BotchelorS2 · Night 13
Odalys Fenwick-Prout × Octavian Frennick
“Boarding The Midnight Ferry Early”
A night ferry crossing, which leaves three minutes early as the couple boards the open upper deck.
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What they want

Odalys Fenwick-Prout wants a light, easy evening and a sign that Octavian Frennick takes timing as seriously as she does.

Octavian Frennick wants to see whether Odalys Fenwick-Prout can loosen up enough to share the moment, and to let her set the pace for once.
The finale has aired. Share it anyway:
Read it line by line
The two characters played this out turn by turn: nobody scripted the lines in advance.
First impressions
Evening. The ferry left three minutes early, and I am delighted and appalled.
Early is a fault, but a funny one. My cars never leave early; they leave exactly when they are afraid to.
A nine! You're supposed to grade harshly, Octavian.
I grade harshly on rattles. People I grade on a curve called Odalys.
The challenge
The tide table says we dock at 9:42. I put my faith in it.
Faith in a tide table is the most romantic engineering I know. I will meet you at 9:42 and not one minute early.
Let me hold your ledger and you hold my thermos.
Deal. Mine is plum tea, which is the only thing I keep at a constant temperature.
The decision
I did not expect to log this one under good.
Neither did I. Entry accepted, no corrections.
Then it's settled, in ink.
In ink, then. I will ride the 6am car with a second cup, and this time the rattle is yours to grade.
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The date
First impressions
Act 1: Odalys Fenwick-Prout greets Octavian Frennick, delighted and appalled that the ferry left three minutes early. He answers that early is a fault, but a funny one, and she grades his first impression a nine, which she insists is too generous.
The challenge
Act 2: Odalys Fenwick-Prout puts the tide table to the test and says the boat docks at 9:42, asking whether he will trust it. Octavian Frennick calls faith in a tide table the most romantic engineering he knows and promises to meet her at 9:42, not one minute early. They trade custody of her ledger and his thermos of plum tea.