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fandomhigh2011-03-21 10:05 am
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Library, Monday
The English and French-language history books were fighting today.
William made a few cursory attempts to resolve the situation peacefully, but became somewhat distracted by the thought of whether or not they were re-enacting any specific conflict, or just bickering as is the wont of the French and English.
When the English books suddenly started managing to scale the sides of the desk the French books had gathered on- a seemingly impossible task- he had his answer.
"The War of the Conquest then, is it?" he said to himself, keeping an eye on the books to make sure they didn't follow history too closely. He didn't want to have to explain to the librarian that the books had killed each other.
William made a few cursory attempts to resolve the situation peacefully, but became somewhat distracted by the thought of whether or not they were re-enacting any specific conflict, or just bickering as is the wont of the French and English.
When the English books suddenly started managing to scale the sides of the desk the French books had gathered on- a seemingly impossible task- he had his answer.
"The War of the Conquest then, is it?" he said to himself, keeping an eye on the books to make sure they didn't follow history too closely. He didn't want to have to explain to the librarian that the books had killed each other.
Talk to the Librarian!
Re: Talk to the Librarian!
Which didn't stop him from finding a good vantage point and watching the books go at it. His hands twitched with the urge to grab a few of the rarer French volumes out of the conflict before their covers got torn. If any of the books turned out to be casualties, he would be most put out.