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[fiddlestick]

Name: Elliot Craig
Date: 5/10
Format: voice

[In the background, there's the sound of a record playing cheerful music. ]

Hi everyone! I'm Elliot, it's nice to meet you all even if this isn't where you wanna be right now. Sorry about that. I teach music and I'm a healer with Coven infirmary training. So if you need either of those things, just lemme know!

Anyway, um, I had a question. What's music like where you're from? Or what kind of music do you like? There's so many people from different places, I feel like I'm always finding out something new and I'd like to learn as much as I can.

Oh- I'll start. I'm from Erebonia and we have a lot of classical music - stuff with lutes, violins, piano, etc. Operas are pretty popular too, though in the last few years Northern rock - or I guess just rock, has been spreading! Oh, and radio's really big. I still miss listening to my favorite radio show honestly...

S-Sorry, didn't mean to ramble. What about you guys?

Comments

[fiddlestick]

Hehe, I'm so glad to hear that. That feeling right there is the power of music! Music can't fix all your problems, sure, but it can affect the heart and soul in ways not even medicine and magic can.

I hope she is. She passed away when I was nine.

[silentsavant]

There is some merit to that idea. Perhaps I will go out of my way to hear some more music.

Oh. I didn't mean to stumble onto a difficult subject. Losing a parent at a young age doesn't seem like it's ever easy. Even though she's silent now, her music can still carry a tune through you. Your music can be appreciated in a whole new way knowing that.

[fiddlestick]

Please do! Provided the weather cooperates, I tend to do street performances in the Entertainment district on the weekend in the evenings. Feel free to stop by!

Thanks, that's a really sweet thing to say. And don't worry, I miss her, but it was a long time ago so I can talk about it. Still...the thought's appreciated.

[silentsavant]

I will keep that in mind.

[He finds himself at a loss at how to respond to the second portion, not fully intending to be 'sweet' with his thoughtful observation, but it had been, hadn't it? At any rate, it seemed to go over well with Elliot, which isn't a bad thing if he wants to get acquainted. What should he write?]

You're welcome.

[Hopefully that's natural enough... He's not good at conversations when they get like this, if he can even be considered good at conversing to begin with.]