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Originally Posted by ericthered
The Lower Priests are at breakfast again. At some point, someone asks Peter if his parents are healthy.
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Does this seem like a social pleasantry, like, 'How's the family' sort of a thing?
"I certainly hope so... How are yours?"
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Originally Posted by ericthered
There is a lot to do in the morning, exchanges messages back and forth. Peter performs quite well: Pirfan is happy with his performance, and compliments him on his improving memory. He also has a number of messages to memorize.
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Peter does his homework...
While delivering his messages, he includes the tale and his song of the 'Fowl Worthy of Combat' to his report.
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Pirfan suggests that Peter might want to see the last four Americans as they are returned home.
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Peter will go to see them off. He wants to reiterate that he is hoping they will be involved with some kind of council to negotiate trade with this world and normalize relations.
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Tuvo Kyridas invites Peter to meet with him for Dinner at his home.
Tuvo Kyridas lives in the city, in a wealthier area. At the meal is Tuvo, his wife, and three daughters. The oldest daughter looks like she might be twelve, the youngest two. The meal features the most meat Peter has seen during his stay in this world. Peter is introduced as "The Emissary". The whole thing feels just a touch formal.
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Peter has enjoyed the grown ups and preists treating him with respect, but he's excited to spend some time with other kids. He will try and lighten the mood.
You can call me Peter. What are you names? Have you ever heard of a 'knock knock' joke?"
Peter will regale the girls with whatever jokes he thinks will make the cultural divide.