#((oh absolutely! in any other work; wilhelm would look down on his mother-in-law for her past career))
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"No, it doesn't, judging by the sound of it," Callahan nodded, before smiling to Lon and Erika, saying warmly, "But it could always use more Paces in it, I feel."
Even as breakfast continued to wind down and many of the spirits began to break away from the tables to begin their day, the Pace-Burke family remained seated a while longer, enjoying their drinks of choice and some much lighter conversation, the topic gradually shifting towards plans for the day: The Pace brothers were planning on further exploring the mansion and hanging out with some of the graveyard spirits, who they'd met and hit it off with the night before.
"You been teachin' these folks any games, Willy?" Colin asked, at which Wilhelm nodded as he set down his coffee mug, saying, "Oh yeah, I've taught 'em Rings, Crookey, Darts...been teachin' Lon and Erika as well, they've really taken to 'em!"
"Good to hear it!" Colin grinned, as Callahan rubbed his chin, saying, "Well, if anyone wants to join us, you know where we'll be-met those three odd fellows down in the crypt last night, was thinking about playing a little blackjack with 'em!"
"Just watch your wallet around Ezra if you do," Randall chuckled, as Josephine said, "Well, I'd like to spend a little more time getting to know my grandbabies. Is there anything you like to do together? Maybe something we can all have fun doing?"
"We like to watch movies!" Lon proclaimed proudly and excitedly, with Erika brightening a little at this suggestion. "We watch movies, and Papa likes to knit or sew while we do! Sometimes we all play board games while we watch!"
"Oh, that sounds like fun!" Josephine grinned, as Randall looked back down to Erika, who looked back up at him in turn. The question now was what she'd rather do: Play out in the graveyard with Uncle Colin and Uncle Callahan, or watch a movie with Grandma Josephine? Whatever she chose, he would go along with her for, as promised.
#((oh absolutely! in any other work; wilhelm would look down on his mother-in-law for her past career))#((and her pride in it; taking a sort of moral high ground as an irish catholic...but it wouldn't be like him to do so!))#((wilhelm is by nature a friendly and open-minded man; he takes people at face value when they meet))#((and so it just wouldn't be like him to have an attitude about josephine's past career!))#((that and as you rightfully pointed out; wilhelm knows what it's like to be discriminated against!))#((it *would* make him a hypocrite to discriminate against her; especially after what he's been through))#((he's been discriminated for his nationality and for his addiction; and both he has a strong distaste for))#((so it'd be very unlike him to be so discriminatory-if anything; i think he'd respect josephine))#((for marching to the beat of her own drum and doing what she wanted; and enjoying it too!))#((she enjoyed her work; and she worked hard at it: what more could wil ask of her? i think he'd respect that!))#outofhatboxes#beatingheart-bride#V:Two Worlds; One Family
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