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Who: Vietnam, and possibly you
When: September (Sylvant) 2nd to 3rd! Probably during daylight hours.
Where: Caissa
What: September 2nd is Vietnam's "birthday"! But as someone who keeps things a generally quiet affair...she's just going around gift giving and chilling.
Rating: Probably PG in case something actually blows up.
[There are very few people Vietnam has told her birthday too, only because she doesn't bring it up unless conversation dictates it's time to bring it up. It's nothing she doesn't hide, of course. But even so, on the day itself, she doesn't even hold a party, despite the suggestion and idea.
Instead, once Vietnam finds a little time to herself, you find her in one of two places:]
Hall of Glory
[You may find her walking along the hallways of the Hall of Glory, having placed a parcel in front of each door. Inside you will find these firm jelly desserts, rau câu, known for their fancy as hell designs. Look at those floral jelly designs!
If you don't stop her for a chat, she'll just quietly disappear. There are more to hand out, after all.
PS: It tastes like fruit or coconut. Random...surprise...]
Caissa
[Vietnam, now with a new red motorcycle, sits by the path of the market places, dressed in a traditional áo dài. It's been some time she wore one since arriving in this world, and so now she looks like a tourism brochure for her home. With fields stretching every which way, she's pretty satisfied with that reminder of a quiet life.
Now she just wants to watch the people walk past, to remind her of bustling capital cities, with some coffee she brewed in hand, and some assorted candied preserves for anyone who approaches and asks.]
They look strange, but the taste is not. I promise. Unusual time to be handing these out, as they are usually reserved for the new year.
When: September (Sylvant) 2nd to 3rd! Probably during daylight hours.
Where: Caissa
What: September 2nd is Vietnam's "birthday"! But as someone who keeps things a generally quiet affair...she's just going around gift giving and chilling.
Rating: Probably PG in case something actually blows up.
[There are very few people Vietnam has told her birthday too, only because she doesn't bring it up unless conversation dictates it's time to bring it up. It's nothing she doesn't hide, of course. But even so, on the day itself, she doesn't even hold a party, despite the suggestion and idea.
Instead, once Vietnam finds a little time to herself, you find her in one of two places:]
Hall of Glory
[You may find her walking along the hallways of the Hall of Glory, having placed a parcel in front of each door. Inside you will find these firm jelly desserts, rau câu, known for their fancy as hell designs. Look at those floral jelly designs!
If you don't stop her for a chat, she'll just quietly disappear. There are more to hand out, after all.
PS: It tastes like fruit or coconut. Random...surprise...]
Caissa
[Vietnam, now with a new red motorcycle, sits by the path of the market places, dressed in a traditional áo dài. It's been some time she wore one since arriving in this world, and so now she looks like a tourism brochure for her home. With fields stretching every which way, she's pretty satisfied with that reminder of a quiet life.
Now she just wants to watch the people walk past, to remind her of bustling capital cities, with some coffee she brewed in hand, and some assorted candied preserves for anyone who approaches and asks.]
They look strange, but the taste is not. I promise. Unusual time to be handing these out, as they are usually reserved for the new year.
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[FOOD IS TO BE EATEN.
Meanwhile, she also shuffles shyly on the spot. What a loser.] A-ah...I can teach you some Vietnamese one day. But thank you...this is an ao dai. My national dress. I haven't worn one in a long time. I will make one for you too, one day.
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[No, no, she'll stop herself there. Vietnam likes it.]
I'd like that. But, um, you don't have to feel obligated...!
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It is fine. [She rubs the back of her head.] I rather miss it. The dress itself is meant to make even the most practical look be graceful and feminine. [Which is why it's so tight?! History please.] I think every girl should try to have one!
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[It does look very pretty...]
Then, if you really want to, I'd be happy to have such a pretty dress.
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What colour would be your preference?
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...Except even Vietnam isn't that unrealistic, so she doesn't default straight away to her usual favourites: red and gold. After all, she wears a lot of natural colours herself, most people often see her in green, back home.]
Hmm... [She suits navy, but then she's always wearing navy, no?] A colour aside from navy...what about a light pink?
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[She rubs her chin, a bit interested.]
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So she's a bit surprised!]
You haven't? We should change that, there will be a first for everything. Vibrant colours often lifts spirits.
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I do wear my ao dai more often back home, but I do like causal because it's comfortable. I do not mind a uniform! [A pause...] Oh! My uniform is a military uniform. I was a captain back home, I've never been to school.