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They sold the Countess of Stanlein...it doesn't even exist back at home. Or. It didn't before. It was lost during Second Impact. Nobody knows if it was blown up or just lost or.... My cello teacher ranted about losing so much history for a long time if you let him. I hope whoever gets the Countess now is successful.

And, Mr. de Killer. If you're reading.

Thank you so much.

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Ah? That is the one that Paganini happened to own, correct?

Even so, it is good to hear as much; hopefully one who is particularly deserving has come to receive it.

That's right.

I can't remember who right now. Sorry, Kaworu-kun. ...but I hope so too.

Ah. I might only imagine what it may be like to hold such an instrument, I am afraid; in particular, one with such a peculiar history.

You need not apologize, Shinji-kun.

Edited 2012-01-24 16:36 (UTC)

Me too. It must be amazing playing something that was a master's before most people's great-great grandparent's were born. [kaworu might hear a wistful sigh if he's in tune with the apartment's vibes.]

Still...I could have remembered that much.

Mm. [ he can hear it. or feel it. and there's something in the way his posture echoes it, unseen. ] Even so, I do not happen to think it will be long before we are granted a chance to hear it.

It is all right, truly. To have informed all of such an event is enough.

Hopefully. A Strad....

To hear such an instrument individually... I tend to think it must be rather indescribable.

[ such fanboys ]

Edited 2012-01-26 19:37 (UTC)

To even play it or have one of your very own...it must be like having a dream come true.

[they'll start up a tumblr 'fyeahstrads']

To play one is beyond what I am able to imagine, I am afraid. To hear one in such proximity would be...

Ah, I suppose there is no manner in which I might place it.

[ all day everyday, posting pictures of beautiful instruments ]