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ÎľĎС ăťăăăťďź She is sugar, curiosity & rain  .ăťăăăť ÎľĎС
Independent & semi-selective RP blog for an Everdort daughter OC from Tim Burtonâs Corpse Bride (2005). Please read rules and about before interaction. âĄ
Sorry for the inactivity, but I have a very important announcement to make! I am going to be moving Lily as well as some of my other muses (and some new ones Iâm equal parts excited & nervous to be playing) onto my new multimuse @deathmaiidens so please follow me there! :)Â
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Victoria smiled brightly as she watched her daughter play. âOh my goodness, little one. You have a gift!â She praised. Victoria wasnât in the slightest bothered by the noises that the piano was making. She was used to it, knowing that Lily was truly just beginning, and then of course, her own skillset was rather lackluster in terms of ability.
âCome on, try again.â
The baby laughed delightedly at her motherâs praise. Lily wasnât exactly sure what she meant by âgiftâ, but was always happy to make her happy in any little way. Her first instinct on being instructed to try again was to play softer and slower. Something that reminded her of Mamma. She plunked at a few random notes that sounded much more pleasant together.Â
After she finished, she tugged gently at Mammaâs lace-trimmed sleeve. âMa play now.âÂ
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âThank you,â Victor says â before blinking as she continues. âUhâŚwell, some grown-ups get in trouble for swearing, at least in the wrong places,â he says, rubbing the back of his head. âItâs more â people tend to judge children more when they swear. Them and their parents. Even if itâs justified.â
He shakes his head as well. âI seeâŚwell, I can talk to her, say that youâre going to give it back soon and she can wait a bit.â With a little smile, he adds, âShould I also get your mother so she can help you with it?â
âBut why?â Lily scrunches up her face in bewilderment. At the mention of âtheir parentsâ, she softens a little. âI mean, I donât want anyone to judge you -- or Mamma. Or Mummy. Or Alice.âÂ
âOkay, Daddy.â The eight-year-old is all sugar once more as she stands on her tiptoes to give her father a kiss on the cheek. âWould you tell her Iâm sorry -- about what I said, I mean? And Iâll give it back really really soon.âÂ
She nods at the suggestion with a bigger smile of her own. âYes, Iâd like that very much!â Mamma always knows just what to do with hair (at least more than Lily does given how neat her hair buns are -- never a strand out of place!).Â
maybe a little distasteful but hopefully somewhat entertaining???
*Lily is just laughing hysterically at whatever this monstrosity of a meme is*Â
[Victor, for his part, is just â staring. In bafflement. After a moment, he speaks] Do â do I just not have a sense of humor anymore, orâŚ
[It takes a moment for Lily to calm herself enough to form coherent words.] Itâs just the -- the face and the fact that thatâs itâs name, too! [She clears her throat after what she hopes will be her last fit of giggles to explain.] Itâs so stupid, but thatâs what makes it so funny! And your face, too...[Her fatherâs confused face sends her yet again.]Â
KIRSTEN DUNST as AMY MARCH in LITTLE WOMEN (1994)
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âThank you,â Mae replied, a little stiffly as she wasnât expecting the compliment. âNice to know that the product looks good.â She winced as she realised her mistake but hoped the girl hadnât noticed.
She was relieved at the girlâs innocence, and latched onto her excuse. âYes! Theyâre a rather rowdy crowd as you can hear but theyâre just leaving.â
Mae made her way through the maze of plants so she was on the opposite side of the fence.
âYou think so? That would be nice, although I doubt my cliente - friends would be interested in something so graceful.â
So instead Mae imagined herself and Jack out in the garden, their brand new Persian rug as a makeshift picnic blanket. The two of them dressed in white and he doesnât make a comment about how dumb her large hat looks. Him feeding her finger sandwiches with the crusts cut off as she playfully bats his arm and his smile doesnât drop and turn into a look of annoyance. The two of them lying on the floor, cloud-watching in the day and stargazing at night, talking, sheâd let Jack talk mostly as he hated when she talked too much, he said she had more static than the radio or just enjoying each otherâs company. Like the good times.
âI would like that very much.â
There was a sadness to Maeâs smile. She would love to get to know some new people and this girl certainly was sweet, but she knew the girlâs parents would turn down the idea, probably teach her a string of snide insults she was too young to fully understand. Moll, junkie, spinster, and those were the nicer ones.
She was going to ask the girl where âback homeâ was, but decided that was probably too personal and that she should start with the basics.
