[written | action]

[dangerouswind]

[There's nothing much on the page. Temari only taps her pen against the paper -- dot, dot, dot -- for several long moments before she finally writes something.] Tell me: Is family still family when they are worlds apart?

[Perhaps a little introspective for her normal tastes and somewhat revealing to her mental state, but... Well. She'll take a few outside opinions this time. Some days she just misses her brothers. This evening, it's particularly sharp. That, and she's tired. A bit sore. Unwilling to walk back to the apartment just yet. All in all, it doesn't make for a good mood, after being gone for so long. She's not even sure how long it has been.]

[She doesn't go home after returning to the village: she finds some clean clothes in the shop, forgoes food entirely, and instead wraps herself in a good coat she found and takes a slow walk as night falls. She'll be all over town, eventually easing toward the edges of the forest. (Yes, at night. In the cold. It's probably not the smartest plan.)]

Comments

[written]

[disastergirl]

I wouldn't be surprised if there was someone dumb enough to answer the question and then complain about it, but I was talking about people who would scold you right off the bat.

[written]

[dangerouswind]

They have no right to, when they are not obligated to answer.

[written]

[disastergirl]

Oh really. You know, most people don't react well when someone tries to tell them what to do.

[like her, for example.]

[written]

[dangerouswind]

I didn't tell them to answer.

[written]

[disastergirl]

But you asked everyone anyway. Don't complain just because you might not get the answers you want!

[written]

[dangerouswind]

I don't care about that. If they think I'm infringing on their privacy because I asked a question not directed at them in particular, then it's their problem.

[written]

[disastergirl]

I'm not going to change your mind no matter how hard I try, am I?

[written]

[dangerouswind]

No.

[written]

[disastergirl]

At least now I know not to waste any more time arguing with you.

[written]

[dangerouswind]

Perhaps you should spread the word. I hate fruitless argument.

[written]

[disastergirl]

No, that sounds like too much like work for something I wouldn't be getting paid for. I'll pass.

Re: [written]

[dangerouswind]

Fair enough.

[written]

[disastergirl]

Good, I'm glad we understand each other here.