Days like these I keep turning that imaginary gun over in my mind
And don't have the energy to have the will to stop it bc. I'm soooo tired.
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Days like these I keep turning that imaginary gun over in my mind
And don't have the energy to have the will to stop it bc. I'm soooo tired.
@solemnedwolf
She breathed slightly uneasy but willed herself to remain calm and poised as she stood between her sisters, river blue eyes flicking to the side to check that Edmure hadn't wondered off in boredom whilst brown wisps of hair strayed over her eyes until one delicate hand pushed them back under control. The brown hair amidst a river of varying shades of auburn. Carlotta turned her head a little to look at her twin and saw that Catelyn looked only at the gateway whilst stood in her rightful place at their Lord Father's side, all in order save for Edmure as they tried to get him to stand still (save Lysa who just ignored him) whilst they awaited the arrival of Lord Rickard and his two eldest sons. Her and Catelyn's betrothed. An alliance of House Tully and House Stark. Alliances made and will be finalised with a double wedding. Catelyn accepted hers dutifully whilst Carlotta only partially questioned the thinking behind her also being joined to House Stark. She agreed that both were well thought matches for herself and her twin sister, but she did not see the advantage of them both being betrothed to House Stark. She too dutifully accepted the match in any case and now awaited to meet her betrothed, Lord Eddard Stark.
Meeting Maria
Night, Old City Streets, July 2005
Everything was out of control as the street girl ran, shouts behind her and guns firing, only prompting her to run faster despite her shoes threatening to fall off (as they have for a while really since being on the streets for two years) as brown eyes looked back. “Go away! Leave me alone!” she shouted, quickly turning down a corner and leaping onto a huge bin before flipping over the fence with the ease of someone who has lived on the streets and was a survivor, let alone her with her gifts as the uniformed men kept chasing her, trying to take her... Somewhere....
Panting she turned down another corner where she fought some others and looked back, only to trip on one of the bodies and scrapped her knee against the ground. “AAGGGHHH!” she cried out in pain, the fabric tearing with little resistance and thus ripping off the skin of her left knee and some of her leg. The girl twisting her leg around to try to stand up, she had to keep going!
She stopped though as she began to limp, seeing a figure (~Female...... Older........ Unknown.... Friend or foe?~ came the other voice in her head in it’s usual rough sound, translating in her own mind) in front of her and some light hit her features. She had a sweet face, but her clothes were tatty, ripped and she was in poor shape, very thin muscles on her bones from barely having enough food to survive each day and now blood seeping down her leg. Then there were her eyes.
On the surface they were a heart warming brown, but with her pain and somewhat being in the dark, they flashed a feline like green. For, from what little was found out a bout her, she could shift into some sort of feline creature. But she had been tricky to track and now the Cabal were after her, but she played the innocent card well enough as she trembled.
get--down--from--there
Harmony Korine - A Bundle A Minute
"sitting in a café after mass in the sort of place I always complain is hard to find off the continent and in the middle of knightsbridge does seem a little [?] but I still am enjoying myself. i'm writing on my lap under the table and i'm going to put [the diary] away in a minute - sitting drinking coffee in a faux french café writing in a moleskine... I don't want people to get the WRONG IDEA"