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Why, hello, Stahl. Yes, I was--- Um, is that a harp?<br><br>
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I'm going to practice like a madman until I'm good enough to play with you. I'll practice until my fingers are bloody and raw! I'll practice until my eyes---<br><br>
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I'm going to practice like a madman until I'm good enough to play with you. I'll practice until my fingers are bloody and raw! I'll practice until my eyes—<br><br>
  
 
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But, Cordelia! Gods, she' s more of a perfectionist than I thought. This is going to be tough.<br><br>
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But, Cordelia! Gods, she's more of a perfectionist than I thought. This is going to be tough.<br><br>
  
 
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Stahl, I'm sorry about the other day. When I was supposed to teach you--- ...Err, that song. Yes, the song you're playing...right now. Goodness, Stahl, you're doing very well! How did you learn that?<br><br>
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Stahl, I'm sorry about the other day. When I was supposed to teach you— ...Err, that song. Yes, the song you're playing...right now. Goodness, Stahl, you're doing very well! How did you learn that?<br><br>
  
 
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I knew I had to work twice as hard as you if I wanted to play that duet. So I've been practicing every waking moment---even in the latrines!<br><br>
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Well, if you don't have talent, it takes a lot of time and effort to acquire a new skill. And through that process, you learn things more naturally talented people miss. Like your discovery of the faster tempo.<br><br>
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Wonderful! But, er...EVERY morning?<br><br>
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Wonderful! But, er...EVERY morning?
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C Support

Cordelia:
Hello, Stahl.

Stahl:
I was drawn here by the sound of sweet music. Was it you playing?

Cordelia:
You are kind to say so. But in truth, I'm quite out of practice.

Stahl:
What? No, you play beautifully! And one of my favorite Ylissean folk songs, to boot!

Cordelia:
It's been so long since last I played. When I saw this harp at the local market, I just couldn't resist.

Stahl:
I remember how you entranced the court by playing at Chrom's birthday ceremony. Those were some good times... Say, why don't you put on an encore performance? It'd be huge for morale!

Cordelia:
Oh, that court concert was a long time ago. I don't even remember the music. Although I suppose I could muddle through if I had the score in front of me.

Stahl:
Wait, you were just playing from memory? That's even more impressive!

Cordelia:
Please, Stahl, I'm serious. Stop trying to flatter me. Compared to Phila, I'm just a clumsy amateur.

Stahl:
Well, sure. But Phila was the best I've seen. She could have joined the royal orchestra.

Cordelia:
I always dreamed that one day I might be as skilled as her. It's silly, I know.

Stahl:
Hey, never say never! Especially when you're so abundantly talented.

Cordelia:
Stop it, seriously! See, now I'm just getting embarrassed... Er, oh, hey! Would you look at that? It's chore time. ...Gotta go!

Stahl:
That Cordelia... She's never satisfied with being second best in anything. I'm going to have to step up my game if I ever hope to compete with that!

B Support

Stahl:
Tickling the old strings again, are we?

Cordelia:
Why, hello, Stahl. Yes, I was— Um, is that a harp?

Stahl:
Yep! Just bought it down at the market. Oh, and I got some sheet music, too.

Cordelia:
Heh. Sounds like someone is itching to play a duet!

Stahl:
Well, at some point, sure. But right now I can barely make noise on this thing. I was hoping you might be my teacher instead of my duet partner.

Cordelia:
Well, I've never taught before, but I'd be happy to help.

Stahl:
I'm going to practice like a madman until I'm good enough to play with you. I'll practice until my fingers are bloody and raw! I'll practice until my eyes—

Cordelia:
Well, it's...good to have a goal.

Stahl:
Hey, I'm just trying to be as dedicated to things as you are, Cordelia.

Cordelia:
Heh. Perhaps I have been TOO dedicated... Speaking of which, I think we should start your lesson. Now, watch carefully as I pluck the first few bars of this song...

Stahl:
You have my undivided attention. ......

