Northern Sojourn/Transcript: Difference between revisions

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HISAO: "You fine with that?"

NARRATOR: "A silent nod's the only answer. I'm starting to get the feeling that by the trip's end, I'll be able to count every sentence she said on one hand. With the morning landscape passing by the window and the occasional rattle of the train bumping the carriage around, I try to focus my attention on the aging playing cards held in my hands."

NARRATOR: "A silent nod's the only answer. I'm starting to get the feeling that by the trip's end, I'll be able to count every sentence she said on one hand."

<p style="text-align:center;">[[File:lilly_trainride.jpg|700px]]</p>

NARRATOR: "With the morning landscape passing by the window and the occasional rattle of the train bumping the carriage around, I try to focus my attention on the aging playing cards held in my hands."

HISAO: "I'll raise you five."

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HISAO: "Damn, you got me. I fold."

NARRATOR: "I've been bluffing, and she's caught me. Hanging my head, I push over a large portion of my winnings. Hanako looks absolutely delighted, and even if Lilly keeps her attention focused on her reading material, I can see the smirk on her face. They're both extremely pleased. For a moment I try to work out what Lilly's reading, but the cover is too faded to read beyond the fact that Roman letters are on it. A pity I can't read the Braille above the printed title."

NARRATOR: "I've been bluffing, and she's caught me. Hanging my head, I push over a large portion of my winnings."

<p style="text-align:center;">[[File:lilly_trainride_smiles.jpg|700px]]</p>

NARRATOR: "Hanako looks absolutely delighted, and even if Lilly keeps her attention focused on her reading material, I can see the smirk on her face. They're both extremely pleased. For a moment I try to work out what Lilly's reading, but the cover is too faded to read beyond the fact that Roman letters are on it. A pity I can't read the Braille above the printed title."

HISAO: "What're you reading, Lilly? The title looks like it's in English."

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 HISAO: "You fine with that?"
-NARRATOR: "A silent nod's the only answer. I'm starting to get the feeling that by the trip's end, I'll be able to count every sentence she said on one hand. With the morning landscape passing by the window and the occasional rattle of the train bumping the carriage around, I try to focus my attention on the aging playing cards held in my hands."
+NARRATOR: "A silent nod's the only answer. I'm starting to get the feeling that by the trip's end, I'll be able to count every sentence she said on one hand."
+<p style="text-align:center;">[[File:lilly_trainride.jpg|700px]]</p>
+NARRATOR: "With the morning landscape passing by the window and the occasional rattle of the train bumping the carriage around, I try to focus my attention on the aging playing cards held in my hands."
 HISAO: "I'll raise you five."
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 HISAO: "Damn, you got me. I fold."
-NARRATOR: "I've been bluffing, and she's caught me. Hanging my head, I push over a large portion of my winnings. Hanako looks absolutely delighted, and even if Lilly keeps her attention focused on her reading material, I can see the smirk on her face. They're both extremely pleased. For a moment I try to work out what Lilly's reading, but the cover is too faded to read beyond the fact that Roman letters are on it. A pity I can't read the Braille above the printed title."
+NARRATOR: "I've been bluffing, and she's caught me. Hanging my head, I push over a large portion of my winnings."
+<p style="text-align:center;">[[File:lilly_trainride_smiles.jpg|700px]]</p>
+NARRATOR: "Hanako looks absolutely delighted, and even if Lilly keeps her attention focused on her reading material, I can see the smirk on her face. They're both extremely pleased. For a moment I try to work out what Lilly's reading, but the cover is too faded to read beyond the fact that Roman letters are on it. A pity I can't read the Braille above the printed title."
 HISAO: "What're you reading, Lilly? The title looks like it's in English."