Schön W. Freund (
u_can_have_it_4_a_song) wrote2015-09-10 09:21 pm
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Unfamiliar Ceiling [For Amelia Ronsam]
Dappled sunlight and soft birdsong await when Amelia wakes. The room in which she does so features whitewashed plaster walls surmounted by smoke-darkened beams, standing over a well-fitted hardwood floor covered by woven-rag rugs. A desk sits by the window, paired with a chair in which sits a well-dressed man, currently occupied in reading a slim book. Next to the door are a mirror and a table with a pitcher and basin; opposite them stands a wardrobe.
Amelia herself lies atop the blankets of a single bed that smells faintly of lavender, having been neither undressed nor disarmed. The wall is to one side of her, a nightstand to the other. If she cared to assume that a trunk stood at the foot of the bed, she would not be mistaken.
Amelia herself lies atop the blankets of a single bed that smells faintly of lavender, having been neither undressed nor disarmed. The wall is to one side of her, a nightstand to the other. If she cared to assume that a trunk stood at the foot of the bed, she would not be mistaken.
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Except...
Amelia's sudden realization that something was wrong had her sitting up in bed with remarkable speed. She quickly checked herself for her things - clothes, weapons, hair pin - before surveying her surroundings. Everything about the place was unfamiliar, with one exception.
"I suppose this means all those things I could've sworn were a nightmare were, in fact, real, then?"
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So glad I rewatched Labyrinth yesterday. I feel like that first bit makes more sense that way.
It really doesn't, without that context, true.
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Have a story post.
Quite the post, indeed. (Sorry about the delay.)
(No worries. I wrote the above post over 5 hours during my first home brewing experience.)
(How did it go?)
(Stressful, but hopefully good. I'll find out in a month-ish!)
(Best of luck!)
(Thanks!)
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