It isn't as simple as it seems

[See Hungary sitting back in the chair in front of her desk. There's a bottle of something in her hand, and she's evidently had some of it, but the bottle is dark and it's not labeled so nobody can tell what it is. (but if you're a nation you'll know Hungary likes her palinka, which is a type of fruit brandy.) She looks at the camera before turning to face it properly, putting her elbow and the bottle on the table as she leans toward it.  She still sounds surprisingly clear-headed and sober as she speaks.]

So, community. Father's day? Not a good day this year. That said, I've got too much to drink for just myself. Some of you should come over so we can go out and drink and sing and dance and forget this stupid day.



((ooc: Lylith and Box, uuh. Sorry for my fail at making that other entry, I hope you won't mind backdating some? ^^;))

Table C; 007: Go

(Hungary, Spike, mentions of Austria.)

( 'If you don't like it, why stick around?' ...when he said it, it sounded so easy. )

Table C, 019: Whispered

Canon reference is here.
During ww2, Hungary was negotiating with England and America, in spite of being an axis power, essentially turncoating on the axis. Obviously, once Germany found out, that didn't go over so well. Here's my take on it, and hoping I don't offend anybody. Of course, Hetalia being what it is, I'm likely butchering history here. A lot. I apologize.
Italics are England, bold is for Germany.
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( Whispered pleas for peace. )