[Illiteracy is nothing new to her. Dealing with Red Kite - the ranger who literally grew up in the wild - had been an experience in patience for her for some time now.]
[If asked, Corbin would assert that he knew how to read and write, thanks. It wasn't his fault the letters kept switching around as he tried to read them. It made reading a trial that he usually avoided, and the bad eyesight didn't help]
[Corbin smiles and gives her a wave when Peony's face pops up on his page]
Hey Pea.
[He thinks about it a moment before he nods]
I guess so, I ain't never thought about it much before, but they don't tell much of a story, do they?
[He does like things that... well they aren't ballads, but he likes songs that tell stories more than ones that are just, whatever the lyrics to Wonderwall are.]
I've heard worse, trust me. Lotsa folks like to rhyme the same word, lazy shit like that. I mean, I can't sing worth a damn, but I can tell you not to rhyme away-oh with hey-oh.
But nah, it ain't all like that. That's like... rock music? Sorta, I wouldn't put it in the same category as Aerosmith or some other bands that are supposed to be in the same category? And there's a buncha other kinds of music, some of it's good and some of it's pretty damn awful. It gets complicated when you get too much into it.
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[And then he has to think about it for a bit]
That's rough. I mean, you didn't like 'em, and that's fine, you know? Maybe you just feel weird cuz you're used to seeing em and now they ain't there?
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I don't know. Maybe.
Thanks Corbin.
You're a good advice giver.
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[He smiles after reading her last message]
No problem, I'm glad it helped.
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[For all of Corbin's advice about a serious topic Peony sounds surprisingly chirpy? And she starts to play a song. It's a proper thank you.]
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[When she's done he grins and even gives her a round of applause]
Shit, Pea that was great!
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Might as well take the praise visibility.]
I found the sheet music in the library. There was a book of Earth songs. Even some from home I didn't know about.
There's lyrics but they're pretty...dull I guess?
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Hey Pea.
[He thinks about it a moment before he nods]
I guess so, I ain't never thought about it much before, but they don't tell much of a story, do they?
[He does like things that... well they aren't ballads, but he likes songs that tell stories more than ones that are just, whatever the lyrics to Wonderwall are.]
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And what is a wonderwall? I've never heard of one before.
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Is all music from your world like this?
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But nah, it ain't all like that. That's like... rock music? Sorta, I wouldn't put it in the same category as Aerosmith or some other bands that are supposed to be in the same category? And there's a buncha other kinds of music, some of it's good and some of it's pretty damn awful. It gets complicated when you get too much into it.