① Her few, precious memories of her mother. ② Kujou's name and appearance. ③ The lyrics to La Vie an Rose, which her mother sang. ④ The reason for her birth, which she discovered by reading Leviathan's pop-up memoir. ⑤ How to light a pipe. ⑥ How to read— or rather, just the French letters... in addition to any kanji/kana she might know from arrival? (This should force her to communicate with others to stave off her boredom, if the other losses make her too unsociable!) ⑦ What her favourite sweet is (macaroons are tied to her mother, so they might mean something special to Victorique... and considering how important sweets really are to her, being one of the few things she enjoys in real life, I think it could fit ^^;;). ⑧ Avril Bradley, her somewhat friendly romantic rival ⑨ All her good memories of her older brother Grevil de Blois. ⑩ Memories of Professeur Cecile Lafitte; she is well-meaning and trustworthy, even if she is rather hopelessly naive and oblivious.
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Date: 2012-06-28 06:54 pm (UTC)GOSICK;
① Her few, precious memories of her mother.
② Kujou's name and appearance.
③ The lyrics to La Vie an Rose, which her mother sang.
④ The reason for her birth, which she discovered by reading Leviathan's pop-up memoir.
⑤ How to light a pipe.
⑥ How to read— or rather, just the French letters... in addition to any kanji/kana she might know from arrival? (This should force her to communicate with others to stave off her boredom, if the other losses make her too unsociable!)
⑦ What her favourite sweet is (macaroons are tied to her mother, so they might mean something special to Victorique... and considering how important sweets really are to her, being one of the few things she enjoys in real life, I think it could fit ^^;;).
⑧ Avril Bradley, her somewhat friendly romantic rival
⑨ All her good memories of her older brother Grevil de Blois.
⑩ Memories of Professeur Cecile Lafitte; she is well-meaning and trustworthy, even if she is rather hopelessly naive and oblivious.