Vincent Phantomhive (
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Since everyone seems to be in the spirit of introducing themselves... { Vincent looks as out of place as possible. He is obviously wearing Victorian clothes - of such a cut that they are obviously expensive - and he is resting in the grass under a great tree. }
I am Vincent Phantomhive. I have never owned a farm, though I was set to inherit a manor.
{ Let it not be said that he is completely lazy, however. Nearby, some planting has been done and there is a shovel resting against a rock. }
Are there any other nobles about? How are you faring with your physical labor?
{ He finds the idea of nobles laboring amusing, okay. }
I am Vincent Phantomhive. I have never owned a farm, though I was set to inherit a manor.
{ Let it not be said that he is completely lazy, however. Nearby, some planting has been done and there is a shovel resting against a rock. }
Are there any other nobles about? How are you faring with your physical labor?
{ He finds the idea of nobles laboring amusing, okay. }
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Did you think I was being underhanded? { Grinning, he shakes his head. } You should know I would say it to your face if I felt you should leave.
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Not at all. I expect you to tell me just how you feel, but you should expect me as well to tease you at all chances I can get. It's only fair.
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All teasing is permitted! { That's a law he abides by dutifully. } How much do you know about planting? Should I put the seeds in the dirt, water them and let nature take its course?
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That all depends. Just what do you think should happen with a seed?
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I imagine they often sprout of their own accord. Or not. A farmer can only do so much.
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They do, milord. One can only set forth so much encouragement, but it is up to that seed to decide if or not it will take the nutrients you give it, if you give it the correct ones, and grow from them.
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It feels like a metaphor. { He dusts off Undertaker's robes for him and picks up a packet of seeds. } Do they look ready? Should we hide them from the world for a little longer?
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It can be if you look at it just right. [He'll hold still for that dusting and look down at himself. Maybe he should have taken back to his common wear instead of the mortician's garb. But no, he can always wash the stains from this better anyway, and he's not doing the harder work today.] Oh, they're quite ready. We only need set them in the dirt and give them water. Would suggest something out of the shade though.
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I can see it. { He likes Undertaker's fashion. Why be like everyone else when you can stand out? } I thought so.
{ Rising onto his feet, he walks over to an area where holes have been recently dug. }
Will this plot suffice?
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See there? You're a smart one, yes.
[He settles onto his side in the grass in the shade and watches the dark shape that Vincent is move to spots on the ground that had been disturbed, so he can see from their own dark blobs.] It's in the sun, milord. If we keep it well watered, I see no reason why it shouldn't.
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You're teasing me. { He wrinkles his nose as if he is offended, but the light in his eyes never fades. } That's all there is to it...
{ He picks up a watering can and gives the seeds ample moisture after he has patted the dirt down. }
There must be an art to it.
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Of course, milord. Who would I be if I couldn't make humor of near everything? [Who, indeed? He watches what he can of the teen watering his new crops and breathes the air in deeply, enjoying the day for what it is.]
There's more attentiveness to it than art. Knowing what to look for, when the ground is dry, when the plants droop, why they droop. You do a lot of looking after these things, since they can't rightly look after themselves. It's a lot like having a child about, but one who is forever silent.
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I think you would be mad. { ...er. Neither of them are sane based on normal standards. } We all must cope with the lot life has given us.
{ He dusts off his hands and shakes a few rebellious strands of black hair out of his eyes. }
What do you know about raising children? { The question isn't stated rudely. Vincent is genuinely curious. }
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In more ways than one, I imagine. Still, I haven't been entirely sane these past years. [He might well be talking about the weather for all the concern he has over that.]
Little more than what I learned growing up and what I've seen in day to day life, is what. [He's not lying about this, he doesn't think.] It's a long stretch between what it is a child needs and what a plant needs. Why?