Lady Alexandrie d'Asgard (
coquettish_trees) wrote in
faderift2019-05-22 03:38 pm
Entry tags:
open | grief is the thing with feathers
WHO: Lexie, Thor, Colin, you?
WHAT: a collection of dramas
WHEN: after The News drops
WHERE: Kirkwall
NOTES:(I'm not doing a general, but anyone who wants to come at her or have me write something, come touch me gently with a paw @
shaestorms or shae#7274 on discord) okay maybe I am doing general prompts, but you can still put a paw on me.
WHAT: a collection of dramas
WHEN: after The News drops
WHERE: Kirkwall
NOTES:
Day One: The Chantry Gardens
Alexandrie doesn't paint the living. It had made even the process of selecting canvas funereal. There are five leaning against her chair with an air of solemnity to them, bright and white in the sunlight, and one on her easel covered with a clamped down sketch, the lines of which she is tracing over with a stylus. A genial looking fellow with lively, interested eyes and an easy smile accentuated by the mustache above it, the slightly curling dark of his hair mussed in the way that always makes one appear as if they could not be anything but the most genuine of souls.
She straightens to regard it, her skirts ruffling in the breeze.
Day Two: Library
There is a quiet noise, somewhere amidst the shelves. A person noise, rather than the shuffling of books.
After a while, long enough to dismiss it, it repeats; a soft kind of gasping.
If one were to be curious enough, a search for the source would reveal Alexandrie sitting with her skirts pooled around her with her hand over her mouth to stifle the labored sob of her breath, the fingers of her other hand resting in the empty space where a book ought to be.
Day Three: Lowtown Market
Someone calls out that they have flowers, flowers that had come to full bloom this very morning, and Alexandrie's face twists with sudden incandescent rage at the immensity of the insult that things had continued to grow. That merchants had continued to sell. That down the row, someone is trying to decide which ribbon to quickly buy for their sweetheart before she notices that he's not moved on to the next stall with her.
The call again—Beautiful spring blossoms! Brighten your home! Charm your wife!—and Alexandrie rounds on the man with a snarl so quickly it sends apples bouncing from the basket she carries. He looks surprised.
Someone really ought to stop her.
[ or bring your own! :D ]

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"You cannot kill the South." Fate, 'the South', whatever gods he believes in; swinging at those is swinging at wind. Slicing through water. No shock of flesh and bone to carry up your arms to satisfy. Corypheus, though. The Venatori. The most hospitable Baron Deshaies.
"Hate something that will bleed."