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video. | un: z.hyrule
[The video opens on Zelda sitting in her office at Gramarye. She smiles once the video begins, a little subdued.]
Hello. I hope everyone's faring better after the events of a couple of months ago.
[She considers saying more, only to shake her head slightly. Best to let terrible memories lie. Besides, that's not the point of this broadcast.]
This is going to sound like a strange question, I'm sure. But I was wondering if anyone had advice on what sort of things are useful to buy when moving into a new home? I'm looking at apartments at the moment... they have furniture in them, but I'm not sure what else usually goes into a living space, especially here in Riverview.
[There are just a lot of gadgets that seem useful. And fascinating. But how many of them are practical? That's the real question. After a moment, Zelda has to smother an awkward laugh.]
It's probably obvious that I haven't done this before. [She looks down for a moment before holding up a magazine, folded open to a page advertising a dehumidifier.] And... I’m interested in how these work, but how necessary are they? How humid can a home really be?
Hello. I hope everyone's faring better after the events of a couple of months ago.
[She considers saying more, only to shake her head slightly. Best to let terrible memories lie. Besides, that's not the point of this broadcast.]
This is going to sound like a strange question, I'm sure. But I was wondering if anyone had advice on what sort of things are useful to buy when moving into a new home? I'm looking at apartments at the moment... they have furniture in them, but I'm not sure what else usually goes into a living space, especially here in Riverview.
[There are just a lot of gadgets that seem useful. And fascinating. But how many of them are practical? That's the real question. After a moment, Zelda has to smother an awkward laugh.]
It's probably obvious that I haven't done this before. [She looks down for a moment before holding up a magazine, folded open to a page advertising a dehumidifier.] And... I’m interested in how these work, but how necessary are they? How humid can a home really be?
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also this is officially the best day ever. ]
Did you have a princess gown? Did you have princess lessons? Oh, oh, did you ever get to smash the patriarchy?
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I did have a gown, though I only wore it for official duties. If I was out actually doing things I wore pants. And -- well, I think all the lessons given to me count as that, since I was one. Do you mean lessons in how to carry myself and treat with guests?
[Then she has to pause, and admit:] I'm afraid I don't know what a patriarchy is.
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Those are my favourite kind of stories.
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[Her father was often strict and she will have to save the kingdom... but not in that way.]
But we have a lot of stories of princesses saving the land from other things.
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Or a movie I can watch?
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[ princess stories, yeahhhh ]
Thanks Zelda!
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What's your name?
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My name's Gabby.
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[She gestures at the camera. She did make this whole video message about it, after all.]
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[ in a way. she's never been alone but neither has she lived in normal quarters until recently. ]
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[Gabby seems rather young for that, but she doesn't know the girl's circumstances.]
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No, I lived in a cell my entire life. I only just got out recently.
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[ gabby plz. ]
It was pretty tiny.
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I'm sorry, that's awful. I'm glad you're not there now.
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