here we go again
08-10-2015, 11:47 AM
(This post was last modified: 08-18-2015, 06:39 PM by Lillianna.)
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If she could scream, she would.
Unfortunately for her, that was not an option. Hell, talking was barely an option. Even eating was hard. She was having to eat regurgitated food again, like a pup, because she wasn't able to eat normally. She was also avoiding Motif and Vail like the plague, sulking instead by the water, looking down over the water and dangling a paw in it, feeling the spray, feeling a little sorry for herself, a little frustrated, and a lot angry. That anger was mixed with frustration, though, which was why Lillie just sort of tried to lock those emotions away.
If she were to get too angry, she'd get so frustrated she would cry. Which she hated. Still, locking her emotions away couldn't completely get rid of the feeling of wanting to bite something and tear it apart. Unfortunately for her, she couldn't bite down on anything at all. IT didn't help that she couldn't see out of one eye, too, with the right half of her face swathed in herbs and some under her jaws. IT had taken some tough negotiation for Lillie to not have her jaw wrapped.
Regardless, she was stuck. And bored. And frustrated. And the same thoughts over and over again in her head.
"Speech"
If she could scream, she would.
Unfortunately for her, that was not an option. Hell, talking was barely an option. Even eating was hard. She was having to eat regurgitated food again, like a pup, because she wasn't able to eat normally. She was also avoiding Motif and Vail like the plague, sulking instead by the water, looking down over the water and dangling a paw in it, feeling the spray, feeling a little sorry for herself, a little frustrated, and a lot angry. That anger was mixed with frustration, though, which was why Lillie just sort of tried to lock those emotions away.
If she were to get too angry, she'd get so frustrated she would cry. Which she hated. Still, locking her emotions away couldn't completely get rid of the feeling of wanting to bite something and tear it apart. Unfortunately for her, she couldn't bite down on anything at all. IT didn't help that she couldn't see out of one eye, too, with the right half of her face swathed in herbs and some under her jaws. IT had taken some tough negotiation for Lillie to not have her jaw wrapped.
Regardless, she was stuck. And bored. And frustrated. And the same thoughts over and over again in her head.
"Speech"
Note: Lillie has scars over her right eye and down her cheek. She also has scars under her chin and on her jaw. Her tables and art will most likely not reflect this. Unless it is specified otherwise, assume Lillianna is accompanied by her companion.
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