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conversations.value:  I didn’t speak again until we’d bid Lilly farewell and were taking the carriage home. “Rae… You took your joke too far,” I sternly chided.
conversations.prefix: Claire:
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conversations.value:  “What joke?”
conversations.prefix: Rae:
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conversations.value:  “You know what joke! I’m talking about how you turned down Master Rod’s proposal!” My words came out inadvertently harsh as my frustration mounted.
conversations.prefix: Claire:
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conversations.value:  “But I mean…come on. I can’t marry someone I’m not interested in.”
conversations.prefix: Rae:
conversations.from: human
conversations.value:  “Marriage is about more than your interests! If you were to marry into the royal family, imagine how happy it would make your parents…” If she married into royalty, her parents would receive a dowry—and likely even more money, under other pretexts. But even setting money aside, the sheer honor of their daughter becoming royalty should be reason enough. They would be the proudest parents in the world.
conversations.prefix: Claire:
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conversations.value:  “I can’t say for certain, but I think my parents would respect my decision,” Rae said nonchalantly.
conversations.prefix: Rae:
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conversations.value:  But that wasn’t the issue. She really just didn’t understand a thing. “I’m sure they would. Your parents are wonderful.
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