... Wait a minute, you are trying to say that you are a country? So you meant Japan as a person? [Because personifying countries, while a bit odd in normal speech, isn't unheard of.]
I mean, how does it work? A country is land, and people, and culture. Are you a walking stereo-type? And if you are the country, what happens when you get old and die?
I guess the best explanation is that I'm a personification of all of those things. So if I'm a stereotype, then it's because those traits actually exist within my culture.
We also don't age once we reach physical maturity. I'm over 180 years old.
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Japan's, of course. His people are usually a little more quiet.
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[... that's not really a compliment.]
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So, how does that work? Being a country and a person?
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Hmm... who knows?
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We also don't age once we reach physical maturity. I'm over 180 years old.
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