( At the top of Spain's desk is a collection of paper carnations. There is one for every day except this one-- he hasn't gotten the chance to make it yet. Some of the flowers appear to have writing on them. If you undo them, you will find a different prayer written on each one.
His journal is fairly normal. It starts off mundane and then turns into letters to friends back at home: Portugal, Romano, Veneciano, Belgium, Netherlands, Cuba, etc. Everything is in Spanish except for a few bits in English but they only mention a meeting with the nations and the weather being terrible but picking up on the ninth.
At the very back of the journal is a confession, )
All that had has been needed to be said has already been said and done. Now, there is only what I want to say.
They say in Spain, the dead are more alive than anywhere else in the world. I have been all over the world and have seen the same strength in every place. So I know everything will be okay. As long as we are alive, we can see each other again.
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His journal is fairly normal. It starts off mundane and then turns into letters to friends back at home: Portugal, Romano, Veneciano, Belgium, Netherlands, Cuba, etc. Everything is in Spanish except for a few bits in English but they only mention a meeting with the nations and the weather being terrible but picking up on the ninth.
At the very back of the journal is a confession, )
All that had has been needed to be said has already been said and done. Now, there is only what I want to say.
They say in Spain, the dead are more alive than anywhere else in the world. I have been all over the world and have seen the same strength in every place. So I know everything will be okay. As long as we are alive, we can see each other again.
Have faith,
el reino de españa