Ah, maybe not. Cherry blossoms are a.. spring thing, right? [Granted, he didn't know much about nymphs, but he never got the impression they were able to defy seasons to that extent.]
Photos? Well, sure. You're that curious about Elsa's work?
[The faint smile on his face signaled a joke - which, in turn, signaled just how Marco felt about Majima's earlier confession. Hopefully.]
Well... We did what we could. This coat does make things difficult, and Fiddleford didn't want me to be uncomfortable.
[Which was to say, Majima's assumption was completely correct.
In any case, there happened to be a framed picture close by, and Marco showed it to him. Marco and Fiddleford in their wedding garb, under the setting sun. The golden atmosphere of the Fall season matched Marco's coat well, which was great, given that he couldn't take it off.]
We wanted to make sure all types of monsters could come, so we started in the late afternoon.
[ Hmm, an interesting little tidbit there. Majima did know a vampire or two. ]
Did ya have the ceremony in the evenin', then, or just the reception?
[ C'mon, Marco, dish on those details. ]
And would ya happen to have any good leads on venues? I know they usually hold Western weddings in churches, but if the weather's nice, maybe we can do this outdoors.
[ He just wanted this to go perfectly, that was all! Not asking for too much. ]
[ Did it seem like Majima's tail was wagging? Well, it would have been if this had been nighttime, just a furious beat of furry disaster appendage, probably knocking over anything in its path. ]
One important thing, though: it's gotta be real romantic.
[ What a moron, but apparently this was important to him. ]
[Marco's threshold for Clamming Up was a very particular one, which depended on a variety of factors. His base level of comfort with the subject matter, the way the subject matter was approached, the trust he placed in the other person...
If Majima telling Marco about his past was a sign of his trust, then Marco making a cheekier joke than he ordinarily might was much the same for him.]
I suppose you could put a garter on a tail, but I feel like it would have a very different kind of appeal.
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Photos? Well, sure. You're that curious about Elsa's work?
[The faint smile on his face signaled a joke - which, in turn, signaled just how Marco felt about Majima's earlier confession. Hopefully.]
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Provided ya wore one? Ya strike me as a guy who'd look snappy in a suit.
[ Although... it'd probably have to be tailored, Majima assumed. ]
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[Which was to say, Majima's assumption was completely correct.
In any case, there happened to be a framed picture close by, and Marco showed it to him. Marco and Fiddleford in their wedding garb, under the setting sun. The golden atmosphere of the Fall season matched Marco's coat well, which was great, given that he couldn't take it off.]
We wanted to make sure all types of monsters could come, so we started in the late afternoon.
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Did ya have the ceremony in the evenin', then, or just the reception?
[ C'mon, Marco, dish on those details. ]
And would ya happen to have any good leads on venues? I know they usually hold Western weddings in churches, but if the weather's nice, maybe we can do this outdoors.
[ He just wanted this to go perfectly, that was all! Not asking for too much. ]
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Venues though, venues... I'll have to refresh my memory, but I'm sure I can give you a few names. We spent some time looking for places, obviously.
[Wanting your wedding to go perfectly is more or less a universal desire, it seems.]
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One important thing, though: it's gotta be real romantic.
[ What a moron, but apparently this was important to him. ]
Oh, and who had the garter?
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Well, only one of us has legs.
wanna handwave the end of this, because I have a feeling Majima would want the juicy gossip
Is that right...?
SOUNDS GOOD
If Majima telling Marco about his past was a sign of his trust, then Marco making a cheekier joke than he ordinarily might was much the same for him.]
I suppose you could put a garter on a tail, but I feel like it would have a very different kind of appeal.