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2013-04-26 12:03 pm (UTC)
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And yet she can't help a rather hearty chuckle.
"Aside from my grandmother, who was according to many, an angel sent from heaven, I can't imagine."
She had never given such importance to names. Names were names, what mattered was the person who bore them.
"I am quite ... Quite glad that my name pleases you so much, Monsieur. But it is just a name."
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Date: 2013-04-26 12:03 pm (UTC)"Aside from my grandmother, who was according to many, an angel sent from heaven, I can't imagine."
She had never given such importance to names. Names were names, what mattered was the person who bore them.
"I am quite ... Quite glad that my name pleases you so much, Monsieur. But it is just a name."