âWhatâs your name?â
âSounds like my Daddyâs old friends.â Lily smiles wryly. Of course, she doesnât mention that said âold friendsâ were a bunch of walking skeletons and corpses. Now, she wonders if they ever had garden parties or even gardens at all in the Land of the Dead. She supposes sheâll have to ask him before bedtime or maybe even Godmother if sheâs able to slip through the veil and see her in her dreams tonight.Â
âIâm Lily,â the girl says simply, not feeling very much like giving away her full name on this lazy Sunday afternoon. âItâs nice to meet you. Are you a florist?âÂ
Sheâs caught the mention of âproductâ, but of course, would never imagine itâs anything nefarious. She does, however, get the feeling that the woman is rather lonely and unhappy in spite of her wild parties and the array of plant life in her backyard. Perhaps they might be friends or at the very least, Lily could find some way to cheer her up before she has to leave.Â
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âThe ghosts who haunt the pumpkins and Behemoth who grows them!â she explained, skipping along beside her new friend as she led her through the creaking iron gates and into the Pumpkin Patch. âNice to meet you, Lily! Your name is pretty, too.â
âOhh, okay!â Lily exclaimed as if ghosts haunting pumpkins and strange creatures were the most natural things in the world. As they approached the gates, she marveled at the architecture and wondered if it was as weirdly wonderful in the Land of the Dead, too.
She ran into the pumpkin patch and was surprised to see that most had sprung from the ground with all sorts of strange faces and candles already carved into them. âAlright, ghosts --- ghosts?â She looked around, expecting them to materialize around the patch rather than inside of the pumpkins.
fanon emily: brooding emo girl who's more angry at victor than the guy who killed her. hates victoria. basically ebony darkness dementia ravenway with blue hair.
canon emily: pre-raphealite painting with a head full of dumb and a heart full of love. loves victor and victoria and would do anything for them. basically usagi tsukino with blue hair.
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âSorry, Daddy,â Lily says, her tone softening and lips curling up into the cutest little puppy dog pout. Only for a moment though. âBut itâs what she is! How come grown-ups can swear but I canât? If itâs bad, shouldnât it be bad either way?âÂ
She shakes her head, trying to stay on topic. âShe said I could have it, but now I think she regrets it, but thatâs not my fault! I was going to give it back anyway.â After she gets perfect ringlets which of course, is a bit of a feat given how thin her hair is.Â
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âDid your mom make you wear that?âÂ
Lily sure one looked like she belonged in the Pink Palace, that was for sure. The faded, baby pink shutters that she stands next to match the girlâs hair bow and Coraline has half the mind to ask if she planned it that way. Curiously, she eyes Lily, stopping at her feet.
âYou wanna go play outside in that get up - donât you have galoshes or annnnything?â A hand is held up to the door knob, pulling on it, twisting it this way and that. âCome in, you can borrow my old boots.â  / @sugarpapillonâ Â
Lily shakes her head, a little offended at the idea. "Of course not! My mum lets me pick my own clothes." If her mum did pick her outfit out, it would probably be something as classically pretty, but undoubtedly more practical than the frilly party dress Lily's made a habit of wearing on less-than-special occasions. Her ever-indulgent parents don't seem to mind as long as she keeps it clean and away from school where they just won't understand. Hew new playmate with her blue jeans and galoshes doesn't seem to understand either, but at least she's more polite about it than others would be.
âI do have lace-up boots and some sneakers, but I didnât think theyâd go as nicely with this.â She looks down at her plain pink ballet flats, for once glad that she didnât go with the usual beribboned patent leather pair she wore with this dress. âOh, really? Thanks!â Lily follows her into the lovely little apartment building with a broad smile. Maybe this wonât be so bad after all!Â
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âCome here, little one. Let me show you how to play the keys so you can sing along to the melody.â Victoria suggested with a little oof as the woman picked her daughter up to settle her down on the piano bench.
Lily beamed as she was lifted into the air by her motherâs gentle (and surprisingly strong for her petite frame) hands and then onto the large bench. Usually, it was Daddy or Mummy who sat at the piano and could make the most wonderful music for what seemed like hours to the two-year-old, but Mamma was learning so beautifully. Lily even liked listening to her softer melodies better some afternoons as she blinked away the sunlight seeping in through the lace curtains and settled in for her nap.
Before Victoria could even begin to instruct her, stubby fingers banged on the higher keys to make a sound like the tinkling of a (rather out-of-tune) music box. Lily giggled mischievously, proud of her messy little masterpiece.Â