Plourr Estillo (
fighting_mad) wrote2006-07-11 08:27 pm
[OOM] Eiattu - Palace
Princess Isplourrdacartha Estillo is in a Mood.
She has been pressed into wearing a dress. This is bad enough in and of itself, but the green gown has a train that she keeps nearly tripping on, and also involved are: makeup, earrings, high-heeled shoes, and some sort of weird styling substance in her short hair. She looks beautiful; she feels a fool.
Train gathered up in one hand, she stalks through the palace, two members of her Guard following at a safe distance. She hardly notices the startled palace staff and assorted courtiers that she passes as she makes her way down several levels, toward the Great Hall. She was already annoyed enough to have to take time out of a very busy schedule for a formal supper with assorted nobles and high muckety-mucks, and this evening seems to be intent on raising her blood pressure by the second.
She veers from her path; throws open a set of old-fashioned wooden doors and steps out onto the small balcony, into the heavy Eiattu night air. She whirls back and barks, "Come out here and I'll vape you!" at her bodyguards.
She doesn't have a blaster--can't fit even a holdout anywhere under this kriffing clingy thing-- but they don't know that. The man and woman glance at each other, then hurriedly close the balcony doors to wait in the corridor inside.
Plourr leans on the railing, looking at the bright lights of Eiattu's bustling capital city through the low-hanging leaves of a courant tree, and she grits her teeth.
She has been pressed into wearing a dress. This is bad enough in and of itself, but the green gown has a train that she keeps nearly tripping on, and also involved are: makeup, earrings, high-heeled shoes, and some sort of weird styling substance in her short hair. She looks beautiful; she feels a fool.
Train gathered up in one hand, she stalks through the palace, two members of her Guard following at a safe distance. She hardly notices the startled palace staff and assorted courtiers that she passes as she makes her way down several levels, toward the Great Hall. She was already annoyed enough to have to take time out of a very busy schedule for a formal supper with assorted nobles and high muckety-mucks, and this evening seems to be intent on raising her blood pressure by the second.
She veers from her path; throws open a set of old-fashioned wooden doors and steps out onto the small balcony, into the heavy Eiattu night air. She whirls back and barks, "Come out here and I'll vape you!" at her bodyguards.
She doesn't have a blaster--can't fit even a holdout anywhere under this kriffing clingy thing-- but they don't know that. The man and woman glance at each other, then hurriedly close the balcony doors to wait in the corridor inside.
Plourr leans on the railing, looking at the bright lights of Eiattu's bustling capital city through the low-hanging leaves of a courant tree, and she grits her teeth.

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"Count Pernon! Your father..."
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Standing in the corridor as people bustle around them (staring), Grand Duke Gror Pernon nods dismissively to the woman. "Lady Tandy." She takes the hint and gets the hell out of dodge.
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"Your Grace."
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"I am escorting the Princess to dinner."
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"I was unaware I was doing anything out of the ordinary."
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She is corrupting his son. He used to be normal.
"You have paint," he hisses, "on your face."
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And face says 'maybe you'd better go lie down'.
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Back to Rial, voice dropped low: "Are you trying to embarrass me? Because you're doing a damn fine job of it!"
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"Father, perhaps you should sit down."
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Under his breath, "Clearly hallucinating."
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Rial shrugs.
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"Of course. Where are we sitting?"
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Shrugs.
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"You're across the table from me," she murmurs, and then smiles as she takes her chair beside the head of the table, waving the rest of them to their seats. And nodding to Rial's parents, who are sitting at the head. The Duke does not look particularly pleased, but he nods in return.
No one sits at the foot of the table, the place traditionally for her parents.
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