Oberon is bored and a bored fae is never a good thing. He's tired of everyone else pulling pranks while he sits and does nothing. So he devises his own ( Read more... )

Sylvette is sitting in the main room, leaning over a book. She is scanning the pages quite rapidly, and occasionally mumbles a few lines under her breath. On a table beside her sits a cold cup of tea. If one looks closely, one may see a tear in her eye.

Valjean hasn't been around the likes of here for quite sometime.He wanders around,not lost but almost unfamiliar with his surroundings.
He's mostly unaware of who the people who now reside here are, but he is always prepared to greet new faces. Valjean sits, wondering if anyone will approach him.

((Jean Valjean from Victor Hugo's Les Miserables

[A girl, younger than she looks and older than she seems. She takes in her surroundings with undisguised wonder, her hands pressed to her heart. The awe unflagging, she begins to explore, expressing no reservations about touching, lifting, feeling everything she sees that is curious to her.]

(Typist: Miranda, from The Tempest, by William

Polonius, in his learning to fireproof stuff, has not been the aptest of pupils ( Read more... )

Knights are nothing new at the Mansion, and even though the resident knights are more likely to drive their horses behind a plow than to ride them into battle, and may more often be found dueling recalcitrant weeds than evil knights, they are knights just the same, and so it is hardly an unusual or very remarkable thing to see a medieval knight on ( Read more... )

Here is a young girl of twenty, looking around herself in wonder. She has not always been here - only moments ago, she is sure, she was on her way to the wall to meet Percinet! Yet she is not surprised, nor very frightened, only amazed. She has never seen a place so large, and she cannot help but wish to explore every bit of it. It must be a grand ( Read more... )