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☛  free range lads & lasses

“But I always liked side-paths, little dark back-alleys behind the main road—there one finds adventures and surprises, and precious metal in the dirt.” - Fyodor Dostoyevsky

THEODORE SALLIS - the investigator ( @unusuallygifted ) ROSEMARY SCHENCK - the artist ( @traumeriin ) ARTHUR PRIESTLY - the golden boy ( @mcststellar ) ALICE BOUVIER - the journalist ( @ofjournals ) ROSALIND LUTECE - the inventor ( @quantcm ) SURI RASK - the explorer ( @daedaluscried )

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               “ WAIT, i’ve seen you before. you go to that all girl’s school down the street, yeah? prissy-ass place if you ask me. ”

[unusuallygifted]

☛  the private club of prodigies

arthur priestly & theodore sallis & alice bouvier

“NORMALITY IS A paved road: It’s comfortable to walk, but no flowers grow on it.” - Vincent van Gogh

→ ( @mcststellar​ & @unusuallygifted​ & @ofjournals​ )

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     “Your commonplace book, Miss Bouvier.”

     A most unfortunate FALL to the ground had been dealt to both girls, in      where the occurrence originated from one or the other (or both) not      looking what was right in front of them. Books and pens splayed about      like spilt water, having escaped the protective shields of a bag, and the      Royce’s girl had the decency to gather up the girl’s things with a muttered      apology before handing over what was most important in the bunch.       ALICE BOUVIER -- it was the name written down on most of her       schoowork, thus Rosalind addressed her as such.

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   “ you do know how late it is? ”    not that the redhead really has a right to inquiring such things --after all, is she too not out with only the sun slipping behind the end of the earth and the stars uncovering their faces? but she asks all the same, despite the fact she is the mad one with no shoes and ragged clothes half-heartedly mended with crooked stitches.

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     “YOU DROPPED this, miss.”

     Politely, he handed the dropped pen over to its rightful owner with his two hands. A writing tool is incredibly useful, and most people tend to take them for granted as they are so inconspicuous and ordinary, but most of all, pens are small things. Personally, it would upset Arthur to lose a pen or two, as they were very useful -- not only for writing, but for their sharp, sharp points that can sink into a person’s flesh very easily.