[well, that's great news, because Elsa is also outside, in the plaza, seated primly on a bench, writing away in her journal. she seems pretty focused, so she doesn't actually notice him right away.]
[well, once kano is finally taken away after an hour, elsa is ready to have a depression nap while everyone else has their lil moments with the soon-to-be-departed—and she's making her way slowly back to the inn.
surprisingly, she looks rather calm—albeit, decidedly aloof. if it wasn't for the pinch in her brow (or the fact that she spent an hour holding kano's arm), it would be hard to discern that she's even bothered at all.]
elsa has gathered all the ingredients to make a batter—flour, eggs, milk, water?—she's not exactly certain what goes into this, so better just to hedge your bets.
also, an entire boiled octopus. he red.]
Well... from what you described, this is what we need, right?
[After trial, he can be found in the kitchen or the lobby at night, probably sitting by himself and sort of processing things the way he does? That is, wandering around doing nothing.]
she's in the kitchen, too, as she often is at night. not wearing the pirate stuff anymore—just some normal pajamas. give her her weird night dresses back!!]
...Shigeo. [just to alert him that she's also here.] Hi.
[Okay. A hug is definitely the right call here, so he just kind of deflates completely. He seems like he can't unfocus; he's staring ahead in the direction he wanted to go, but he looks tired and sad all of a sudden.]
week 0; post execution
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. . . No, he is a little curious, so he sort of awkwardly hangs around nearby.]
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Hello, Shigeo.
Would you like to join me?
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w1, post-trial!!
surprisingly, she looks rather calm—albeit, decidedly aloof. if it wasn't for the pinch in her brow (or the fact that she spent an hour holding kano's arm), it would be hard to discern that she's even bothered at all.]
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He doesn't look as upset as he was by the end of the trial - back to sort of blank and calm, but still troubled.]
Elsa-san.
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[she looks like she wants to embrace him... but she hesitates, and decides against it.]
How are you feeling? Did you already visit Shuuya?
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Did you visit him?
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w2, thursday
elsa has gathered all the ingredients to make a batter—flour, eggs, milk, water?—she's not exactly certain what goes into this, so better just to hedge your bets.
also, an entire boiled octopus. he red.]
Well... from what you described, this is what we need, right?
[OCTOPUS IN BATTER]
So. How do we make it into a ball?
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It’s cut up into small pieces. And then it goes inside the batter.
[How to describe a food to someone else who has never eaten it when you have never cooked. Those ingredients seems fine?]
I think you need a green onion in there, too.
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[hm]
Do you want to cut it, or shall I? What do you normally cook these in?
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[He hasn't made them. He has no idea he's a 14 year old and he's useless.]
I think in a pan sort of like - [Rifling through? Oh, good, there's a takoyaki pan but he first grabs a muffin tray before noticing it.]
I can cut it.
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week 2; post-trial
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she's in the kitchen, too, as she often is at night. not wearing the pirate stuff anymore—just some normal pajamas. give her her weird night dresses back!!]
...Shigeo. [just to alert him that she's also here.] Hi.
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Elsa-san.
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[she knows he ain't but it's better than asking "r u ok" when nobody is...
and it's funny because the takoyaki were Bad.]
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week 3; wednesday
Let go of me. I need to find a way.
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[she sighs, still hugging him tightly.]
If we find a way, we do it together. Not separately.
My sister is always reminding me of that. So... now I get to remind you.
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Then tell me how to leave, now! If you don't know, then I don't need your help.
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w4, Monday
what does he do?]
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maybe this lizard peeking out of a doorway can help?]
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Week 4; Sunday
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she's just sitting on her own in the forest, chilling.]
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[He'll approach her quietly from nearby.]
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