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Nov 12, 2006 22:46

There's a chill in the air with winter coming on, and the princess of Judea has, apparently, lost patience with shivering. She is rifling through what clothing she can find in the plothole, running her hands over fabrics and rubbing them against her cheek to test the feel. Should anyone have the urge to get a scantily clad Salome properly clothed ( Read more... )

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war_prize November 13 2006, 05:39:53 UTC
"I should try the peacock blue," Briseis murmurs. She stands in the doorway, half in and half out of the room, watching Salome - silently, up until now.

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danceinblood November 13 2006, 05:47:37 UTC
Salome whirls around with a startled sound. Then, composing herself, she takes the blue up, examining it. "Does it suit?" she asks, holding it up near to her face -- as much to feel the fabric against her cheek as to check the colour.

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war_prize November 13 2006, 06:01:21 UTC
"It suits very well," Briseis answers gravely, and takes one step inside the room. "And for the winter months ahead, it seems warm, as well."

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danceinblood November 13 2006, 06:06:44 UTC
"Ay, 'tis so. The air grows so cold!" Salome wraps the cloth about her shoulders like a shawl, reveling in its soft-warmness.

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alwayshaveperu November 13 2006, 07:06:16 UTC
Sam wanders in bundled up in a coat and scarf, hands thrust deep into the pockets. She grins a little upon noticing Salome and, by extension, Salome's near-nakedness. "Are you a belly-dancer? Not really the season for it."

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danceinblood November 13 2006, 15:44:47 UTC
Salome blinks at her, utterly confused. "I am Herodias' daughter." She really needs to stop giving this response to everything.

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alwayshaveperu November 13 2006, 17:16:26 UTC
"Not what I asked." Sam's looking her up and down, half-appreciatively, half with mild disapproval. "Aren't you cold?"

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danceinblood November 13 2006, 18:09:37 UTC
She nods, holding up the fabric she has been toying with by way of explanation. "The air grows chill."

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