Jun 23, 2006 11:59
The bedroom in my old house, the Hermitage. Sometimes I go back there when I want to be alone.
It hasn't changed much from the way I left it all those years ago. The paint on the walls has faded from age and there's a thick layer of dust all over everything. And some of my clothes still hanging in the closet are so moth-eaten that they're unsalvageable. But it's still my room.
What I do there depends on how I'm feeling. Sometimes I'll take a book or two over there, or I'll take my music. Other times, when the thought of XANA looming over our heads gets too overwhelming or I miss my father too much, I go up there and just sit by myself for a while.
And, for a minute, I can pretend that there is no XANA, no threat to the world. That my father is safe and sound at home, playing the piano downstairs.
theatrical muse