User talk:Troisnyxetienne/Conscription

Welcome Back Troisnyxetienne!
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Welcome back, TNE! It's me, Mar. I'm just too lazy to use my talkbox because my computer is so slow and it would take 10 minutes to go to my page, copy paste and come back. I knew you would be back. Just in case you don't know, it was my idea to make the welcome template. But just my idea. Xiggie, Firaga, HoO, and many others made templates for you.

Bonjour encore, Mademoiselle TroisNyx!
For the next Christoph Report ? I'm thinking of how it is in a child's eyes when he sees the sunset, everything about his home world, from an ethereal point of view (Think Wordsworth's Ode : Intimations of Immortality, I love that poem).

What's actually making me bitter is that Thomaskh2, our admin over KHFR, and possibly the liveliest person I've ever met apart from Xiggie and the gang, is contemplating leaving Wikia. But that'd only mean a return to our monotonous editing. >_> I can't force him to stay, though I must say, I fear having to say goodbye. I hate having to say goodbye. I hope there won't be one...

Oh, by the way. I think my bandwidth just exceeded. We'll have to start going back to the age-old signatures rather than talkbubbles. Sigh and double sigh.  TNÉ  Pour Noël je te donnerai le battement de mon cœur… ♥ 14:52, December 8, 2009 (UTC)

You'd like to see the city at sunset? I think that I can do that (perhaps from the forest, when his governess finds that he has been staying out too late). The forest is actually very important, but I suppose you must have already realised this.

And I am sorry to hear that you are losing one of your cherished admins, and that your bandwidth forbids you from using your talk bubble at the moment; I don't speak French well enough to dare editing a wiki in it, I really like the look of the Francophone KH wiki. - Christoph Schrader
 * Ummm, when I said that, I meant both you and I' can't use talkbubbles. No one can. Did you see what happened with all the links at the bottom of the page ? That meant the templates didn't display well.


 * Oooooo, I'll be waiting... now lemme get out of this sad mess of a person.  TNÉ  Pour Noël je te donnerai le battement de mon cœur… ♥ 15:16, December 8, 2009 (UTC)

Oh...hmm, I never learnt to use a signature (Marexl made me that bubble shortly after I arrived, actually), and have just always used that bubble. If we are out of space here, we can use my largely-empty talk page if you would rather.

Christoph Schrader, It should be somewhere around here....


 * You could hit me on my talk page, or on your talk page... ^_^ Meanwhile, I'll get a signature ready just for you.  TNÉ  Pour Noël je te donnerai le battement de mon cœur… ♥ 15:46, December 8, 2009 (UTC)

Pardon me — I forgot to thank you for the signature. It was very nice of you to make one for me, and I am quite embarrassed to have forgotten to say something about that. Now how do I use it?

Christoph Schrader

Are you all right!? Qu'est-il arrive!

 * gives massive hug*

I read that you needed that, but now am worried as to why. Has something catastrophic happened, or would it be better for me not to ask? If you don't want to, then please, don't tell — is there anything that I can do to help?

Christoph Schrader
 * Thanks for the hug *hugs back*. Remember I said that TKH2 was contemplating leaving Wikia ? He left, eventually. And I'm shocked, to say the least. :'( *sniff*  TNÉ  Pour Noël je te donnerai le battement de mon cœur… ♥ 12:43, December 9, 2009 (UTC)


 * You are quite welcome *hugs more*

Why did he leave? Did you not decide to keep contact with him anyway?

Christoph


 * I did speak to him just now on MSN. But he seems overly stressed by classe premiere. The "Roxas" I once knew...... is now long gone.  TNÉ  Pour Noël je te donnerai le battement de mon cœur… ♥ 16:36, December 9, 2009 (UTC)
 * That means he is about to finish his secondary education, does it not? He may very well return to himself after his stress is over (I left another of my online haunts due to the stresses of teacher school, but I may very well go back for awhile now that the semester is nearly over.

Christoph

If you feel up to reading it, I have just posted the third Christoph Report (in chronological order, this one is probably the sixth or seventh, though it is only the third one that I have written). I hope that you are feeling alright and that your lost friend will return to you as you once knew him once his stressful situation has abated.

Christoph


 * I hope so too...  TNÉ  Pour Noël je te donnerai le battement de mon cœur… ♥ 23:49, December 9, 2009 (UTC)

I thought it rather rather strange at first how attached one can become to people one has never met in person — I suppose that I must have learned that people need not meet (physically) to form a friendship. I feel rather sad as well now — I am almost done at university, and yet I fear constantly that I shall lose contact with everyone I know.

Christoph
 * How you consider someone a friend depends on what your heart says. I've been following mine and I must say that I've made a considerable number of good friends - you, BebopKate, Xiggie, SSC, Yer Mom, DTN, ENX and the rest. I'd never want to lose you guys.


