#cameron farley

[wexhappyxfew]

And the only solution was to stand and fight

And my body was bruised and I was set alight

- only if for a night; florence + the machine

In my experience, Esther Armstrong was always valiantly independent, determined, fiercely loyal and if anything, could exude a hint of Joan of Arc when times were a fair bit desperate. She had a glowing grin that radiated in any room she was in; anyone who was anyone always seemed to mention that about her. She was always kind when I was with her one-on-one, withholding a realm of wisdom and knowledge on such situations that many people did not have time to ponder about. She found the little things among whatever rumblings the papers discussed, and she used that to her strengths and would headline papers for weeks there after. Because that was Esther; she told you the story as if it were your own son or daughter on the other side of the world. She wanted you to be able to feel what someone you loved was going through, in a way where you were not only comforted, but equally being put at a humbled peace for the time being. Just like herself; humbled in her own respects, bringing upon comfort and content, and her warm, glowing grin.

- Cameron Farley, in his article, Conversations with Esther Armstrong (1945)

[petergrantkavinsky]

I've noticed some details are "wrong" in KC. Like Mare saying Farley dislikes flying and teleporting. While Farley hates teleporting, she likes flying whereas Shade couldn't stand flying and this was so freaking cute (imagine them teasing each other about this). Or Farley being "robotic" when touching Cameron. She always seemed like a touchy person to me and she still seems like one in KC apart from that scene - maybe it's just with Cameron? Do you agree? Shall I ask Graveyard too?

I also don’t remember Farley dislikes flying, but I do remember she hates teleporting. Maybe that’s just how Mare sees it in her POV? And now that you mentioned it, I mean she and Shade possibly teasing each other about their fears, I’m getting emotional. I love them so much, almost as much as I love Mare and Cal (or perhaps more). It’s easier to ship them. Both are Reds; they have the same views, so they truly understand each other. :) I think Farley being “robotic” when touching Cameron is because she’s being cautious because of Cam’s ability. After all, Cam is known to be short-tempered, particularly in GLASS SWORD. Maybe Farley is just being careful. That’s the only reason I can find.    You can always ask Graveyard for a more accurate opinion on this. ;)