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[pearling]

[Persephone is sitting in the garden and she's surrounded by a large amount of violets. She looks much better now than she did before, but she clearly is angry about something.]

It is too bad that my sister is gone. She would have loved this Valentine's Day.

[Persephone slowly picked up a violet, and the stem curled around her finger in a manner that was a bit like a snake.]

You know, most mortals do not give plants the respect that they deserve. Without plants mortals would not even be able to breathe, let alone eat. Plants bring you life, and yet you do horrible things to them. You do not treat them with respect. You cut them without care. [The last bit is said directly into the camera and Persephone's look is flinty.]

But plants speak if you can hear them. They will whisper secrets to you. They will tell you who is good to them and who is not. They will tell you who walks among them.

[A beat and then Persephone pulls back away from the camera a bit.]

Something to think on.

[Private to Coyo.]

I am sorry to hear of the Doctor's departure, my friend.

[Private to Clapet]

I have figured out who it was.

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Re: spam.

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[Persephone nodded. There was no use in arguing over it, not when they both wanted the same thing. The Goddess had very few allies and it would do her no good to lose anyone. When the man pushed open the door, Persephone stepped inside quickly, using her slight form to go by him.]

Coyolxauhqui, are you here?

Re: spam.

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[Clapet, by this point, was quite used to the Goddess' room, and had a quick look around. There wasn't exactly much to hide behind or under, and she never struck him as the hiding type, in any case.]

I can't see her. Or any sign of her.

[The list of possibilities in his head was longer now, since discovering that someone had gone missing and just plain been kidnapped, not left the Barge.]