Email to Pietro; Email to Terry
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To: [Pietro]
From: [Crystal]
Subject: [Death Flu]
Pietro,
I know that Terry did not really believe that Medusa was on her death bed. I simply did not like reading such a suggestion, even though I was aware that it was not a literal description of her illness. Rumors and coincidences aside, many people here do end up spending time in the care of the medical staff, and it is my hope that we do not end up needing to do this. Besides, given the way that the students like to carry on about demons and elder gods, and the fact that, as Terry pointed out, the mansion was the recent home of a rather horrifying virus, it is possible that someone could have taken her words seriously. What would be surprising about someone coming down with a bit of "death flu" when compared to all of that?
Crystal
To: [Terry]
From: [Crystal]
Subject: [Visiting]
Terry,
Although she has not yet made a complete recovery, Medusa is now able to see visitors. If you would like to visit her, you are welcome to come by and see her today. She asked me to tell you that the two of you can look at pictures of wedding gowns if you have more to look at and are interested in doing this.
Crystal
From: [Crystal]
Subject: [Death Flu]
Pietro,
I know that Terry did not really believe that Medusa was on her death bed. I simply did not like reading such a suggestion, even though I was aware that it was not a literal description of her illness. Rumors and coincidences aside, many people here do end up spending time in the care of the medical staff, and it is my hope that we do not end up needing to do this. Besides, given the way that the students like to carry on about demons and elder gods, and the fact that, as Terry pointed out, the mansion was the recent home of a rather horrifying virus, it is possible that someone could have taken her words seriously. What would be surprising about someone coming down with a bit of "death flu" when compared to all of that?
Crystal
To: [Terry]
From: [Crystal]
Subject: [Visiting]
Terry,
Although she has not yet made a complete recovery, Medusa is now able to see visitors. If you would like to visit her, you are welcome to come by and see her today. She asked me to tell you that the two of you can look at pictures of wedding gowns if you have more to look at and are interested in doing this.
Crystal
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Date: 2006-11-30 12:03 am (UTC)From: [Terry]
Subject: Re: Visiting
Crystal,
Thank you for letting me know. I'm glad she's feeling better! Is she as good with flowers as she is with dresses? I'm stumped on bouquets.
Maybe you could join us?
Thanks again,
Terry
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Date: 2006-11-30 12:14 am (UTC)From: {Pietro}
Subject: Re: Death Flu
You'd think that would make them less prone to hyperbole. But I can certainly understand your feelings, and I didn't mean to imply you didn't understand what Terry said.
If you don't mind my asking, why didn't you say so last night? "I was surprised to see a post" doesn't seem to convey your real feelings about it.
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Date: 2006-11-30 06:34 pm (UTC)From: [Crystal]
Subject: [Journals]
Pietro,
I did not wish to point out to Terry the fact that I am quite capable of creating my own journal entries and had I wanted to alert everyone to the fact that Medusa was not feeling well, I would not have sent out emails to the people who needed to know, I would have brought up the topic on the journals myself.
Besides, as interesting as the conversations stemming from my initial reply to Terry were, I was not really in the proper mood to post anything else after reading the first few posts between Terry and Forge.
Crystal
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Date: 2006-11-30 07:51 pm (UTC)From: {Pietro}
Subject: Re: Journals
Hah. Yes, he does seem to have that effect, doesn't he? I was tempted to tell him that using a gratuitous insult to lead off an argument causes more problems than it solves, but I find that pot/kettle cliche exceedingly tiresome and I'm sure someone would have brought it up regardless of accuracy.
Have you eaten lunch already? I suppose you probably have; that's a drawback to waiting on my own meals until after the throng has passed. Still, you're welcome to join me if you like.
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Date: 2006-11-30 08:22 pm (UTC)From: [Crystal]
Pietro,
Actually, I have not yet had lunch. I can be there in about five minutes, as it does take time for me to get from one place to another.
Crystal
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Date: 2006-11-30 08:58 pm (UTC)From: {Pietro}
Excellent! I'll expect you . . . well, at some point. ;)