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"It looks like rain. I suppose the flowers could use it, but..." But Lisette was a rather long way from home, and she'd neglected to bring an umbrella or even wear a hat. She pursed her lips and continued on her walk. It was only rain, she supposed. It wouldn't kill her.
Statice
Statice - What is something about you that will never change?
My love for my family.
Lavender and Tuberose
Lavender - What is one thing that immediately loses your trust?
When someone lies to me, or someone I care for.
Tuberose - What's one of your guilty pleasures?
Oh dear. Taking a long, hot bath -- and afterwards, roaming the house completely nude. If I weren't married, someone might think me a strumpet. I feel naughty just saying it.
Lilac
Lilac - Describe your first love.
Georges is my first and only love. He is timid and sweet, but so very loving. He can be fierce when he wants to be, but never has he raised hand or voice to me. He treats me as a rare flower, with all the care and attention it requires -- yet he doesn't seem to realize that he is the true flower. Georges brought warmth and love into my life, and I am blessed to have met him.
death
Lisette's last wish was for Marius to grow up safe and happy, even though she knew he would never remember her. She also wished for her father and husband to someday reconcile in her memory.
nightmares
Lisette does her best to comfort Georges when he has his nightmares, but she fears that she cannot give him the help he needs. All she can do is be patient, and listen when he tells her about them. She learned the hard way not to try and wake him, or to touch him until he's recognized her.
A nurse?! Do you really think that is the best option? Is it worth it to leave your child with a stranger just to be with that man? - {Gillenormand}
Plenty of people hire nurses, Papa! People of status, even! If you cannot learn to accept the life I’ve chosen for myself, then — then I don’t ever want to speak to you again!
How will he support you? With love? What happens when you end up living in a box with your child? Then what? - {Gillenormand}
We’re managing just fine. I’ll work if I have to; I’m not above it. If you were truly so concerned, you could always put aside your ridiculous prejudice and accept us. Then you could ensure your grandson would grow up without undue hardship.
