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[sunliner.livejournal.com]

I watched Simon Schama's Power of Art thing on David and jeeeez, he really hates him, doesn't he? It actually bothered me. Like, to the point where I made faces at the TV.
Also I forgot to add that it is very apparent that Death of Marat just EXHUDES ~*evil revolutionary sentiments*~ that corrupt the minds of our youth, ya know?

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[maelicia.livejournal.com]

...I hadn't realised I had a fan club. -_-; I just thought that my radical, intransigeant, impassioned jacobin-robespierriste rants were bothering the more moderate temperament... Hmm. I suppose we could do something to solve this problem.

[jonahmama.livejournal.com]

Who ARE these "moderates" being bothered by YOUR journal? Let us haul them before the tribunal presently! ;)

Um, yes, pleeeeeeze.

[maelicia.livejournal.com]

Hm. If there's one thing I learned over the last year, it's precisely that hauling a moderate to the tribunal because that particular citizen(ness) is bothered by my journal would turn out to be a bad idea with bad eventual consequences for everybody in general, but especially for the Republic.

The ghost of Tallien once stalked my LJ, after all.

Well, to be frank: I was speaking of Desmoulins' fangirls. I once offended one who, exactly like him, happened to defend nobles with questionable and unreliable allegiances. Okay, so it happened one year ago, but it was a very traumatising LJ experience.

I could unlock that entry. -_-;

[jonahmama.livejournal.com]

Or would you consider adding me? I am not easily offended and the only person I tend to defend with a passion is Robespierre. And I am happy to add you back, but my journal is exceedingly boring, I assure you.

As for ghosts, you know that sort of discontent is transparent. If they were so bothered they wouldn't be reading now, would they?

[maelicia.livejournal.com]

Okay, I added you. This will make the whole thing much easier. -_-;

Hmm. Of course. And that ghost was so easily pwned, he deleted all of his comments.

[jonahmama.livejournal.com]

Thank you!

A cowardly creature, wasn't he. ;)

[maelicia.livejournal.com]

^_^

He was logically and wonderfully in character. :P