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[untiltheend]

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[text]

[helluvamess]

[It's a piece of paper that has been taped to Sebastian's door. There's a couple of drawings of horses under the text, a red and white one with black and white horns that is clearly meant to be Blitzø and one that's wearing a suit and is possibly meant to be Sebastian.]

sowwy i stabbed u :(

p.s. dunt tell wardens i did this

p.p.s. i wunt go to kitchen nymoore wen ur thar

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[untiltheend]

[Sebastian is an amazingly talented person who can do nearly anything. Even Sebastian struggles to decipher what this note is even saying. He ends up having to resort to kind of. mentally mouthing the words 'out loud' before he gets it.

Remind him to never again complain about Mey-Rin's spelling. Or Finny's handwriting. And that is NOT the proper usage of P.S. and P.P.S. who even taught this person to write--

...Actually, isn't this, a hand-written note and a drawing, going through a lot of effort for what is surely an insincere apology in order to stave off retaliation from Sebastian's side and look better in the eyes of wardens? Not to mention asking Sebastian not to tell any warden about this is, surely, counter-productive to that goal? ???

Sebastian takes the note inside. Places it on his writing desk and spends several minutes pondering how to respond despite his first instinct being to just send a quick Network text.

In the end, later in the day, an envelope containing a hand-written letter is left outside Blitz's cabin door:]

Thank you for the assurance, Mr Blitz, and for the drawing.

You are of course still welcome in The Dining Hall going forward.

Sincerely,
Sebastian Michaelis

[There's no drawing ): But while Sebastian's handwriting is usually an elegant cursive in that barely-legible style of the 19th Century, for this particular letter he uses block letters, like he did when Mey-Rin and Finny were beginner readers.

And, for lack of a better thing to do with it, instead of throwing Blitz's letter away, it goes into a drawer in Sebastian's writing desk.]