Three Houses Supports/Dimitri Alois
C Support
Dimitri: Your Highness, missing the day's training? How unlike you!
Alois: I had intended to train, but
this rain is unrelenting...
Yes, it's really coming down out there.
Makes it hard to go outside, I suppose.
It's pouring so hard, I can't help but
feel "pourly"!
Dimitri: Uh, yes... Quite.
Alois: Sorry, that one was pretty bad.
I think this weather is putting a
damper on my sense of humor!
Dimitri: Hm.
Alois: At any rate, did you need me for something?
Dimitri: Ah yes. You seem to have the
time to spare, so would you help me
organize our stock of weapons?
You must know a thing or two about
weapons, and I bet you're no slouch at
physical labor.
Alois: Of course, I'd be happy to help.
I was just hoping for a useful way to
pass the time until the rain lets up.
Dimitri: I appreciate it. I don't know
how I'd do it all on my own!
Alois: You know, it's great that you're
willing to help with this kind of
thing. Some nobles are so
self-important.
You're a real go-getter, Your Highness!
Or should I say, Your Spryness?
Dimitri: ...
...
Alois: (Maybe that was disrespectful...
If he's going to lop off my head, he'd
better go ahead and do it. I can't bear
the silence!)
Listen, Your Highness. That joke, I...
I didn't mean to...
Alois: Ahem. I just--
Dimitri: Hahaha!
Alois: Huh?
Dimitri: Hahahaha! Oh my. I'm sorry,
Alois!
Alois: Wait, you mean, you actually
found it funny?
Dimitri: Oh goodness, not at all.
Alois: I see...
Dimitri: But when a joke is unfunny to
a certain degree, it somehow comes full
circle into hilarity.
Alois: That's not exactly what I was
going for.
Still, I don't think I've ever seen
you laugh so loudly.
Dimitri: It's true. Laughter is not one
of my strong suits. I actually can't
recall the last time I laughed like
that.
Alois... Perhaps you should focus your efforts on honing this comedic talent of yours.
Alois: "This talent," hm? Is that your
way of saying I'm no good at telling
jokes?
Dimitri: Heh, my apologies. I should
refrain from commenting on
the...quality of your jokes. What's
important is that they bring joy,
right?
Alois: That does it. Next time I make
you laugh, I'm gonna make you admit it
was a good, quality joke!
Now, if you'll excuse me, I'm going to
cook up some top-notch rib-ticklers!
Dimitri: Alois? What about organizing
the weapons? Oh. He's gone, isn't he...
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B Support
Alois: Ungh... We should have been more careful. Those monsters really got the better of us.
Dimitri: I must apologize, Alois. If
only I had paid closer attention...
Alois: No, no, it's all right. We've
got more important things to do than
dwell on our mistakes.
Soldier: Argh... It hurts... I don't
want to die yet...
General: Ugh... How did it come to
this...
Dimitri: Indeed. With morale this low,
we may yet have trouble making it back
to the monastery.
Alois: We weren't expecting that
attack, after all. It gave us a nasty
shock.
So we can't just leave. The knights
could use some inspiration.
Listen up, everyone! We're going to
carve ourselves a safe path back home
to Garreg Mach Monastery!
Soldier...
Alois: But first, I want you all to
hear me out!
Dimitri: Alois? What exactly are you...
Alois: A long time ago, Captain Jeralt
and I defended a small village from a
band of thieves.
After we defeated those hoodlums, the
captain observed how ugly they were.
"Such hideousness ought to be illegal,"
he said. "If it were up to me, I
would've bandit!"
General: ...
Soldier: ...
Alois: Then he walked up to the leader
of the village and handed over a big
bag of coins!
"A gift from the thieves," he said.
"They were dying to give it to you."
Soldier: Sir, I'm not sure this is the
time for--
Dimitri: Hahahaha!
Alois: Hm?
Dimitri: Oh, Alois... How do you come
up with those jokes? That last one was
positively hilarious!
Alois: Ah, I don't know! I'm just a
natural!
Dimitri: Hahaha! Haha!
Soldier: This is... I don't even know
what to think right now.
General: I guess...we should just join
in.
- laugh*
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B+ Support
Alois: Dimitri! Just the man I was looking for. I wanted to thank you for your help.
Dimitri: My help? I'm not sure what you
mean.
Alois: Don't tell me you've forgotten!
Your help when the monsters attacked.
Dimitri: Ah, you mean the day you came
up with those terribly hilarious jokes.
Alois: Hm. When you put it like that, I
feel like you're the one who's kidding.
Dimitri: Even I knew those jokes were
awful.
I was trying to think on my feet, to
raise the soldiers' spirits.
Alois: Well, you certainly succeeded.
Our journey home was much easier as a
result.
Dimitri: As for myself, I am not much
of an orator. I could never have done
the same in that situation.
Alois: You're the only reason the gags
didn't fall flat! If you hadn't started
laughing when you did...
Dimitri: Well, I admit the jokes
themselves were...perhaps not your best
work.
But there is no harm in that. Even
when you stumble, your good humor
brightens everyone's mood and wins
their trust.
Alois: Yeah? You think? I never thought
about it like that.
But if you say so, maybe I do have a
knack for this!
Dimitri: As one who is bound to lead, I
could stand to learn a lot from you.
I am often told by both friends and
subordinates that I am...without humor.
Alois, if you would be so kind, could
you teach me to tell jokes?
Alois: Sure, I'm happy to help, if you
want to be as lousy a joker as I am!
You could surely find a better teacher
somewhere else. In the stables, for
example.
Dimitri: No... I would like to learn
from you, Alois.
Alois: I see. Well, I guess I can't say
no!
I hope you're ready to become a wizard
of wit!
Dimitri: I will endeavor to be a good
student.
Alois: Very good, that's what I like to
hear. Soon you'll be cracking wise like
there's no tomorrow. Everyone will
think you're a pun in the neck!