Lord Jones, I have finished with your book. When would be a convenient time to return it to you?

[She glances down at the copy of the play in her lap.]This has been a - a most insightful play. Inaccurate in regard to details, but accurate in spirit, I think. Though I can but hope Lord Shakespeare has misrepresented my Romeo's actions near the ( Read more... )

[Juliet is sitting primly near her fire, and looking straight into the camera on the PCD. Today, she intends for it to capture her words.]Lady Alexia spoke yesterday of the library, and of books missing from its shelves. There is one such book missing that I would like to read, and thus I ask if anyone should have it in their home, that it be ( Read more... )

[Juliet is working on some sort of sewing project, sitting by the window in the main room of the Capulet house. She concentrates fully on the purple fabric, not looking up to speak.]It has been six months since I arrived to this city. Six months to the day. During such time, I have gained and lost family, made very dear friends, and found myself ( Read more... )