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Fortune Teller Salon ♠ Victorian Era ASMR #87

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    someone very special is coming
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    welcome!
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    the spirits whispered you'd be coming
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    but they didn't mention you'd
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    be this charming in person!
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    now before you even think about saying a word,
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    let me take a look at those hands
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    the lines never lie!
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    are you all right with a bit of touching?
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    I've been told I'm very gentle
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    don't be shy I don't bite
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    I assure you. Well not unless I'm asked
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    let's see what we have here
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    fascinating!
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    you must have had quite the journey to land here
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    came by whispers didn't you?
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    people always find that way
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    whispers travel faster than any train...
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    train... hold on
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    have we met before?
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    your hands... they feel awfully familiar
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    or maybe... just... interesting
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    very interesting
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    you've got a life that's never boring,
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    that's for sure
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    look the fate line here
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    twists and turns almost
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    like you're running from one adventure to the next
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    and yet your future,
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    oh my dear!
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    your future is as unpredictable as the wind
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    although if I dare say
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    I can say a few things, and don't worry
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    they're quite wonderful... love!
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    yes my dear
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    you'll be swept of your feet by someone
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    when you least expect it, if you haven't already
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    now between us:
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    a witch in love is far worse than a countess in love
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    trust me, I know
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    don't worry darling
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    it's going to be fun
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    curious
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    I keep thinking about train
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    odd, isn't it?
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    why on earth would I be thinking about that?
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    how did you find me?
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    most visitors find their way here
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    because someone has whispered my name to them
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    we tend to attract all kinds here
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    you know: skeptics,
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    believers, nobles...
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    even the dearly departed pop in from time to time
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    oh
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    of course!
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    this isn't just idle fortune darling
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    is it
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    it's one of THOSE meetings
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    we'll tend to this shortly darling
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    but let me say
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    you look wonderful for someone with such a difficult job
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    although I must say
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    you also look like someone who drank their last
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    cup of tea in a previous century
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    before we proceed, I can't ignore the obvious
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    you got a little something clinging to you
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    I believe the technical term is "time residues"
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    yes, it happens
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    especially to those who, shall we say
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    flirt with the boundaries of time itself
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    don't worry darling I'll have it cleansed
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    here we are, brushing off
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    those remnants of the past and future
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    can't have you
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    carrying all that weight on your shoulders
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    yes, much better
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    I'm very pleased to have you here
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    this charming abode takes up the first floor
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    devoted entirely to my craft
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    yet I must admit
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    navigating the expectations of polite society
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    can be challenging
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    what I offer here, shall we say
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    does not always earn the approval
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    of those who consider themselves
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    the keepers of propriety
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    however,
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    I have the favor of the Countess of Dearington herself
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    which keeps their tongues in check
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    still, I find that discretion is vital
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    in this matters... before we get into any business,
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    I have a message for you,
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    something the spirits want me to tell you
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    I could simply tell you but where's the fun in that
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    I think it's safer if I write it on your back
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    you never know who or what might be listening
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    now let's see if you're paying attention
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    I'll write the first letter and you tell me what it is
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    ready?
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    surely you can guess this one
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    simple letter darling
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    not quite?
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    now here
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    let's try again
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    alright this one's easier, you'll get this one
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    what do you think?
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    it's the start of something important
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    well let's make it a little more obvious shall we
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    something I'm sure you're familiar with
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    no?
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    figure it out yet?
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    Must I keep you guessing all day?
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    all right
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    let's not keep this box waiting any longer
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    while I open it
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    why don't you have some tea?
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    I'd made it just before you arrived
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    now let's see what we've got in here
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    a riddle cube!
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    well darling
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    seems we'll need a little help
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    and I know just the place to ask
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    shall we consult those who have already crossed the veil?
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    all right
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    let's see if anyone's listening
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    if anyone's listening,
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    give us a sign!
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    a bit shy are we
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    let's try again
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    if you're truly with us
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    give a clear sign, is someone here?
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    oh there we are
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    who are you?
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    ancientre
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    I guess it's the ancient tree
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    all right the ancient tree
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    how can we unlock the riddle and open that cube?
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    "you need to be light as a feather to open a fruit"
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    a fruit...
