Amy comes downstairs, humming a little, and stops short when her clothes are suddenly not her clothes. She's even more confused when a glance at Simon Perryvall reveals that he is now wearing a waistcoat and glasses, and carrying a pocket watch
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A beat, and then she remembers her manners. "Good evening, Bran. You're . . . sparkling."
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He waves a glinting hand. "Of course, Lilly Kane thought I needed some costume, so she thoughtfully provided glitter."
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"I think Lilly is fond of glitter."
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Her outfit, however, might cause a second look.
She turns, and sees Amy, and Anne is glowing.
Literally. There is golden glitter in her hair and on her shoulders and eyelashes, and it catches the light rather prettily.
"Amy! I see it happened to you, too."
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She notices the glitter. "Did Lilly Kane get you, too?"
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"...no, she didn't."
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"But someone did?"
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Odd clothing, yes, but he still recognises her, and after taking a deep breath, he moves toward her, drawing his sword as he goes.
He might look threatening, but only for a moment. When he reaches her, he kneels before her, laying his naked blade at her feet.
"My lady princess," he says, his eyes on the floor, "I have treated thee most shamefully. I call myself neither knight nor king, and am but a humble supplicant before thee. The Great Lion himself knighted me with this sword, and I swear by it and by His golden mane that I shall not touch it again until I have performed whatever tasks you deem necessary in payment of my great debt of honour to thee."
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At any rate, she blinks down at the top of the gentleman's head, quite clearly confused, and not a little concerned about the sword.
"I'm sorry," she says finally. "Have we met?"
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But then his eyes are fixed once more on the floor.
"Thou'rt right, princess. I do not deserve to have thee recognise me."
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"Peter?" she says. "Peter, what are you doing?"
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