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Oscar:  From his pocket, Oscar drew out the shellwork object he’d purchased earlier and dropped it in Tinasha’s lap. “Here.”
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Tinasha:  “What? Is this for me?”
human
Oscar:  “You’ve never been to the seashore, right?”
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Narrator:  Tinasha held the box in her palms and looked it over. The finely wrought ornamentation depicted a girl sitting on a rocky shore playing the lyre while fish listened, enraptured. Luminescent stones embedded within the piece cast faintly wavering shadows.
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Tinasha:  Carefully, she wrapped her hands around it. “Thank you so much. I love it.”
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Oscar:  Next to her, Oscar softened his expression as he watched her with the gift. Amid this tranquil moment, he sprawled out in the grass and stretched his arms above his head. “Now’s a great time for a break. Also, take off those shoes. You can go back barefoot if you teleport to the castle, can’t you?”
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Tinasha:  “Um, I guess… Are you going to take a nap here?”
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Oscar:  “Wake me up when you head back,” Oscar instructed, but before his eyes could fully close, Tinasha nudged him. Moving his arm away from his eyes to look at her, he saw she was patting her lap. “You can sleep here. I’ve got some things to think over for a while anyway.”
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Oscar:  “Wow,” he remarked dryly, giving her a disapproving look for acting so defenseless. They were completely alone, however. He could let it slide. Oscar moved over and lay his head down in Tinasha’s lap. When he glanced up, he saw that her face was lit with a strange childlike glee. “What’s with that look? Are you going to chop off my head while I’m asleep or something?”
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Tinasha:  “Of course not. Should that ever be necessary, I’ll come at you from head-on.”
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Oscar:  “Big talk. I’m going to sleep,” the king responded, closing his eyes.
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Narrator:  Tinasha’s ivory hands carded through his hair softly. Oscar knew that the faint floral scent she gave off was her own. He breathed it in comfortably. Oscar nodded off rather quickly, and his breathing evened.
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Tinasha:  Tinasha gazed down at him. “He didn’t get too mad at me…”