[A return letter soon arrives, written in similarly elegant cursive:]
Dear Ambassador Baelish,
Thank you for your kind letter. I am pleased to say that your proposal is of the highest interest to me, and I believe it will be a grand contribution to the improvement of Maurtia Falls. I have some antique books that I would be happy to donate, as well as one thousand dollars in funding. And, should I be invited, I would be all too happy to speak at the opening of your library.
However, I feel compelled to add a note of caution regarding the library's dedication. Honouring the dead is a noble gesture, yet I fear that in these troubled times talk of how many lives have been lost due to imPorts could be exploited by our enemies to stir further resentment against us. I know I can trust your instincts to handle this matter with the sensitivity it requires.
Thank you once again, and please do not hesitate to ask if there is anything further I can do for you.
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Dear Ambassador Baelish,
Thank you for your kind letter. I am pleased to say that your proposal is of the highest interest to me, and I believe it will be a grand contribution to the improvement of Maurtia Falls. I have some antique books that I would be happy to donate, as well as one thousand dollars in funding. And, should I be invited, I would be all too happy to speak at the opening of your library.
However, I feel compelled to add a note of caution regarding the library's dedication. Honouring the dead is a noble gesture, yet I fear that in these troubled times talk of how many lives have been lost due to imPorts could be exploited by our enemies to stir further resentment against us. I know I can trust your instincts to handle this matter with the sensitivity it requires.
Thank you once again, and please do not hesitate to ask if there is anything further I can do for you.
Yours most sincerely,
Count Dooku