i'm on vacations in another city so i can't use my computer (i'm using a cellphone), so please if possible put the translation:
I added some, but after looking a bit into the series, I have some questions about the context. Is this a reference to a specific scene or scenes? Are these lines from Chloe, who is a long-lived vampire? A human such as Vanitas? Someone else? Multiple speakers? Not knowing the context, especially with fancy prose like this, makes it hard to tell if the pronouns are correct.
I added some, but after looking a bit into the series, I have some questions about the context. Is this a reference to a specific scene or scenes? Are these lines from Chloe, who is a long-lived vampire? A human such as Vanitas? Someone else? Multiple speakers? Not knowing the context, especially with fancy prose like this, makes it hard to tell if the pronouns are correct.
i think it maybe from the character Jean-Jacques, because he's in love with her and Chloe still looks like a child regardless of the fact that she is one of the oldest vampires still alive, in other hand, Jean-Jacques looks already like an adult.
I added some, but after looking a bit into the series, I have some questions about the context. Is this a reference to a specific scene or scenes? Are these lines from Chloe, who is a long-lived vampire? A human such as Vanitas? Someone else? Multiple speakers? Not knowing the context, especially with fancy prose like this, makes it hard to tell if the pronouns are correct.
considering the description, yes, it's about Jean-Jacques recollections of their past together.
Thank you for your kind and honest love.Drizzling, drizzlingThe gentle and cruel sounds of this land still echo in my body today.Even though I feel sadness and love for you as you grow up with a body that doesn't feel time.Always keep your word. The place where I speak is darkness.
