for those who are unaware, allow me to share the tradition with you: Saint Valentine's Day is a celebrated time of romance, taking place on the 14th day of February — a tradition which dates back many centuries.
Some say the date marks the beginning of birds' mating season, explaining its romantic association, while others connect the day with the assumed date of the execution of Saint Valentine, who, in legend, married young lovers in secret, despite the church's outlawing of the practice. Quite the tragedy...
On this day, it is common for lovers and friends alike to exchange written cards, poems, flowers and sweets as tokens of their affection.
I suppose I am curious which of these gifts you would most prefer to receive. A card filled with heartwarming feelings? The soothing aroma of a bouquet? A satisfying treat?
Or, perhaps, there is something different altogether which would lighten your spirit on Saint Valentine's. Hehe... would you enlighten me?
Best regards,
Giselle
Server Channel: #general
Time: Early evening
Dear fellow guests,
Have you heard of the holiday "Saint Valentine's Day?"
With the turn of the month, the upcoming date is on my mind. Preparations for any formal celebrations of the holiday at the mansion typically begin around this time.
In any case, for those who are unaware, allow me to share the tradition with you: Saint Valentine's Day is a celebrated time of romance, taking place on the 14th day of February — a tradition which dates back many centuries.
Some say the date marks the beginning of birds' mating season, explaining its romantic association, while others connect the day with the assumed date of the execution of Saint Valentine, who, in legend, married young lovers in secret, despite the church's outlawing of the practice. Quite the tragedy...
On this day, it is common for lovers and friends alike to exchange written cards, poems, flowers and sweets as tokens of their affection.
I suppose I am curious which of these gifts you would most prefer to receive. A card filled with heartwarming feelings? The soothing aroma of a bouquet? A satisfying treat?
Or, perhaps, there is something different altogether which would lighten your spirit on Saint Valentine's. Hehe... would you enlighten me?
Best regards,
Giselle
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i will think about it.
but do you think getting chocolate from a random person is weird?
i get the impression that you personally wouldn't mind but i don't wanna jump to conclusions
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Months ago, I also learned of a holiday called "Halloween," its main tradition being chocolate and candies being gifted to others, often by strangers.
[ She's getting the sense most people are pretty happy to receive free things in this day and age, but also, what does she know. Helpfully: ]
If you are still uncertain, might I make a suggestion?
One of your fellow guests, Sumina Heartleaf, is planning to prepare gifts for guests to take as they will. You might employ the same method, or ask her if she would accept assistance. In that case, only those who truly desire a treat will take one.
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...okay fine
you make a compelling argument.
i'll consider it, maybe. i'll keep her in mind.
thanks for your time, giselle.
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Should you require any further assistance, please call upon me.