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Post by Alexandra Foster on Oct 13, 2007 19:35:11 GMT
"There, you see?" I laugh. "You try to hurt others and they hurt you in return. Have we learned a little lesson today about messing with the minds of small children?"
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Post by Peter Pettigrew on Oct 13, 2007 19:43:34 GMT
Peter sighed. "Yeeees."
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Post by Alexandra Foster on Oct 13, 2007 19:46:21 GMT
I laugh. "And aren't you going to be happier if your kids grow up to not be axe-murderers?" I ask.
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Post by Peter Pettigrew on Oct 13, 2007 19:52:37 GMT
Peter sighed. "I gueeeess.."
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Post by Alexandra Foster on Oct 14, 2007 16:14:14 GMT
I laugh again. "Eh, don't worry Peter... you can teach them to eat the hearts of their enemies... just not until they're eight, okay?"
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Post by Peter Pettigrew on Oct 15, 2007 0:25:46 GMT
Peter laughed. "YES! I can corrupt my kids!"
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Post by Alexandra Foster on Oct 15, 2007 13:23:46 GMT
"It's good that you've got your priorities straight," I nod.
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Post by Peter Pettigrew on Oct 15, 2007 18:06:37 GMT
Peter laughed. "Yay me and my awesome parenting skills."
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Post by Alexandra Foster on Oct 16, 2007 13:13:44 GMT
"Hm." I shake my head disapprovingly, then shrug. "Well... you haven't dropped any of them, right?"
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Post by Peter Pettigrew on Oct 16, 2007 17:40:36 GMT
He laughed. "No, I have not dropped my children. I haven't sold their souls or promised them to a creepy stalker nieghbor witch in exchange for food, either."
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Post by Alexandra Foster on Oct 17, 2007 17:24:45 GMT
"Well that's good," I nod, frowning slightly. "That was also very... specific. Have there been offers to buy their souls or something?"
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Post by Peter Pettigrew on Oct 17, 2007 20:07:07 GMT
Peter laughed. "Nope, but those were the last two stories I read to them. Well, Annie made up the one about selling their souls to the devil when she was babysitting the night before last, and I read them Rapunzel last night."
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Post by Alexandra Foster on Oct 18, 2007 16:58:16 GMT
"Ooh..." I nod. "I always liked that story better than any other muggle fairy tale. Way to scare your kids though, Peter."
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Post by Peter Pettigrew on Oct 19, 2007 0:01:35 GMT
Peter laughed. "I loved that and Rumplestiltskin..." (sp, lmao?)
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Post by Alexandra Foster on Oct 19, 2007 0:11:28 GMT
"Yeah, that one's pretty good," I nod, after pausing to remember which one it is. "The reason that I liked Rapunzel though is that in most fairy tales the prince and princess live happily ever after when they've known each other maybe a day... and in that one, she and the prince were friends for months before they did anything." I pause. "At least in the version I heard. How come you like Rumpelstiltskin?"
((Does it matter?))
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Post by Peter Pettigrew on Oct 19, 2007 0:21:21 GMT
Peter laughed. "That's why I like Rapunzel too. And I like Rumplestiltskin because of all the little animals that help the chick."
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Post by Alexandra Foster on Oct 19, 2007 0:23:11 GMT
"Oh... I don't remember any animals." I frown. "Then again I haven't heard or read most of those stories since I was nine."
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Post by Peter Pettigrew on Oct 19, 2007 17:32:18 GMT
Peter laughed slightly. "All the animals came and helped - oh no wait, that was Cinderella. RIGHT! Rumplesiltskin was the one with the miller's daughter-turned queen and the little person was the dude whose name she had to guess."
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Post by Alexandra Foster on Oct 20, 2007 4:02:35 GMT
"Ah, yes," I nod. "I didn't think that there were animals in that one. Hated Cinderella 'cause it all seemed rather stupid." I smile slightly, remembering how I'd argued with my dad over that one for hours.
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Post by Peter Pettigrew on Oct 21, 2007 17:24:11 GMT
Peter laughed. "Aren't they all, though?"
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Post by Alexandra Foster on Oct 23, 2007 14:29:10 GMT
"No..." I say slowly. "Many of them have good morals. And a lot of them are pretty well-written."
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Post by Peter Pettigrew on Oct 23, 2007 17:56:19 GMT
Peter laughed slightly. "Exactly. Boring."
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Post by Alexandra Foster on Oct 26, 2007 21:06:28 GMT
"Morals aren't boring!" I protest, whapping him on the arm. "Not all of them anyway."
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Post by Peter Pettigrew on Oct 30, 2007 18:01:14 GMT
Peter laughed again. "Fine, fine! Morals aren't boring...."
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Post by Alexandra Foster on Oct 31, 2007 3:05:02 GMT
I laugh. "You are so evil, you know that?"
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Post by Peter Pettigrew on Nov 1, 2007 23:06:51 GMT
Peter grinned widely. "Yup!" he siad brightly.
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Post by Alexandra Foster on Nov 2, 2007 1:42:03 GMT
"And clearly you have no remorse," I add, rolling my eyes.
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Post by Peter Pettigrew on Nov 6, 2007 1:05:02 GMT
He chuckled. "Nope! See, regret just complicates everything!"
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Post by Alexandra Foster on Nov 6, 2007 20:45:09 GMT
"Or makes you a better person," I say, shaking my head. "Either one." I pause. "But I suppose that being a good person is complicated anyway."
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Post by Peter Pettigrew on Nov 6, 2007 23:47:12 GMT
Peter laughed slightly. "Yes, yes it is. I've tried being a good person, and it is way too complicated. So I am now just me. Just me." he repeated the last two words quieter, looking down with a wistful look upon his face.
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