Dazai Osamu (
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retrospec2017-09-10 08:49 pm
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So I'm not a big laws guy, but I'm pretty sure walking around with a giant scythe would be against some kind of law, despite that being a shitty kind of weapon.
Does it make a difference, not-getting-arrested-wise, if that scythe is a book at the time?
[He'd say something about wanting it a month or two ago, but he can't lift it when it's a scythe, so it's not that useful.]
Also Retrospec doesn't care what your legal address is, but I don't think that should surprise anyone.
Does it make a difference, not-getting-arrested-wise, if that scythe is a book at the time?
[He'd say something about wanting it a month or two ago, but he can't lift it when it's a scythe, so it's not that useful.]
Also Retrospec doesn't care what your legal address is, but I don't think that should surprise anyone.

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It's a novel that past me wrote, which I can't read very well because I'm not good at this dialect of Japanese.
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oh... the "past you," huh? what dialect is it in?
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Tokyo dialect. I can understand enough to have a basic conversation, but not enough to read a pretentious novel.
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ah, i'm from tokyo! if you have any like... desire to figure out what the book's about, i could probably gloss over it for you!
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unless you don't want anyone to translate it, that is. i'd understand.
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well, whenever is most convenient for you, i can swing by. just lemme know where to meet ya.
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RU library work for you?
sorry for the delay ;;;
but yeah, that's perfect! i can swing by after class!!
no worries, now we can text to action without worrying about ac points
this is true! in which case, IT'S ACTION TIME
[ keigo made good on his word; after class let out, rather than head back to his dorm like he might have normally, he made a beeline for the library. he didn't often spend a lot of time there, but he knew his way around it well enough to get to the science fiction section without much incident.
finding shuji was a bit harder, since he really only had his retrospec profile picture to go by. but when he thought he found him, he approached with an amicable smile, lifting his hand in greeting: ]
Yo! Shuji, yeah?
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That's me. Keigo, right?
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[ with that, keigo took a seat beside shuji, settling in easily. ]
So, you wanna have me look at this book, then?
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Have at.
[It's probably obvious even a little bit in that it's super depressing. At least, it's obvious if you're decent at reading Tokyo dialect.]
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Oi... this guy's writin'... it's really depressing...
[ he continued, exhaling softly. it would be one thing if this was just some random book someone found, but this was something this guy got from retrospec, wasn't it? that... put a very different spin on things. ]
It looks like it's about a guy who's havin' trouble expressing himself in a way that's genuine. Like he can't wrap his head around how to talk to people or cultivate relationships, so he ends up acting like a different person entirely just to connect.
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[His problem was mainly that he couldn't read a novel like this easily, and had to look up Tokyo dialect words almost every sentence.]
It's not necessarily autobiographical.
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Mmn, well, that's a good sign, then. It'd be kinda awkward, otherwise.
[ he glanced shuji's way, frowning. ]
And you said you got this from Retrospec, right? Does it appear in your like... visions and shit?
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[ how did he wanna phrase this... ]
...the guy in your visions, yeah?
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