Wanda had a problem. It was hardly an urgent one, and she'd merrily set it aside for weeks, but now that she'd gotten accustomed to the new and arguably improved island-that-wasn't-an-island-anymore, it was time to get down to business
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"I'll be glad to help." She answered, almost insistantly. Her own garments consisted of a mix of modern and 'victorian': a blouse, waistcoat and skirts, but cut in a less fussy way. "Just promise we could go to someplace warmer."
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"How have you been dressing before, if you can't lace up stays by yourself?" Not that Felicity was making fun of her or anything, stays were bothersome things if one hadn't worn them in so long-or even if one had.
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"I would rather stick with improvisation." She said. "Alright, just turn around and hold the corset it, I'll lace it for you."
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As she spoke, she started loosening the laces to the corset, metholodically tightening them so she could properly tie it up.
"Let me know if it's too tight, you're actually supposed to be able to breath with it on." Well, if she expect to be able to run around, she wouldn't be able to breath properly if she was wearing a corset, but it wasn't meant to totally constrict breathing.
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It wound up being tighter than she was expecting, but since her breathing felt relatively unimpeded, she had to assume that that was the way it was supposed to fit. "That doesn't feel too bad."
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"Just wait till you need to get some place in a hurry, or try anything athletic, then it'll feel bad. I remember telling mother how much they itched and pinched into my back."
"Nearly done." She started finishing up adjusting the laces.
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