[For a moment, England is quiet. There's a subtle shift in his jaw as he sets it, trying to find his words without letting his emotions get the better of him. He's relieved to still be alive, but every inch of his being is screaming for being trapped for so long.
A party. [England repeats it back, as he often does when he's mocking America's ideas, but there's no humour in his voice this time. He lifts the bottle of whiskey to take a sip in consideration. Finally, as he lowers the bottle, he looks over at America.] And what would you suggest for the festivities?
[He runs his thumb over the smooth surface of the bottle, looking at the reflection of his tablet's light in the contours of the glass.] You think Ginger would want to?
With ice cream? [England could take or leave the ice cream in such cold weather, and his sarcastic tone says as much, but he knows the way to America's heart.]
[England mumbles it a bit as he raises the bottle to his lips again, sure that America will have something smart to say in response.] I'd kill for a basket of fish and chips, but we can't fry worth a damn here. [He's genuinely disappointed about this.]
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[Ice cold, you could say.]
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You okay?
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He sighs.] It's been a year.
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[Though the way England leans in to America's embrace says that maybe there's something they could do with just the two of them at some point soon.]
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We would need potatoes, as well, in that case. [Obviously!]
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We should ask Ginger what she'd like, as well.
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