Luna: Meow.... Sachi: Is something wrong? Luna: Meow... Sachi: Is something wrong?

Ellipses (...) are always a set of 3 dots (if you want to have correct grammar)

Luna: Meow... Sachi: Do you want to go up on the windowsill? Luna: Meow... Sachi: Do you want to go up on the windowsill?

We're talking about the cat wanting to sit or lay ON the windowsill. Without "on," the focus is just about climbing alone, like climbing a rope for example.

Luna: Meow... Sachi: Do you want to go up to the windowsill? Luna: Meow... Sachi: Do you want to go up to the windowsill?

Luna: Meow... Sachi: Do you want to go up on the windowsill? Luna: Meow... Sachi: Do you want to go up on the windowsill?

Luna: ...... Sachi: Do you want me to open the blind? Luna: ... Sachi: Do you want me to open the blind?

Luna: ...... Sachi: Do you want me to open the blinds? Luna: ...... Sachi: Do you want me to open the blinds?

Luna: ...... Sachi: Do you want me to open the blinds? Luna: ...... Sachi: Do you want me to open the blinds?

Luna: ...... Sachi: Do you want me to open the blinds? Luna: ...... Sachi: Do you want me to open the blinds?

Luna: ..... Luna: ...

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Title capitalization rules

I opened the blinds, but she didn't jump up onto the windowsill. I opened the blinds, but she didn't jump up onto the windowsill.

I opened the blinds, but she didn't jump up onto the windowsill. I opened the blinds, but she didn't jump up onto the windowsill.

I opened the blinds, but she didn't jump up onto the windowsill. I opened the blinds, but she didn't jump up onto the windowsill.

She wentded up going out of the room after all, and kept meowing. She ended up going out of the room, and kept meowing.

She went out of the room after all, and kept meowing. She went out of the room after all, and kept meowing.

She went out of the room after all, and kept meowing. She went out of the room and kept meowing.

SheAfter that, she just went out of the room after all, and kept meowing. After that, she just went out of the room, and kept meowing.

I went to the living room, and put some food in her bowl, and s. She followed me, but just sat and stared at me. I went to the living room and put some food in her bowl. She followed me, but just sat and stared at me.

I went to the living room, put some food in her bowl, and she followed me, but she just sat and stared at me. I went to the living room, put some food in her bowl, and she followed me, but she just sat and stared at me.

I went to the living room, put some food in her bowl, and she followed me, but she just sat and stared at me. I went to the living room, put some food in her bowl, and she followed me, but she just sat and stared at me.

Cats are capricious/ and fickle. Cats are capricious and fickle.

it's not unnatural to just use two near-synonyms with "and"

Which should I say, capricious or fickle, to describe cats being きまぐれ? Which should I say, capricious or fickle, to describe cats being きまぐれ?

Which should I say (capricious or fickle) to describe cats being きまぐれ? Which should I say (capricious or fickle) to describe cats being きまぐれ?

Fickle is used more in everyday language!