>Trude: (emerges from where she was closing in on her wife's hiding
>place) "When do you have TIME?" (in the tones of a Karlslander whose
>metronome-like understanding of everyone's scheduling has been
>mortally offended)

Heh. You know, the kicker is that all of those actions are perfectly plausible. I see the Karlsland Kaiserliche Nachrichtendienst* is as efficient as ever. :)

>Gryphon: (wryly) "I have all the time in The World."

Oh man. No no no. No one who has seen On Her Majesty's Secret Service would ever use the phrase "all the time in the world" to describe an impending marriage. That leads to bad, bad things.

... although, that said, the image of Ernst Stavro Blofeld and Rosa Klebb trying to gun down Remilia Scarlet, of all people, on her way out of the church** is all kinds of hilarious, because it involves them getting chased the hell down on their motorbike by an incandescently angry flying bride who does not appreciate the holes in her wedding dress, and who owns the Divine Lance of the late Odin All-Father. :)

--G.
* literally "Imperial News Service", the name of the foreign intelligence bureau
** sure, vampires can go into churches, as long as they're the right churches; although in Gallia you actually have to get married at the mairie (town hall) first
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