Cordelia:
Er, won't your eyes dry out if you keep them open so wide? Er, right, then. Never mind. Let me begin... ......

Stahl:
Wow, you played that note so beautifully...

Cordelia:
Huh? No, I didn't!

Stahl:
No, no! The tone was lovely!

Cordelia:
Stahl, it's just one note. Will you please let me finish?

Stahl:
Er, yes. Right. Sorry. Go ahead.

Cordelia:
...Look, I don't think I'm quite ready for teaching. Give me some time to work out a lesson plan, okay? I don't want to do this until I'm sure my methods are...sound.

Stahl:
But, Cordelia! Gods, she's more of a perfectionist than I thought. This is going to be tough.

A Support

Cordelia:
Stahl, I'm sorry about the other day. When I was supposed to teach you— ...Err, that song. Yes, the song you're playing...right now. Goodness, Stahl, you're doing very well! How did you learn that?

Stahl:
When I saw how passionate you were about a single note, I knew I had to practice. I'm still kind of murdering it, but I think it's getting better...

Cordelia:
I wouldn't say murder! ...Maybe more like assault.

Stahl:
I knew I had to work twice as hard as you if I wanted to play that duet. So I've been practicing every waking moment—even in the latrines!

Cordelia:
Oh! Um, yes, that is...quite dedicated. By the by, I've never heard that song played with the faster tempo you employed. I rather like it! Such a nice twist on an old classic.

Stahl:
Yeah, it's just an idea that struck me as I was studying the notes.

Cordelia:
How very astute of you.

Stahl:
I think it was more blind luck than astuteness, but thanks.

Cordelia:
Stahl? There are many in this camp who play the harp better than I. Why have you settled on me for this duet and concert idea?

Stahl:
Because you don't just play... You make the harp sing! You can do anything, Cordelia. You have a natural gift. I wish I could be more like you!

Cordelia:
I'm not sure that being naturally gifted at something is always a good thing.

Stahl:
Muh?

Cordelia:
Well, if you don't have talent, it takes a lot of time and effort to acquire a new skill. And through that process, you learn things that more naturally talented people miss. Like your discovery of the faster tempo.

Stahl:
Hmm... I suppose so.

Cordelia:
And that persistence leads to you becoming just as good as anyone else. To be honest, there are times when I've thought I'd rather be more like you!

Stahl:
Hah! Well, we can't BOTH be right!

Cordelia:
This isn't about right or wrong. It's just two ways of looking at the same problem. ...In any case, your practice has paid off, and I name you my equal in the harp. We should play that duet soon.

Stahl:
It would be my honor!

S Support

Cordelia:
Phew...

Stahl:
That was wonderful.

Cordelia:
It was, wasn't it? We played in exquisite harmony and every note was perfect. I'd love to put on a performance for everyone in the camp!

Stahl:
And I, as well! Cordelia, playing so well as a duet has made me realize something... I think you and I should spend more time together.

Cordelia:
I'm not sure how that follows...

Stahl:
What if I were to offer you this ring? Would that make my meaning clear?

Cordelia:
Stahl!

Stahl:
Look, I'll understand if your heart belongs to another man... I've known for a long time now that you've had eyes for Chrom. But I can't keep my love a secret any longer.

Cordelia:
You...know about Chrom?

Stahl:
Sure. Ever since that birthday bash. The song you played for Chrom was so full of love, it was like declaring it to the world. But I thought that if I tried hard enough, I might be able to someday win your heart. Er, so, right... I'll just hold on to this ring in case that day ever comes.

Cordelia:
Why can't I have it now?

Stahl:
...What?

Cordelia:
You don't need to take Chrom's place. You already have.

Stahl:
I...have?

Cordelia:
I've never been happier than when we played together just now. I want to be able to know that joy each and every day!

Stahl:
Then I shall wake you with the sounds of my harp every morning for the rest of your life!

Cordelia:
Wonderful! But, er...EVERY morning?