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entrancelogs2014-10-24 03:06 pm
first_demon) wrote in entrancelogs2014-10-24 03:06 pm
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Who: "Lily Gardener," the once and soon to be again Lilith
Where: The School (10/24-25), Outside The Diner(10/26-10/27), Around Storybrooke (10/27-10/28).
When: 10/24-10/28
Rating: R
Summary: Lily Gardener's life may not be completely perfect, but it's the only life she knows. Or is it?
Notes: Let me know if you want a private scene and another location. I am flexible.
The Story:
OCTOBER 24th-25th: The School
After the last of the students had been collected, Lilith retreated to the playground, choosing to occupy one of the picnic tables as she reviewed her lesson plan for the next week. Her hair was pulled back in a pony tail, allowing her to lean closer to the papers without her vision being blocked. It was a chilly day, requiring her to wear a jacket, the northern winds harsh against the setting sun.
Everything seemed such a routine. She only had a few hours to finish this before having to go home and relieve the babysitter. Her daughter was waiting and she wanted to spend time with her. How much easier would it be if she had someone else in her life? Someone to help her shoulder the load of life, mortgage and family?
Her life was good enough, at least. It wasn't the happy ending she had wanted or hope for, but what could she do? She still loved a man that toyed with her, cheated on her and dumped her. No one else being able to compare to the one figure that dominated her life. But how long could she allow herself to brood over this or deny the fact that she wasn't happy with her situation? What could she even do to change her life?
OCTOBER 26th-27th: Outside the Diner
She had promised her daughter an ice cream sundae, wanting to give her a treat after such a long week. Between her own frustrations and the awkward meetings with some of her exes, Lily was eager to spend time with her family and to remind herself why she needed to make a better life. Maybe in a place away from Luke Shurley and his influence. Just a town to start again in.
Lily smiled at Eve, showing her to a small booth for them to sit at. After ordering the treat and a coffee for herself. She listened to the chatter that all children provide when excited for their day. Eve was beautiful, her perfect gift. Didn't she deserve a better place than Storybrooke and a father that could love her, even if she wasn't his?
OCTOBER 28th: The streets of Storybrooke
It was all a lie. At least to an extent. These memories in her head, this other life that she could remember, they all perfectly synchronized in her head. The problems of Storybrooke and the demon Lilith were parallel. Didn't she also pine after the approval and affection of a man that had shown to have little regard for her?
Not everything was lost and this brought a great deal of clarity into her life. It may have left her feeling awkward and strange around certain other figures, but she knew now what she needed to do. What path she wanted to take.
Where: The School (10/24-25), Outside The Diner(10/26-10/27), Around Storybrooke (10/27-10/28).
When: 10/24-10/28
Rating: R
Summary: Lily Gardener's life may not be completely perfect, but it's the only life she knows. Or is it?
Notes: Let me know if you want a private scene and another location. I am flexible.
The Story:
OCTOBER 24th-25th: The School
After the last of the students had been collected, Lilith retreated to the playground, choosing to occupy one of the picnic tables as she reviewed her lesson plan for the next week. Her hair was pulled back in a pony tail, allowing her to lean closer to the papers without her vision being blocked. It was a chilly day, requiring her to wear a jacket, the northern winds harsh against the setting sun.
Everything seemed such a routine. She only had a few hours to finish this before having to go home and relieve the babysitter. Her daughter was waiting and she wanted to spend time with her. How much easier would it be if she had someone else in her life? Someone to help her shoulder the load of life, mortgage and family?
Her life was good enough, at least. It wasn't the happy ending she had wanted or hope for, but what could she do? She still loved a man that toyed with her, cheated on her and dumped her. No one else being able to compare to the one figure that dominated her life. But how long could she allow herself to brood over this or deny the fact that she wasn't happy with her situation? What could she even do to change her life?
OCTOBER 26th-27th: Outside the Diner
She had promised her daughter an ice cream sundae, wanting to give her a treat after such a long week. Between her own frustrations and the awkward meetings with some of her exes, Lily was eager to spend time with her family and to remind herself why she needed to make a better life. Maybe in a place away from Luke Shurley and his influence. Just a town to start again in.
Lily smiled at Eve, showing her to a small booth for them to sit at. After ordering the treat and a coffee for herself. She listened to the chatter that all children provide when excited for their day. Eve was beautiful, her perfect gift. Didn't she deserve a better place than Storybrooke and a father that could love her, even if she wasn't his?
OCTOBER 28th: The streets of Storybrooke
It was all a lie. At least to an extent. These memories in her head, this other life that she could remember, they all perfectly synchronized in her head. The problems of Storybrooke and the demon Lilith were parallel. Didn't she also pine after the approval and affection of a man that had shown to have little regard for her?
Not everything was lost and this brought a great deal of clarity into her life. It may have left her feeling awkward and strange around certain other figures, but she knew now what she needed to do. What path she wanted to take.
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When he stands, he hovers instead of moving to her side as he would have last night. There is something he feels he should say.
"You would not hurt me even if you did not have this -- other set of memories."
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She couldn't even if she wanted to. But he wouldn't hurt her either. He knew how to touch her in a way she had never been confronted with before. How was it even possible?
"How can you know?" Lilith whispered, clutching the hand print tighter.
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This time he does stand to move a step toward her. His head is starting to ache again, and he isn't entirely certain that it's going to stop.
"I -- should leave. This day will no doubt be a difficult one." And he had to talk to Daniel -- no, Kevin.
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"Yes," she nods, wiping at her face, not wanting him to think this is because of him. She was mourning the loss of her life.
"You have family to see, to talk to."
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How cruel this place was to Kevin. Perhaps it was just the way of the prophets to be miserable.
He nods quickly, gathering the sheet around his waist so that he can hurry back to his vehicle. He'll -- have to return them later.