MOONLIGHT LOVERS VLADIMIR CHAPTER 5
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A. (I feel bad that I haven’t gone to see Aaron since he got back. He seemed so exhausted.) CORRECT
B. (Since what happened at the party, Beliath has been much calmer and hasn’t tried to provoke me.)
A. I’m fine, thanks. But can I ask how you’re doing? You don’t look so good.
B. I’m okay, thanks. I don’t mean to be rude, but it looks like you’re in pretty rough shape… CORRECT
A. Even though it’s not always obvious, I’m convinced that things are going better between us.
B. I’m not going to lie; sometimes it’s difficult to be around Vladimir. It’s not easy to understand him. CORRECT
A. Most of all, I feel like things are never going to get any better. Just when I think he’s opening up a bit, he goes and disappears on me. CORRECT
B. So that’s how it’s going to be? We all have to listen to his Lordship and cater to his every whim, no matter what kind of mood he’s in, no matter what he asks for, no matter what decisions he makes?
A. Oh… Well… To be honest, I wasn’t sure how you felt about it, or what you would say, so… I’m glad! CORRECT
B. Okay, you don’t sound thrilled about it or even very sure of yourself. But at least it’s something, right?
A. (Shoot, even if I am being held prisoner here as a Chalice, it doesn’t make me one of Vladimir’s playthings!) CORRECT
B. (Why hide it anymore? I’m not free to go where I please. I’m a slave to Vladimir’s schedule, his moods and his appetite. And I can’t take two steps in this manor without running into another vampire.)
A. (I know him a bit better now, and he wouldn’t like it if I gave him an excuse. It’s better to be honest, even if I’m not proud of myself.) CORRECT
B. I’m sorry, I’m finding it difficult to deal with Vladimir and his mood swings. I didn’t want to make matters worse by snooping around.
A. When you came back, you were in pretty bad shape. Yet you’re one of the strongest people here. What happened to you? CORRECT
B. But I thought I saw you bleeding when you came back. You were badly hurt, weren’t you?
A. Actually, there is a problem. I’m glad you broguth it up because it will save us both some time.
B. Why, do you think there’s a problem?
C. You’ll have to tell me if you think there’s a problem. We need to talk. CORRECT
A. Really? You’re seriously that blind? You keep giving me the cold shoulder and pushing me away, just when I thought things were getting better between us.
B. Really, Vladimir? You must have noticed that we’ve hardly spoken since that time in the garden. It never seems to matter what I think. It’s like you really don’t care about me at all.
C. I’m not blind and I’m not stupid, Vladimir. It’s clear to me that you’ve been distant since our conversation in the garden… CORRECT
A. (If I never challenge him, I’m not sure how I can help him change his ways. I don’t care what the others say. I’m tired of making excuses for him.) CORRECT
B. (What good is it to argue with him? It’s always the same. I don’t want to deal with it anymore. There’s no use doing the same thing over and over again.)
A. Maybe because I can tolareta sunlight without turning to dust? The last time I checked, it was dangerous for you. Right?
B. (It was bad enough arguing with Vladimir. I don’t feel like getting upset with Ivan too.) CORRECT
A. (I’m not thrilled about the idea. I’ll look ridiculous if they realize I’m trying to sneak in with them. They might even make fun of me and tell me to get lost.)
B. (This is the first time I’ve been to this kind of club. I don’t want to look stupid. I think the best plan is to try to get in with other people.) CORRECT
A. Hello… Sorry to bother you. It’s just that this is the first time I’ve been to Moondance and I’m a bit lost. I was wondering if I could… go in with you? To see what it’s like inside? CORRECT
B. Oh, uh, not at all. I was just standing behind you and…
A. (It’s not a huge club. We’re bound to run into one another at some point. If I pretend I don’t know him, it might get awkward.) CORRECT
B. (I know it’s not a huge club, but I don’t want Beliath to tell Vladimir he saw me. I should try to lay low.)
A. Uh… I’m just trying to put myself out there and meet people, you know… to change things up a bit. CORRECT
B. (Great, I was planning on going to the bar anyway!)
A. You didn’t need to pay. I brought a bit of money with me. CORRECT
B. That’s really nice of you, Beliath, but maybe I wanted something else…
A. So there are some advantages to being a Chalice? It’s… a little better than I thought! CORRECT
B. I don’t know how I feel about that. It all seems a bit dishonest.
A. Cautiously approach CORRECT
B. Make a detour
A. (I can’t just let him save me and leave him to fight alone! I need to do something, anything!) CORRECT
B. (I feel bad leaving the guy who saved me to fight on his own, but I’ve got nothing to defend myself and I’m in pretty rough shape. I wouldn’t be much help right now.)
A. Why? What do you mean?
B. Vladimir, don’t even think of refusing their help. You need medical care!
C. Don’t say that! I’m sure they’re worried about you, Vladimir. As soon as they hear what happened, they’ll all come and… CORRECT
A. At least you’re not in that bad shape if you can still give me a hard time.
B. Come on, I’m glad to see you’ve still got some life in you, but stop talking for a minute, will you? You need to conserve your strenght. CORRECT
C. Hey, so you’re finally going to invite me back to your room? I guess you had to be at death’s door for that to happen, eh?
A. (He’s going to be upset if I treat him like a kid. Maybe it’s better if I let him do it on his own.)
B. (I’d like to help him, but I’m afraid he’ll take it the wrong way and think I’m babying him…)
C. (Shoot, he must have lost half his blood on the way here. He can hardly move. He needs me!) CORRECT
A. Meaning? Do you want me to explain why I slammed the door on my way out?
B. I thought I understood, actually. It was pretty clear when our conversation ended.
C. I really didn’t think you wanted to talk about it. Otherwise I would have stayed at the manor. CORRECT
A. If you want me to bandage your wounds, I’m going to have to…
B. You’re going to have to take off your jacket and shirt so I can bandage your wounds… CORRECT
C. I’ll need you to take off your jacket and your shirt, please. So I can take care of you.
A. (I feel like taking care of him. Even if he complains. This time, he really needs help. The others told me that this would be necessary… and here’s my chance, at last. I need to try.) CORRECT
B. (I need to help him. He needs to let me help him get better. Who cares if he complains? This time he really needs someone at his side. The others told me that this would be necessary… and here’s my chance, at last. I need to try.)
A. Well, you’re just going to have to trust me. CORRECT
B. Yes, I can manage.
C. You know, when you grow up in an orphanage without a nurse onsite and so many kids around, you quickly learn how to handle situations like this.
A. (The most logical first step would be to clean his skin and all of his cuts.) CORRECT
B. (I’ll disinfect later.)
C. (I hope there’s enough gauze…)
A. By the way, what were you like in the past?
B. It’s been that long? Since you were… turned?
C. You always seem so bitter and hard on yourself when you talk about the “past”. CORRECT
A. (I let out an ironic laugh.)
B. I don’t know. I don’t think so. I’d like to think it’s true… CORRECT
C. I… I’m not sure I understand what you mean by that.
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