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Elf - [Action/Voice]
[Having already determined the village is full of people in the wrong shapes, Kurt wasn't all that surprised to find himself in a new body. Sure, the five fully functional fingers was new. And walking without his tail as a counterbalance was just surreal. And how on earth did people walk on their heels. No, really, the fact that really shocked him was that his entire body was monochrome. Sure, maybe his favorite actor had always been in black and white movies, but this was just... a little odd.
Nevertheless, he decides to set out and make good use of his new form. Particularly, of course, by going out and charming women with his oh-so-obviously attractive new (old) features. So if you're a pretty girl (and hopefully not too young), you'll have his attention. Or if you're just someone he knows, he'll want to show off. Later on, while having a drink (non-alcoholic!) at Good Spirit, he'll make a voice message.]
So did anyone else actually turn into something cool during this experiment?
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[Oh, well done, Kurt. Masterfully done. He'd pat himself on the bac k if he could.]
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I'm not aware of any map known to man that could help you with that particular predicament, sir.
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anne takes his hand. ]
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A pleasure to meet you, Lady Cordelia. It's okay to just call you, Cordelia, yeah? [... and sometimes he slips into his old speech patterns. Oops.]
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I suppose that would be acceptable.
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Have you been in Luceti long?
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[What. A. Dilemma. Two attractive people, lost in a place like this? What are they do do.]
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Only if they have the finest currant wine, of course.
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But Errol Flynn would never go with a pretty girl to drink tea. And this new body IS old enough.]
I won't have a sip unless it's the best.
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How charming.
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[He fakes a disdainful look at the place, then heads towards one of the tables and pulls out a seat for her.]
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