 * Oh, speaking of which - do see the last section on BebopKate's talk page.  TNÉ  Pour Noël je te donnerai le battement de mon cœur… ♥ 01:26, December 10, 2009 (UTC)


 * I have begun to see that (I hope you didn't think I meant that I thought it silly — quite the contrary, I think it an incredibly good thing, the ability to find friends in people one would not chance to meet otherwise), and, although I am a bit socially timid, I wouldn't want to lose you or anyone else I have met here. In fact, it seems as though the people one meets in person (and would equally not like to lose) are the ones from which it is easiest to be separated.  Regardless, that is a lovely idea (the thing at the bottom of Kate's page).  You really must become famous now — I will wait with baited breath to hear the announcement that you are coming somewhere nearby (though where I will be at the time I can hardly say — wherever will give me a teaching job, I suppose).


 * I can picture it now — La Mademoiselle des Troisnyx: solicitor extraordinaire by day, singing sensation by night (or perhaps without the solicitor part, if you find the profession not to your liking, though I daresay that I think you will be great either way). Are you feeling better now?  Perhaps I should write another report....

Christoph


 * Tu m’as soulagé un peu, merci. ^_^ Here's hoping that I get to live that dream...  TNÉ  Pour Noël je te donnerai le battement de mon cœur… ♥ 01:53, December 10, 2009 (UTC)

And what reason is there that you cannot? I am certain that it would make for a delightful story, though I cannot really say that I know how you sound when you sing other than that recording of yours I heard long ago. I feel rather silly asking, but how is the sketch you are making for Christmas proceeding? I must admit, I am quite curious — shall I write another sonnet to spur you on? And if I write another Christoph Report tonight, what should it be about? I think that I will renumber them after having written them all, though I had intended for them to be out of order, as were the Ansem Reports at first appearance.

I actually have several sonnets you have never seen — I should prepare a personal anthology, but I am nervous about publishing them online, as I may get the chance to publish a book of poetry somewhere in my wildest dreams, and I have copyright paranoia and so on. Dreams are lovely things, but are as difficult to make real as they are beautiful, I fear.
 * Well, there's that vid at the bottom of User:Troisnyxetienne/Qui suis-je...... The sketch is almost done, only that I'm thinking of making a dedication at the bottom. ^_^ For the Christoph Report... Hm, I'm thinking Wordsworth's "The Leech-Gatherer" (Resolution and Independence), though I'm not sure how our petit Christoph is going to go face to face with a decrepit man.  TNÉ  <font color="#00BFFF">Pour Noël je te donnerai <font color="#C0C0C0">le battement de mon cœur… ♥ 02:21, December 10, 2009 (UTC)

I should have noticed that. *blush* I will be certain to take a look.

As for le petit Christophe, I have never read that poem before — it isn't in my anthology, and, although I enjoy poetry from the Romantic period, I generally prefer Keats to Wordsworth. Regardless, the story will continue beyond the letters (at least, I do hope that it will) — what do you suppose must have happened to the City of Lights for it to be excavated as a ruin (I may change this part of the story, actually)?


 * Hm, I'm not sure... let's think of something. The Unversed ?  TNÉ  <font color="#00BFFF">Pour Noël je te donnerai <font color="#C0C0C0">le battement de mon cœur… ♥ 02:33, December 10, 2009 (UTC)


 * I would have to perform an immense canon-bender with that one — I have absolutely no idea how an unversed is formed, though Christoph does know that they exist somewhere in the back of his head, but he doesn't believe that they are real. Perhaps this story is taking place sometime during the time in between the destruction of the unversed and the emergence of the heartless?  Perhaps I shall stick to the thought that Christoph becomes a nobody due to the loss of his heart to a heartless created by experiments taking place within the City of Lights that happen before the ill-developments elsewhere...experiments, perhaps, that have something to do with light....


 * Yeah, that'll be a lot safer, I guess :P If BBS talks about the Unversed a lot more, then we'll be able to write about them.  TNÉ  <font color="#00BFFF">Pour Noël je te donnerai <font color="#C0C0C0">le battement de mon cœur… ♥ 02:40, December 10, 2009 (UTC)

I am about to watch the video of you singing — I am not very good at finding things, I must admit, and it took me a few minutes to figure out exactly where it was. You said that you were singing about three minutes into it, correct? My computer is slow and I will have to wait for the whole video to load before I can watch it.

And who/what is BBS? I know that this should be terribly obvious, but I am presently in the midst of a long-running hate affair with alphabet soup (and will probably commence a parallel hate affair with literature textbooks over the course of my student teaching). I have a newly-acquired dream of teaching in Japan for a few years, but am dreadfully afraid of geologic movements (such as earthquakes). In addition, I don't speak a word of Japanese, but I don't really want to stay here (in the US), and have every intention of becoming an expatriate.

Christoph

I have just watched the video — was that you in the black? I couldn't quite make it out because my computer is a bit on the slow side. If that was you, you are quite a bit taller than I had imagined (either that, or everyone else around you is short).

Christoph