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fandomtownies2006-04-11 12:25 pm
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Aereopagitica, Tuesday
The door has been propped open.
The sign on the door seems to have a post it stuck to it. Right under "Open," the little yellow slip of paper says, "...but watch your step!"
The inside of the store smells of lemon and beeswax. Giles seems to be spring cleaning! If you look around, you'll find him mopping.
The sign on the door seems to have a post it stuck to it. Right under "Open," the little yellow slip of paper says, "...but watch your step!"
The inside of the store smells of lemon and beeswax. Giles seems to be spring cleaning! If you look around, you'll find him mopping.

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The little bot searches to locate the person in charge.
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He's finished his book, needs a break from work, thus the shopping bit.
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Giles read the message and thought for a moment. Then he went to the classics case and took down Discipline by Mary Brunton. He wrote on the back of the note.
Brunton was a writer Jane Austen admired very much. I hope you enjoy it. -Giles
He put the book and change in the little dingbot's claw. Now he was at something of a loss.
"How do I send you back to your mistress?" he asked it.
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"Yes, Orlin? Is there anything I can help you with today?"
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"Really? Tell me all about it." He smiled in anticipation.
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He abruptly returned to the conversation. "And don't tell me about bad hair. I lived through the seventies." Giles shuddered. One of the first magics he'd attempted during his rehabilitation after the Eye of Eyghon debacle was a scry-and-destroy spell.
Everything involving me, polyesther, and hair past my ears, poof!
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"Take it from someone who knows. He'll never forget it." Roses flashed through his head for the umpteenth time. "But...work with him. Let him help you, and it will make things better."
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Giles went over to the foreign language section.
"How about some Siberian (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/5880540030/qid=1144947996/sr=1-2/ref=sr_1_2/103-4297725-2323058?s=books&v=glance&n=283155)
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"Er, regarding my own research into your situation, shall I just hold on to that for the time being?"
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He paused, clearly uncomfortable.
"Er, additionally, Miss Parker, I would advise against saying the Summer Queen's name aloud. She can hear it, if she chooses. And could use it to locate you. Or anyone else."
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