Galina Maraloffski saunters in, completely self-assured and in control. She is amazingly tall, slender, and beautiful like her mother, but something in her features is a little hard and cruel, inherited from her father. She looks around for a moment. This place is unfamiliar, but she wouldn't be here if she couldn't use it to her advantage in some ( Read more... )

Konstantin Sabouroff scrambled into the room, stopped, looked around, and hesitated, scuffing the toe of his shoe against the carpet. He wanted to scramble back out, find his mother or his father. But he'd heard that his siblings were here, and anything they can do, he can do better, isn't that what his father always says? So he'll stay.

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He acts as if he's been around here before, and likely he has. He's dressed similar to what you'd expect Marius Pontmercy to wear, since he normally lives in Paris and practices law. How much history he's weathered is probably not obvious at a glance. There's something defiant and almost rebellious about him, despite that he tries to conduct ( Read more... )

Her hair is styled in a manner that looks quite impossible, her collar high, her dress is made of some fabric softer than even the finest silks and while it may seem quite ridiculous and unmanageable to others, by Wonderlandian standards it is quite simple, at least for a Princess. Her eyes are soft and her skin smooth, a smile turned on her lips ( Read more... )

The most immediately noticeable thing about her is that she is incredibly small. This, combined with her pale complexion and the tumble of blonde curls, has the effect of making her look more than anything like a little porcelain doll. She carries a knife in one tiny boot, though she isn't quick to use it, and a satchel containing the very same ( Read more... )

Enter another young man, also dark-haired, perhaps similar to the last in other ways as well -- including the pamphlets he carries. His expression as he takes in his surroundings is one of mild concern and great interest; it is a new place, and he has always been taught that by learning about new places one can also learn a great deal about one's ( Read more... )