>"MY DARLING KOGASA, YOU ARE THE SHIELD THAT PROTECTS ME FROM THE HARSH WORDS OF MY H8RS, YOU ARE THE CANOPY OF LOVE UPON WHICH I ROOST WITHIN, YOU ARE THE KARAKASA OF THE DARKEST NIGHT, COME TO GUARD ME FROM THE WIND AND RAIN. I ASK THAT YOU TAKE MY HAND IN HOLY MATROMONY, I LOVE THEE!"
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"Good Sanae. Your sesquipedalian, superfluous poetic proposal has moved me in way that I, a posh, upperclass umbrella, cannot fully comprehend. Therefore and thusly, I humbly accept your honest proposition, and reciprocate your offer of joining eternally in a state of holy matrimony, the details of which involve becoming inseparable until one or both of us departs to the macabre tragedy that is the afterlife, or until we agree to formally submit a document of divorce, which would involve our tearful separation, and one of us, which in our situation would most certainly be yours truly, inheriting a large sum of the other's possessions. Furthermore, the conditions of our arrangement shall also involve potential periods of meaningless bickering between each other, but if our commitment is of reputable and stalwart strength, we shall move past such encounters and continue to live in an utterly blissful and chivalrous state of companionship">Oh man, the "Do I have to" and this whole scene makes it look like Kogasa and Sanae are a married couple or something.
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Thanks to WodofGar, they are now forever united in a prolonged mutual partnership that shall last until one or both of them perishes, or submits an official document, written on parchment, formally requesting their immediate and tearful separation...>"Well, it's better than being a fairy isn't it?"
>"You want me to ask these guys?" Point at fairies doing something completely illogical and idioticly stupid.
>You point to two fairies fighting over a
twig of all things, one is pulling on the other's hair, while the other grabs the TV remote and frantically tries to bash the other fairy in the head with it. Within seconds the twig snaps in half, sending the duo flying in opposite directions.
Immediately, the two resume fighting, with each one trying to get the other fairy's half.
>The entire scene looks as if it's straight out of a cartoon...
>"Okay, I guess you have a point there..." Kogasa replies.
>"Besides, there's a bunch of people down there just ripe for the scaring. In fact, there's one person who's probably sitting at the same spot since probably an hour ago."
>"Really?" she responds, you certainly got her at least a little bit interested, "Do you think they scare easily?"
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