I might. I might even believe you're so focused on your responsibilities and your public image that you forget about people sometimes. But I need to know you can remember about people again, once you've forgotten, instead of acting like nothing's wrong.
"I forgot to tell you. I'm sorry. I'm alive and unhurt." That is what you say, Adelaide. And then I say, "It's all right, I'm just glad you're safe." It's no more difficult than that.
You speak it better than Alistair. I am not physically pained by your accent. That was Adequate. [ A common enough comment given out during her lessons but- perhaps- she ought to try this 'encouragement' thing on more than mere academics. ] You did well.
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I might. I might even believe you're so focused on your responsibilities and your public image that you forget about people sometimes. But I need to know you can remember about people again, once you've forgotten, instead of acting like nothing's wrong.
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[ And now she has called Nathaniel. Due Diligence managed. ]
Perhaps I ought to have waited a bit. Anders only just left and he left on something of an unrelated sour note.
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Pas de quoi. Je suis heureux que tu es bien.
[It took him a bit to put it together and it's not entirely grammatically correct, but it's an effort.]
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Well.
You speak it better than Alistair. I am not physically pained by your accent. That was Adequate. [ A common enough comment given out during her lessons but- perhaps- she ought to try this 'encouragement' thing on more than mere academics. ] You did well.
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Merci, madame. La plume de ma tante est sur la table.
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[ Please. Please swap back. ]
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[Now he's being a brat.]
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