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[luxche]

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Mairead knew the Tans weren’t above shooting women- hadn’t they shot a mother in County Galway not a week ago?- but she was skeptical (hopeful, perhaps, was the better word) that such a thing would happen in Dublin. And yet, when she and Aisling were out on Sackville Street, they got caught up with a few young men Mairead recognized as part of the Republican Army, and a gun fired, and Mairead stepped in front of Aisling to protect the older woman from the inevitable stray fire. 

A sharp pain in her shoulder threw Mairead to the ground, and a cry escaped her lips. “Aisling!” 

[sanctimcnious-blog]

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Text him, do it | A C C E P T I N G

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MSG | to : Pagan & Patchouli - at : 11:03 → Honestly if Why isn’t burning readheads to the pyre by accusing them of witchcraft still a thing ??? I’m stuck in that goddamn country and I’m honestly kinda nostalgic about the simplicity of medieval times when it comes to dealing with someone you don’t wanna talk to.MSG | to : Pagan & Patchouli - at : 11:04 → Fuck. At least now you know

[ofversailles-blog]

CURIOUS BROWS ROSE UP AT THE mention of an irishwoman. as far as the queen knew, ireland was still apart of england and considered an enemy, so when she caught wind of an irishwoman in her court, she couldn’t h e l p but raise a question to it. nobody seemed to be able to tell her why she was here and it didn’t take long for her to spot the unfashionably red haired woman amongst a crowd of powdered wigs and unique hair styles.

       “     you’re very brave to set foot in france and even braver to walk the halls of versailles. tell me, are you a spy or just stupid?   “

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