Letters to Home
May 18, 2011 18:28:29 GMT -5
Post by Lucah Ivaskov on May 18, 2011 18:28:29 GMT -5
Dearest Father,
I write to you on this fine day from my small yet homey quarters, only to inform you of my thoughts on my new discovery of freedom. Freedom, a lovely word really, that which I had not truly known the meaning of until now in this far away country. My new found freedoms I am speaking of are as follows: the freedom to act as I wish, the freedom to do as I wish, the freedom to choose my own friends, the freedom to court (or "date" a term used quite often in America) whomever I so choose and finally, freedom from you, Father. All of these freedoms I have come to love. They simply are a luxury to have, whether you approve or not. It doesn't matter to me any longer.
Now on to a more calming matter (I wouldn't want you to sporadically combust...at least not yet). America. It's a very different, strangely different country I must say. The saying they use, well you'd find some quite humorous, though most are typical American nonsense. My favorite saying as of now isn't a polite notion, but it is used frequently, "Bite me." Who comes up with these charming and somewhat derogatory little Americanisms? I'll never know, but whoever it was, I applaud him.
Father, I think you'd find yet another American trait fascinating and so very useful, it is called "sarcasm." Sarcasm is when you exaggerate your tone while saying the complete opposite of what you really mean and/or think. It's quite brilliant I must admit. Though the "peer" (a term I am required to use to describe them) that I learned it from uses it so much that I've strongly considered strangling him (of course you would be able to understand why).
You once told me, Father, that all Americans are stupid, useless beings. I have come to know a few that you would be describing. In fact, I live with one. Yes I did indeed say "live." These imbeciles throw three to four students into a smaller version of a condominium ( I didn't think it possible, a living space smaller than a condo, who knew?). Sure, we get our own private rooms, but everything else is so crowded.
Anyway, back to the topic at hand, My "dormmates" are quite interesting. The stupid, useless being I mentioned, was the first one I met. His name is Nico Dahl, but whatever you do, DO NOT call him Nico...his birth-name. He prefers Nin...NIN for Heaven's sake! I got the joy of hearing this young man "sing" an obnoxious version of an already obnoxious song. My hearing was slightly impaired.
The other man's name whom I have met, is Tom Rever, a very paranoid man at that. It's as if he doesn't believe anyone is real. I'm assuming it's due to his power (not that you want to hear of such things). He enjoys watching Criminal Minds (something I've come to enjoy watching as well). It's about the FBI catching some rather disturbed criminals. (Look it up, you might actual like their methods.)
I have yet to meet my last dormmate, Logan Hewitte. I don't really know anything abut him, other than his name.
With that I shall bid you adieu. Tell my dear Jezebel I miss her terribly and that I look forward to seeing her soon. Pass my regards to the rest of the family. I'll be awaiting your response, hopefully the Postal Service will not screw it up.
Your son,
Lucah
P.S. I may have made a new friend. He's musical and he has the same power as I do.
I write to you on this fine day from my small yet homey quarters, only to inform you of my thoughts on my new discovery of freedom. Freedom, a lovely word really, that which I had not truly known the meaning of until now in this far away country. My new found freedoms I am speaking of are as follows: the freedom to act as I wish, the freedom to do as I wish, the freedom to choose my own friends, the freedom to court (or "date" a term used quite often in America) whomever I so choose and finally, freedom from you, Father. All of these freedoms I have come to love. They simply are a luxury to have, whether you approve or not. It doesn't matter to me any longer.
Now on to a more calming matter (I wouldn't want you to sporadically combust...at least not yet). America. It's a very different, strangely different country I must say. The saying they use, well you'd find some quite humorous, though most are typical American nonsense. My favorite saying as of now isn't a polite notion, but it is used frequently, "Bite me." Who comes up with these charming and somewhat derogatory little Americanisms? I'll never know, but whoever it was, I applaud him.
Father, I think you'd find yet another American trait fascinating and so very useful, it is called "sarcasm." Sarcasm is when you exaggerate your tone while saying the complete opposite of what you really mean and/or think. It's quite brilliant I must admit. Though the "peer" (a term I am required to use to describe them) that I learned it from uses it so much that I've strongly considered strangling him (of course you would be able to understand why).
You once told me, Father, that all Americans are stupid, useless beings. I have come to know a few that you would be describing. In fact, I live with one. Yes I did indeed say "live." These imbeciles throw three to four students into a smaller version of a condominium ( I didn't think it possible, a living space smaller than a condo, who knew?). Sure, we get our own private rooms, but everything else is so crowded.
Anyway, back to the topic at hand, My "dormmates" are quite interesting. The stupid, useless being I mentioned, was the first one I met. His name is Nico Dahl, but whatever you do, DO NOT call him Nico...his birth-name. He prefers Nin...NIN for Heaven's sake! I got the joy of hearing this young man "sing" an obnoxious version of an already obnoxious song. My hearing was slightly impaired.
The other man's name whom I have met, is Tom Rever, a very paranoid man at that. It's as if he doesn't believe anyone is real. I'm assuming it's due to his power (not that you want to hear of such things). He enjoys watching Criminal Minds (something I've come to enjoy watching as well). It's about the FBI catching some rather disturbed criminals. (Look it up, you might actual like their methods.)
I have yet to meet my last dormmate, Logan Hewitte. I don't really know anything abut him, other than his name.
With that I shall bid you adieu. Tell my dear Jezebel I miss her terribly and that I look forward to seeing her soon. Pass my regards to the rest of the family. I'll be awaiting your response, hopefully the Postal Service will not screw it up.
Your son,
Lucah
P.S. I may have made a new friend. He's musical and he has the same power as I do.