"I see nothing crazy about it." he admitted. "It is a part of who you are, and as I said earlier... I want you to get that back. It is all you have left of your Mother, and of the memories of her. Well, not just her, but your whole family and culture."
Dolemeck showed nothing but respect for Ilya and his heritage. He was quite open to learning Everything Ilya told him, and never told him once it was silly or stupid. Because it was not. It had a beauty to it, and Dolemeck had honestly hoped that getting Ilya to open up more about his heritage, he would be less nervous in speaking about it.
"Is it possible that SHIELD took it because it was contaminated by whatever was on the train with you? Perhaps they were going to clean it up before you got it back?" He pondered. It made no sense to him. Why would SHIELD take something of religious value from Ilya? That was just cruel! "Either way, we need to speak with Headmistress Ramsey and see if she can do anything."
A smile soon graced his face, as he turned his head to look up at Ilya.
"You said you wished me to teach you to sew, Aye? Perhaps... we can work on a memory quilt together? It is some traction that early American Settlers started. Each month or year, they would sew a patch to make a quilt... and each patch had a picture of something that stood out at the time it was made."
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Dolemeck showed nothing but respect for Ilya and his heritage. He was quite open to learning Everything Ilya told him, and never told him once it was silly or stupid. Because it was not. It had a beauty to it, and Dolemeck had honestly hoped that getting Ilya to open up more about his heritage, he would be less nervous in speaking about it.
"Is it possible that SHIELD took it because it was contaminated by whatever was on the train with you? Perhaps they were going to clean it up before you got it back?" He pondered. It made no sense to him. Why would SHIELD take something of religious value from Ilya? That was just cruel! "Either way, we need to speak with Headmistress Ramsey and see if she can do anything."
A smile soon graced his face, as he turned his head to look up at Ilya.
"You said you wished me to teach you to sew, Aye? Perhaps... we can work on a memory quilt together? It is some traction that early American Settlers started. Each month or year, they would sew a patch to make a quilt... and each patch had a picture of something that stood out at the time it was made."