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[schmisse]

If you say so.

[ Well, he knows himself better. She's just never met a guy who eats so little, is all. Not a bad thing, though! ]

You can have some of my salad if you want to try it.

[accurately]

What's in it?

[ He just heard salad, he doesn't know the names of the salads and their inredients. ]

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Salmon, avocado, and other greens.

[ It sounded good from the description! ]

[accurately]

I'll taste it.

[ Nothing sounds awful from the sounds of it. So many salads are so sweet nowadays he doesn't get it?? ]

[schmisse]

[ Their food gets served fairly quickly. It's not like they ordered something grilled or anything!

Weiss is looking at Midorima's fruit cup expectantly. Give her a strawberry? ]

[accurately]

Say what you want.

[ He'll give it to her but he can't read her mind which one she wants????? Tell him. he can see her staring and pining for fruit. ]

[schmisse]

The apples and strawberries.

[ :)!!!! thank you, Midorima!!! She even pushes her bowl closer to him so he can put some there. ]

[accurately]

[ He gives her a couple of each. ]

Shouldn't "Snow White" be careful about apples?

[ Not that anything really matches except the name meaning. But he's just making conversation. ]

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Wataru called me that before, too. She's another character from fairy tale, isn't she?

[ Does Midorima think she's the "fairest in the land" :) :): ) ]

[accurately]

Yes, she accepts food from strangers and becomes poisoned because of it.

[ He's great at summaries. ]

[schmisse]

[ WATARU DON'T CALL HER THAT THEN??? ]

Oh. I really should hear the whole story some time.

[accurately]

I'll let you know if I find a copy of it.

[ People always ignore all the parts of the story that aren't the cutest and most obvious!! ]

It was a poisoned apple. [ To fill in the blank about his comment, at least. ]

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[ She takes a bite from the apple slice. She's not going to let this stop her!! ]

Wataru described her as "a maiden of perfectly pristine quality, but with an inner warmth that radiates to the world". Is that what you think of me, too?

[accurately]

In the original Brothers Grimm story, she and the man she married a day after meeting him force her step mother to dance herself to death in red-hot iron shoes as penance for being her abuser. She also spoke to wild animals and served men by cleaning up after them and making them food. I would agree with an assessment that you have inner warmth, but I don't find it to be a real comparison beyond the name.

[ The Disney one is much cuter... but that would involve Midorima admitting he watched the Disney version!! ]

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[ Midorima doesn't make anything cute, huh... and here she was, innocently just wanting a compliment or two. ]

Your fairy tales are weird.

[ But, whatever. It's not like the stories from Remnant are any better once you know the truth. ]

Someone said my name means "white snow" in their language. I only learned about it here.

[accurately]

They aren't my fairy tales, they simply are what they are. That's why I brought it up, the original German name is Schneeweißchen.

[ Oha Asa always gives Midorima cute stuff. Western fairy tales are popular even in Japan. ]

My country's fairy tales are rather different.

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What's your favourite fairy tale?

[ Tell her a story!! It's good lunch conversation. ]

[accurately]

Visu the Woodsman and the Old Priest. It's a story about a man who never prays and only works, meets a priest who tells him that he needs to pray and argues that if he doesn't work, his family will starve. The priest frightens him with stories of the consequences of not praying, such as being reincarnated as awful things, and Visu chooses to do nothing but pray. His crops wither and his family starts to starve. His wife speaks up against him to tell him he needs to work and he tells her off and leaves. He gets caught watching two kitsune disguised as women play a game on the mountain and when he returns, three hundred years have passed because the gods chose to punish him by trapping him in a trance for his family to die out around him because he chose fear over hard work, and thus lost what was important to him.

[ The moral is that you need to work hard and not rely solely on outside powers to take care of things for you, even if you choose to believe. You must do both. Of course Midorima likes it. ]

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[ What is she even supposed to think of this story? Her initial reaction is that it's dumb, but she goes back to why it's dumb in the first place. The man keeps working, then he gave all that up and started praying without doing anything. Okay, so maybe it's not the story that's dumb? The ending is a little disturbing and she can't believe that's a story parents tell their kids, but... ]

The man is dumb.

[ ?!?!??! ]

[accurately]

Yes, that's the point. A man who chooses fear over hard work and those important to him is doomed to lose them. If you choose to believe in something, you still have to put the effort in.

[ The man is really dumb. That's a summary, there's even a whole scene where an old lady yells at him for being a neglectful dumbass in the story. ]

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[ She bites her lower lip so she doesn't let out what she considers is a boisterous laugh. In the end, a soft amused huff escapes her. ]

That sounds like somebody I know.

[accurately]

Obviously, that's why I like it.

[ not even denying it............. ]

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I didn't say it was you.

[ Even though he's who she means!! ]

[accurately]

You didn't have to.

[ He can read between the lines!! ]

[schmisse]

[ She was hoping for a better reaction, but what he says makes her laugh, anyway. ]

What if I wasn't actually talking about you?