Fates Supports/Benny Camilla

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Camilla: Oh, hello, Benny. How fortunate to have run into you like this.

Benny: Good day, Lady Camilla. Is there something I can help you with?

Camilla: Indeed. There have been reports of a bear wandering around the nearby forest. Would you be a doll and take care of it for me?

Benny: Take care of it? I'm not sure what you mean.

Camilla: Well, I'm sure it'll probably just keep to itself out in the woods, but... It's better to be safe than sorry. I don't want to know any of the details, of course.

Benny: I see.

Camilla: Benny, what's the problem? Surely you agree we can't have a wild bear traipsing about! And I'm certain a brave and decorated soldier like yourself has nothing to fear...

Benny: Your wish is my command. Leave the bear to me...

Camilla: Splendid. I knew you'd come through for us.

Benny: Hmm...

B Support

Camilla: Hello, Benny. How goes the bear hunt?

Benny: The situation is resolved, Lady Camilla.

Camilla: I knew we could count on you. Tell me, was any of the meat fit for consumption? Some consider it a delicacy.

Benny: Oh, about that. I didn't kill the bear.

Camilla: Excuse me? Why the devil not? You agreed to take care of it!

Benny: That's just it. I have taken care of it.

Camilla: And how do you know that? What have you actually done?

Benny: I...persuaded the bear to move on.

Camilla: Bwahaha! And how does one persuade a bear, exactly?

Benny: Easy. With food! The bear was starving and weak. I lured it to an adjacent valley with lots of berries and a stream packed with fish. He'll be quite happy there, I'm sure.

Camilla: I'm not sure about your plan. How can you be sure the bear won't return?

Benny: When I was young, the only friends I had were the creatures in the forest. I learned a great deal about their behaviors. This bear will not cause us any trouble.

Camilla: Fair enough. I'll let everyone know that they have nothing to fear, thanks to you.

Benny: Thank you.

Camilla: Yes...a man so powerful he needn't kill a bear, but rather TAME it! This makes for a wonderfully heroic tale, Benny. Oh, yes...

Benny: If you say so.

A Support

Benny: Lady Camilla, do you have a moment?

Camilla: Hello, Benny. What's the matter?

Benny: I'll have you know that I have never punched a bear in the face.

Camilla: Excuse me? What are you talking about?

Benny: I've heard people talking. They're saying that's how I took care of the bear.

Camilla: Oh ho! So the story has taken on a life of its own. I think it's a fair bit more interesting than the truth. Don't you agree?

Benny: But...a man who would punch a bear in the face...

Camilla: ...is so fearsome that his mere appearance would drive enemies from the battlefield!

Benny: Well, that would be useful. But unlikely, I fear. What seems to be happening instead is that my own allies are terrified of me.

Camilla: Aw, you poor lonely thing.

Benny: I've been trying to clear things up, but I'm not a great speaker... And people keep running away from me.

Camilla: Just like the bear, right? Hah!

Benny: I'd like to think that the bear thought of me as a friend.

Camilla: All right, Benny. Sorry for joking around. I'll help clear things up.

Benny: Really?

Camilla: Of course. We can't have one of our strongest warriors fret over such frivolities.

Benny: Thank you, Lady Camilla.

Camilla: Punching a bear in the face... You know, if anyone could pull that off, it'd be you.

Benny: If it's all right with you, I'd rather not find out.

S Support

Benny: Lady Camilla.

Camilla: Hello, Benny. Can I help you?

Benny: I'm not good at talking with people...

Camilla: You don't say? I hadn't noticed.

Benny: Is that sarcasm? That wasn't rhetorical; I genuinely can't tell. Actually, it doesn't matter. I have something I need to tell you, Lady Camilla.

Camilla: And what's that?

Benny: Perhaps I should just let my actions speak for me. Will you accept this?

Camilla: A ring?

Benny: Yes. This is how I feel about you.

Camilla: I don't get it.

Benny: Really?

Camilla: No, not really! But you need to look me in the eyes and tell me how you feel, Benny!

Benny: But, Lady Camilla...

Camilla: But nothing! You don't need to be the most eloquent speaker in the world. But I would like to hear you express your feelings for me with real words. After all, I suspect this is a moment that I'd like to treasure for the rest of my life.

Benny: Very well. I love you, Lady Camilla. Will...will you marry me?

Camilla: Well, well, well. You were able to get the words out just fine.

Benny: Yes. I wasn't sure that I could, but then... I imagined that you were a bear.

Camilla: What?!

Benny: Uh...a bear. I pictured you as a bear. To assist in my marriage proposal. The concept seems straightforward...

Camilla: Oh, Benny.

Benny: Sorry.

Camilla: No, don't apologize. That's just who you are. And I've come to realize I love that person.

Benny: Um...

Camilla: So, I will happily accept your ring.

Benny: Really?!

Camilla: Yes. I've fallen for your gentle, awkward ways. Is that so strange?

Benny: Um...

Camilla: Let's build a future together, Benny!

Benny: Well, that went better than I expected. Perhaps I should speak up more often...

Camilla: Let's not go that far, dear.