Princess Minnie Mouse (
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And the cat's in the cradle and the silver spoon... (scrooge and minnie)
It wasn't as if Minnie had intentionally gone through with this with the idea she'd do it alone, but after the first couple of people she asked for help seemed appalled and aghast at the very notion of what she was doing, she gave up and decided she'd go at it herself.
Although, to be fair, months ago she would have been appalled and aghast herself at the notion. Giving away things from the castle? It was unheard of. But that had definitely been Scrooge McDuck's influence, which not everyone approved of. One of the things Minnie had learned from him was the usefulness, and connected to it the uselessness, of certain material items. If she didn't need them, nor did any of the servants, why not hand it to someone less fortunate? (At least Scrooge had finally convinced her to stop calling them "commoners". Now that had been a struggle.)
It was a lovely day outside, so instead of being cooped up, Minnie brought the - rather heavy - trunk outside to rifle and check through, with paper and ink quill in hand. All employees of the palace were free to come and go in her gardens, so she wouldn't have minded any company.
Currently, she was finishing folding away some very unique, and sparkly, dresses that she could tell would never fit her. "Mm-hmm." She said out loud, jotting something down. "Away that goes."
Although, to be fair, months ago she would have been appalled and aghast herself at the notion. Giving away things from the castle? It was unheard of. But that had definitely been Scrooge McDuck's influence, which not everyone approved of. One of the things Minnie had learned from him was the usefulness, and connected to it the uselessness, of certain material items. If she didn't need them, nor did any of the servants, why not hand it to someone less fortunate? (At least Scrooge had finally convinced her to stop calling them "commoners". Now that had been a struggle.)
It was a lovely day outside, so instead of being cooped up, Minnie brought the - rather heavy - trunk outside to rifle and check through, with paper and ink quill in hand. All employees of the palace were free to come and go in her gardens, so she wouldn't have minded any company.
Currently, she was finishing folding away some very unique, and sparkly, dresses that she could tell would never fit her. "Mm-hmm." She said out loud, jotting something down. "Away that goes."
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He liked the girl, but this was an old wound that had been ripped open and filled with salt. It was something he'd never shared with anyone, and the only reason his household knew about it was because he'd left the letter lying out in the open in the initial daze of the news.
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Thankfully, she shook her head to get rid of such notions. This wasn't the time nor the place. If he didn't want any prying from her, she'd be respectful.
"I understand. Of course, I'd never make you say anything you weren't comfortable with." But, then, how to cheer him up? "... I don't suppose you'd be interested in any of my father's clothes?"
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He managed to keep a straight face aside from a small twinkle in his eye.
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He wanted her to succeed, after all.
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"Well, obviously neither of us wants that to continue."
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"It'd be my pleasure."
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He picked a random direction and started to walk.
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