[His writing is a scrawl, jostled for the way he's walking and writing all at once. Darling heart, precious thing, his eyes locked on the smear of ink and the ring heavy in his pocket.]
Gaudy, I think, is the term. Well-meant, but too obvious. It—
[There's a long moment where he tries and fails to scribble out an example, and then scrawls it out.]
It had a giant ruby in the shape of a heart, with a lot of little "diamonds" and "sapphires" surrounding it— though for the price, I suspect they used colored glass.
[There's a pause, and then:]
We can return the one I bought, if you find you do not like it. I will not be offended.
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Gaudy, I think, is the term. Well-meant, but too obvious. It—
[There's a long moment where he tries and fails to scribble out an example, and then scrawls it out.]
It had a giant ruby in the shape of a heart, with a lot of little "diamonds" and "sapphires" surrounding it— though for the price, I suspect they used colored glass.
[There's a pause, and then:]
We can return the one I bought, if you find you do not like it. I will not be offended.