the pieces had started S H A T T E R I N G from the moment she’d first entered the room her sister had been laid in: from the first mere moments that she’d begun to accept the reality of the situation, that she couldn’t come up with excuses or solutions because it had happened — her twin was dead. She seemed to sink further once that fact sunk in like she could feel herself being dragged down to the lowest point she could be in and not even wanting to do a thing about it. The storm had begun and sailing a ship that was doomed seemed almost...POINTLESS. She’d been stood outside of the room so long after her interaction with Will, that she felt like she should’ve been able to breath: like she wasn’t stuck hyperventilating over the fact her sister was RIGHT THERE such a close distance away and she couldn’t even bring herself to look ( self-preservation but also out of fear ). She’d felt a fierce pain blistering inside that the only logical step, or barely logical at all, considering her feet had begun moving before she’d even had a chance to think ( she couldn’t think ). The feeling of being some cliche as she ended up in the bathroom, staring at herself with such intensity before every hateful thought she’d had about herself came out with a force: with the smash of a mirror, shards seeming to shatter across the floor and a certain level of audio distortion out of the sheer panic at that moment. She’d hardly screamed, tears seeming to flow within streams as her hands healed again and again with each punch against glass and wall until she almost wanted to tear herself apart.
she thinks there’s an irony to having repressed her magic so much, that maybe now it was buried as deep as the screams and the torment that seemed to sit in her head; all she could imagine was how much she was disappointing her sister. How much she just wanted to be able to do SOMETHING. And then she bellowed out another sob, a scream that seemed to pierce her own eardrums and yet a rumbling of sheer magical depths that left the other mirrors shattered across the floor without having even touched them. Perhaps it’s symbolic — she was as broken as they were.
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