Lizzy was curled up in an armchair in the corner of the Ravenclaw Common Room, hugging her knees to her chest ( Read more... )

The letter is smudged in several places, and very hastily written. The signature is almost illegible from tear-stains.

Mel- 
I beg your forgiveness, (the rest of the line is obscured by an ink spill) 
You were right about Mr. Darcy. Please, may I speak with you? I have never felt so wretched in my life. 
-Lizzy

This letter was written with equal haste ( Read more... )

Mr. Darcy departed the Ravenclaw common room to give Dom de Winter some space, and opted to head outward to the castle proper rather than inward to his room.

He left the castle, book in hand, to explore the grounds in search of a quiet spot to read.

( And this weak and idle theme,/
No more yielding than a dream.../
Give me your hands, if we be friends,/
And Robin shall restore amends. )

Robin, having made a very sex-filled profitable trip to London after being called away by a business associate, returned to Hogwarts in quite high spirits. After settling back into his room, Robin made his way to the Owlry, whistling a jaunty tune, and sent off three notes.

( Owl to Elizabeth Bennett )

Sarah Jane was bored and wandering around. She hadn't been paying much attention as to what was going on lately. Just minding her own business and not seeing anyone but Harry really. She didn't mean to, she just figured giving people space was for the best. But now her own curiousity was getting the better of her and she was wandering down the hall ( Read more... )

OOC: Possibly Backdated, I dunnoSimkin was in a peculiar mood, partly because he was bored, and partly because he'd discovered he was feeling actual affection of some kind for the mortals around him. This was vaguely disconcerting, but also an interesting change. Stagnation was not something Simkin particularly enjoyed, and generally did whatever ( Read more... )

Elizabeth was, unhappily, in search of Mr. Darcy. Having discovered how to send mail to the outside world (by owl, which amused Lizzy exceedingly), she was conscious of her promise to inform him how he might reach his sister ( Read more... )

Mel can't/doesn't need to/doesn't feel like sleep (ing ( Read more... )

After a highly disturbing unexpected meeting with Mr. Darcy, Lizzy was more than willing to simply get away and attempt to write a letter to her sister, Jane.

She had penned a passable leter to her sister that said little more than that she was safe, in good health, and trapped in Scotland with Mr. Darcy for the time being, and attempted to lure an ( Read more... )