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a voluntary walk
Jan 24, 2010 20:38
The woods, despite any and all thoughts of rebellion, are admittedly ... calming. They provide a sense of tranquility he does not know of amongst the busy streets and buildings of London city (
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jane_becomes
January 25 2010, 01:45:23 UTC
Jane is also walking in the woods, the day is quite beautiful and her thoughts have been complicated of late.
After her strange dream, she has not wanted to be inside as much and she has no idea if there is anyone who would understand.
So she is not aware yet that Tom is also walking in the woods.
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tom_lefroy
January 25 2010, 02:21:47 UTC
It is the sound of snapping twigs that gets his attention, and soon enough, he notices the recognizable figure walking almost in parallel to him.
It is a most familiar situation.
"Miss Austen!" he calls out.
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jane_becomes
January 25 2010, 02:23:00 UTC
His voice startles her and it takes Jane a long moment to find where he is so she can manage a smile,
"Good day to you, Mister Lefroy."
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tom_lefroy
January 25 2010, 02:25:08 UTC
He slowly makes his way towards her, his steps still slightly careful.
(So as to avoid the slosh and wet mud, as well as the aches in his muscles from his fight only a few days ago.)
"A good day, indeed," he responds. "Have you been well?"
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After her strange dream, she has not wanted to be inside as much and she has no idea if there is anyone who would understand.
So she is not aware yet that Tom is also walking in the woods.
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It is a most familiar situation.
"Miss Austen!" he calls out.
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"Good day to you, Mister Lefroy."
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(So as to avoid the slosh and wet mud, as well as the aches in his muscles from his fight only a few days ago.)
"A good day, indeed," he responds. "Have you been well?"
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