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[dishearten]

by your own account the titles mean little, and let you're being dragged down by it? which is it?

( sorry, Emma, but it either means something or it doesn't... and you're not likely to get the contradiction past the man that married you. )

I've never known you to be dragged down by anything, Emma Swan. any title you take on you learn to master. being a daughter and princess are like to be much the same.

[sheriffing]

Depends on which one lets me call you the brave and bold Prince Graham.

[ it means she gets to tease him about being a prince, basically.]

I'm still learning how to take on most of them. Mother and daughter and wife are the ones that mean the most.

[dishearten]

I don't suspect either will manage that without a few faces.

( you can marry him to a princess but you can't make him willingly take the title of prince!! )

I think you're quite grand at all of those, though arguably I could be biased, since I'm so intensely involved in the last.

[sheriffing]

Try scolding me with that accent and see how far it gets you.

[Probably straight into the bedroom.]

I think we're allowed to be biased about each other.

[dishearten]

that's what you're into now, Mrs. Swan? a firm tone?

( no learn to read graham a firm IRISH tone, there's a difference )

are we? what a relief.

[sheriffing]

I'm into you calling me Mrs. Swan, too. Maybe you should try that in a firm tone.

[ firm IRISH tone.]

I plan to be biased about you for a very long time.

[dishearten]

you're hopeless.

( she can't hear it, but she got him to laugh. even with a heart he doesn't do that often so bravo, Mrs. Swan. )

a very long time sounds like an achievable goal.

[sheriffing]

I know.

[ it's pretty great - and would only be made better if she knew she got a laugh out of him.]

I like those.