The tournament had been a good one, and Arthur was pleased.

Mostly. Something very odd had happened with the archery competition. He still could not figure out exactly why he had suddenly been very, very aware of the woman he was up against, especially considering the sensation passed as quickly as it came on (just long enough to miss his shot, ( Read more... )

Juliet really hasn't had fun like this in...years. The last time she was at a fair, was the last time her parents were actually married. But now, with Jonah safely in the care of Erica and John who'd gone to the fair the night before, Juliet's hand in hand with James, holding a foot long corn dog in one hand and James's hand in the other. She has a ( Read more... )

Balthazar had attended is fair share of carnivals and amusement parks back home once he slipped away from Heaven during the whole apocalypse thing and pretended to be dead. He enjoyed them immensely. The ride, the food, the lights - all of it was a great distraction and provided many hours of entertainment. When the fair appeared in Haurvatat, he ( Read more... )

Raven had spent some time yesterday at the fair, and was back tonight watching cheesy magic shows, eating greasy food, listening to bands, and then riding the rides. She'd just finished watching a set of jugglers tossing around flaming bowling pins and had even volunteered to stand in between them for the finale as they juggled knives within inches ( Read more... )

Amy Wong (fully dressed this time) was out and about, enjoying the fair. She didn't know it was the first of its kind in the village, considering she had just arrived the day before, but she was enjoying herself nonetheless ( Read more... )

The feelings swirling around the fair were like pages in a child's coloring book, flat and brightly colored. She let them swirl around her along with the sounds, sights and scents as she waited for Chuck. Perhaps he could decipher some of these odd signs for her -- elephant ears? And why would anyone make a cake out of funnels?

"I hate these goddamned things."  Bobby muttered to the younger man beside him as they made their way through the crowd of the fair.  As he looked around, he kept an eye out for any brightly colored faces.  Clowns creeped him out, an idea that he knew he shared with Sam.

"Oh come on, Bobby.  It's not that bad."  Sam smiled, even though he was ( Read more... )

Lucy would claim she was a bit too old for ferris wheels and carnival games, and would insist her participation at the fair was strictly work related, as pictures of cute kids having fun would make for good front page material for the paper. And clearly, someone would need to write an article on it, since the fun atmosphere made for a nice change ( Read more... )

The fair wasn't quite like the May Day celebration that Morgana had witnessed in the village. Nor was it like anything she'd seen before. She'd stood and watched the rides, not quite understanding what they were and attempted to ride one just to experience it. The cage, for that was what it looked like, spun around and twisted. Despite being held ( Read more... )

Molly would have loved this. The variety of things to do at the faire, all the rides and stalls. She always enjoyed the occasional things like this whenever they came near London and Alex has the time off. She tried to get the time whenever she could to let Molly enjoy anything and everything she could but being on her own with her and with her job ( Read more... )