For anyone who cares to take notice, there is a very pretty young girl sitting in a chair, reading something. It is Sibyl Vane (well, Gray now, for all intents and purposes), and she is diligently going over her lines for Cyrano's play. She is determined to give a fantastic performance, and to show everyone that her acting is just as good as it
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"I'm not certain there's a date yet, but when there is, you'll be the first to know! I so want you to be proud of me..."
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She's dressed in period clothing, though there's something a bit... off about it. She seems to have perhaps removed or adapted her dress to be more contemporary, and it's not awful looking at all.
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"Pardon me, miss, but I just thought I ought to tell you that I think you've got a lovely dress on."
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"Oh, thank you, Madam." She struggles not to stand and curtsy - something she's trying to do, to be less Victorian, at the request of her boyfriend. It's working... with mitigated success, aside from the dress. "It was an experiment. I am pleased that you approve."
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"Yes, I think it's very lovely! -- I'm Sibyl," she adds, smiling.
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"Oh, dear. I don't believe I've seen you around here before."
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"Oh, no, I don't believe we've met, miss."
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He'll stop and sit quietly on the stairs, and clear his throat.
"An engaging read, Mrs. Gray?"
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"Oh, quite! It's this very lovely play, you see, and very fascinating!"
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And she holds it up to show him just which play she's been studying.
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"It's a play, miss. A play written by one of our very own residents, and it's very lovely!"
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"I am! I used to act in London."
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