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    could this little riddle box
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    be the fruit
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    of course! your people must have pulled this thing from
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    well, somewhere beyond the veil
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    there it probably looks like a fruit
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    but here it is a puzzle, a riddle
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    and what do we do with a fruit?
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    we get to the core of course
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    that's where the answer lies
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    we just need to figure out how to peel away the layers
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    and get to the center
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    light as the feather
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    I know just the thing
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    I'm just searching for the appropriate piece
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    not this one
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    this one is too big
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    as this wax melts,
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    it readys itself to take on what doesn't serve you
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    those lingering shadows, hidden forces
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    melt and bend, prepare to take by flame’s
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    soft light, what's yours to break
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    a little charm to get things started
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    let the unseen weight, the influence on your spirit,
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    mind and body be drawn into this wax
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    lift from soul, drift from skin
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    let all darkness draw within
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    let the problem freeze and form
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    now we'll do this twice more
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    three times for good measure of course
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    second pull,
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    strong and clear, let the weight disappear
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    from spirit, body and thought, into the wax
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    your burdens are caught
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    and now it hardens
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    all that hides and seeks to cling
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    let this final cast take everything
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    now let it be sealed and cold
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    now my dear
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    do not touch them, the wax holds what we've drawn out
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    these unseen influences are best left there
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    where they are
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    let's see how heavy it is
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    I'll utilize it later. I need some protection
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    just put my fingers into special ashes
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    this keeps the touch safe
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    nothing harmful can cling to me now
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    let's see what our wax has to say, this one
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    you've been carrying burdens
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    heavy ones, both physical and spiritual
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    see this curve?
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    It shows wear,
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    as though the weight of others has been pressing on you.
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    you're holding more than just your own worries
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    but here's the smooth patch
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    like the start of something new
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    this tells me that relief is coming,
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    unexpected help
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    perhaps from an old friend or surprising ally
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    someone you may,
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    someone you probably haven't thought of
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    this one oh
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    can you see these rough edges
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    they show obstacles, challenges you faced
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    but the shapes smooth out here and near the center
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    you've begun to shed some of what was weighing you down
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    these ripples they speak of a journey
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    something you've been working toward
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    perhaps a mission not quite complete
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    you're nearly there
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    but not without a few more hurdles first
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    and finally
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    this one
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    this one is the most intriguing
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    something unresolved, it's sharp
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    almost aggressive
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    you've got a confrontation ahead of you
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    one tied directly to your work or your destiny
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    this isn't just about struggle though
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    here, a spiral
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    it's telling you that
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    you've been drawn into something deeper,
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    a conflict that will take you in circles
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    unless you keep your wits about it,
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    a test perhaps
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    you'll need more than just strength to overcome it
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    you'll need to stay sharp
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    remember Darling
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    Light as a feather
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    alright let's open that fruit
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    and you guide me alright?
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    I believe this is the core
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    what is it?
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    mesmerizing
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    I have no idea what it is
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    it's beautiful and strange
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    you see the fruit was from the other side
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    which means this core seed could mean many things
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    perhaps it's something powerful
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    or simply a token from that world
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    who's to say...
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    perhaps it's a light in the dark
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    something that will guide you
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    when the path becomes unclear
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    or it could be a key
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    unlocking some secret knowledge on your journey
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    you know how this things often work
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    what's simple in one world is often more in another
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    and vice versa
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    I wouldn't be surprised if in the world it came from
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    this was merely a torch
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    but then again nothing's ever just a torch, right?
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    not when it's touched by otherworldly hands
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    well, I'd keep it close if I were you
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    whatever it is, it's bound to come in handy
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    I suppose you only find out when the time is right
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    and until then Darling
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    you just have to enjoy its glow
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    I have a few routine matters to attend to:
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    letters to write, messages for certain associates
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    all very official and terribly dull
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    I assure you
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    but you my dear
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    deserve a moment to rest
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    you've had quite a journey,
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    I can tell
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    that couch over there is positively calling your name
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    just sit back and relax for a while
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    I'll be over here handling business of correspondence
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    don't hesitate to rest your eyes
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    if you're feeling a bit tired
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    this little nook
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    has a way of hauling people into a pleasant nap
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    although I suppose your line of work
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    rarely allows for such luxuries
Title:
Fortune Teller Salon ♠ Victorian Era ASMR #87
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Video Language:
English
Duration:
45:01

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