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Sep. 13th, 2012 07:35 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
The Knight does not have the same talents as the Prince or the Princess. He has a certain amount of grace, as is necessary for combat, but that is not for the ballroom. He can keep with a tempo and even manage to dance at social events, but his steps are not meant for the delicate touch of ballet.
Lohengrin, however, is not without expression. As it is, he's well adept at carrying a tune.
So there's a soft tenor voice quietly singing to himself in a nearby booth. The song comes easy and doesn't really mean anything, more like humming with words as he works. There's no magical influence, only the amiable mood of acceptance.
Go ahead and say hi. Or tell him to stop singing. He'll oblige either way.
Lohengrin, however, is not without expression. As it is, he's well adept at carrying a tune.
So there's a soft tenor voice quietly singing to himself in a nearby booth. The song comes easy and doesn't really mean anything, more like humming with words as he works. There's no magical influence, only the amiable mood of acceptance.
Go ahead and say hi. Or tell him to stop singing. He'll oblige either way.