Cora wanders into the bar absentmindedly, her hair starting to escape its braid and a large smudge of chalk on her cheek.
She fetches the cumbersome Ducks and Dictators: The History of the Ruling Class of Zenaflp 913 from the library, and orders some tea from a passing waitrat before going to sit down by the fire (though she pauses, a moment, when
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"I'm Cora, from Narnia, before I forget. It is very nice to meet you."
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She's heard of the stables but, being unable to ride herself, didn't really pay much attention.
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[OOC:Erk, sorry, I don't have notifications turned on]
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"Aye, I am - Gore is Britanina...Aengleland? I think most people know it as."
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She doesn't sound much like the English people Cora has met, but she has not met very many to judge.
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"It is usually like that." A little smile.
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She sees the ring, but does not think much of it--most women of Morgne's age are married, though Cora has not yet grown too old for such.
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"Unless one is from the stories, of course...but then you couldn't meet others."
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