[video] Nowadays it is only the unreadable that occurs
[Dorian posts from his Fire Sector suite, a transcription of some pages of books he found in the Emperor's library in hand. The transcription is, of course, in the local language, and that is why he speaks]
In the interest of actually being able to read anything useful we might come across, rather than puzzling over it like it's the Voynich manuscript, I thought it might be prudent to attempt to gather together the work of those of us who have been trying to crack the language. I know there are at least a few—if there are resources to be shared, then we may all make a bit more progress. [He has been working on this for some time, and it is audible in every stubborn syllable.] At the very least, it can't possibly hurt.
In the interest of actually being able to read anything useful we might come across, rather than puzzling over it like it's the Voynich manuscript, I thought it might be prudent to attempt to gather together the work of those of us who have been trying to crack the language. I know there are at least a few—if there are resources to be shared, then we may all make a bit more progress. [He has been working on this for some time, and it is audible in every stubborn syllable.] At the very least, it can't possibly hurt.
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[He rests his bottle on the table, finger serving as a cork to prevent spilling, because this is serious and that would be a terrible waste.]
We are not home. Bahorel and Feuilly and the damn police cannot judge you for natural instinct. Dorian Gray is beautiful and isn't subtle, and seemingly has a relationship with Monsieur Matthews akin to what Joly has with Musichetta if he's so openly wooing you. I swear to God in Heaven that if you do not do what you have to as a man you will never hear the end from me.
[This is serious, Jehan. Do not disappoint him.]
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[That was incredibly bold, even for Jehan. He runs a hand through his hair, tugging a bit]
I must be out of my mind.
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[And of course Grantaire is grinning like an idiot about the whole thing. It might be the liquor that's helped that smile along.]
Drink up and go enjoy yourself, else what's the point of being dead?
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[He sighs, tugging on his curls again]
You are far worse than I am anyway. I saw that conversation you had with Dorian shortly after you arrived. The sun, Grantaire?
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I never said that I wasn't, but I'm a wretch and a drunkard and you are a self-aggrandizing weaver of words, with more respect left to lose than I.
Go, have a good time, don't make too many loud noises, though I can't imagine Dorian Gray cares much about attracting negative attention.
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Your delicate hide is lucky that he seems a most indiscreet fellow. I don't think you could make it as a seaman. A godmother, perhaps, but definitely not a seaman.
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[He raises his bottle in a toast, drinks, and then wipes his mouth with the back of his hand.]
Go on and sodomize, or be sodomized, or whatever you decide, but just do it.
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You don't have to say it like that.
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allez-y, vive la vie pédéraste.
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[He's not seriously of course, smiling a little in spite of his blush as he cuts the feed. He should probably...well, prepare for Dorian if he decides to come over tonight]