Every Man's a King, Every King's a Clown || Kellan and Antonia
Toniâs eyes crinkled at the corners. âIf sheâs anything like you, Iâm sure sheâs incredible!â Ever one to wear her heart on her sleeve, the young girl made no attempt to hide her fascination.Â
"Topsy Turvy?" she giggled. "Thatâs a funny name!"
His excitement was infectious, and Antonia found herself bouncing on her toes as well, much like he had. âWhat does it mean?â Sheâd never been to the Court before, but found herself uplifted by the energy in the air. For once, it seemed that something else matched her own sense of joy that always bubbled inside.
"What does it mean?" Kellan looked at her, utterly bemused. Though he knew Topsy Turvy Day wasn't a holiday celebrated by most people outside the Court, it always perplexed him when someone didn't know, had gone their whole lives without the wonder of the day.Â
"The Feast of Fools," he started, watching her face with brow furrowed, waiting for any change of expression to show that she might know what he was going on about, "Do you really not know?" He sat down, the spot behind him open, if she wanted to sit. The spots beside him and in front of him were vacant as well, all around him, really. It was just the ground. "It's the day we do what we deplore, all the other three hundred and sixty-four. Everything is opposite, and..." It was a day of freedom. Complete freedom from everything, social classes, responsibility, work. Everything.









