Library, Monday

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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.

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"Your world?" William echoed. "Oz?" He seemed to remember her mentioning. "I can't say I've heard such stories, myself." But then, he was nearly a century and a half out of date.

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"Yes," Elphaba said. "It seems the story features an..." She huffed a breath through her nostrils. "Evil green witch."

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"Are there any other green people in Oz at all?" William asked. He couldn't imagine Elphaba being perceived as evil, after all. Headstrong and opinionated, he would say from their interactions, but not evil.

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"I've never heard of a single other one," Elphaba said. "It's what makes me so ostracized, back in Munchkinland. I'm too unusual even to Munchkins."

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"Are you certain you want to read it?" William asked gently.

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Elphaba paused, then her face scrunched a bit. "I thought I was," she said. "Until you asked me. Do you think it would be wise?"

Perhaps she ought to consult with Karla, as well.