so_shik | Thirty-Third Spool of Thread-[Written/Action]

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Thirty-Third Spool of Thread-[Written/Action]

[Considering that the weather's fairly decent today, Shiki's decided today is a good day to spend outside. For anybody who's known her long enough, they might recognize the crate that she's sitting on as the one she used to use before the porch around the shop was built. Today, she's facing the shop and just looking it over, sketching out some things on a piece of paper. Soon enough though, she starts writing a message to the community]

I think I know the obvious answer, but where would be the best place to get fresh flowers when I'm ready for them? And, you know, planters and dirt and stuff.

Also, the spring line's just about finished if anybody needs something for the new season.

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It's also an eye-sore. Do you always walk around like this?

Does it really matter if I do or not? It's just clothes.

But people still see you in them. Do you really want people thinking you're a hobo?

I don't really care what people think about it, actually. It's none of their business.

Business or not, people see it. You might be doing everybody a favor to at least wear something that fits.

They're just clothes.

Haven't you ever heard that the clothes make the man? Seriously.

People are defined by their choices, not what they wear.

Well, by choosing to wear those clothes, you look like a hobo.

[Well technically living in a tent and wandering for several months is hobotastic.] And you've got something better?

...are you kidding me? [She just waves in the direction of All Passions. Hello. And Shiki doesn't know Harry lived in a tent forever D:]

But that's a girl's store. [Meaning he wouldn't know actual fashion if he ran into it on a broom.]

Well then I guess it's a good thing I'm a girl, isn't it? It's my store. [Oh, Shiki can tell :|]

[Well, that complicates things.] Oh. Er... [Yeah he can't really say anything to that.] I should probably just be going now.

Yeah, I don't think so. [Grabbing Harry's wrist now and dragging him back to the shop.] It goes against my moral code to let people wander around like that.

[Alight, he'll go with this for now, at least until it seems dangerous.] You have a moral code for how people dress?

Well yeah. Designers don't let their public dress in tacky clothes.

So it's perfectly alright for designers to drag people off the street as long as they look good afterwards?

Well yeah. It could be worse, you could be a charity case.

A charity case?

I could just be doing it because I feel bad for you.

And that's worse than dragging me back here because I'm visually offensive?

...not really, but it sounds better. [Busy practically shoving him into the shop now]

[Facepalm.] There's no difference.

Well look, you're already here so you might as well, right? Besides, it might make you look less...angry.

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