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Post by griselda on Mar 23, 2006 21:03:36 GMT -5
Griselda glared over Flora. "Your room mate is missing, young lady," she informed her. "You're falling far behind in your schoolwork," she added.
She lifted her glasses up a bit. "Not to mention the strange whisphers I've heard. Now Flora, you have one chance to tell me directly what really happened to you."
Griselda knew full well what had happened. She was waiting to hear the truth from Flora. To be more specific, she was waiting to hear a lie, for an excuse to suspend her.
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Post by Demeter on Mar 23, 2006 21:06:50 GMT -5
Flora looked at Griselda. "You're asking me to remember things that are so fractured in my mind that I couldn't even begin to tell you if they were real or were just some story I heard." She leaned back in the chair. "All I can say is whatever happened has blocked memories from me so I can honestly say I have no idea what's going on. Ask Professor Palladium if you don't believe me."
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Post by griselda on Mar 23, 2006 21:16:24 GMT -5
Well, she gets a half point for honesty. A whole point would've been for saying her darkness had taken over.
"I don't need to ask the professor; I already know what happened," Griselda barked. Frankly, she didn't want to think about the professor. "What I am now looking for is a simple answer. Were you or were you not taken over by darkness? From what you've heard, not what you remember."
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Post by Demeter on Mar 23, 2006 22:31:23 GMT -5
Flora bit her lower lip. "According to some of my friends... yes..." She had to bite back the urge to snap at the professor 'If you already knew what happened, why the hell did you ask me?'.
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Post by griselda on Mar 24, 2006 19:21:36 GMT -5
Teenagers! "That's my buisness," Griselda snapped.
"I was going to offer you help to prevent this in the future, but why the hell should I? Honest or not, you don't seem to deserve it! Out! And you can forget about my helping you with your schoolwork as well!"
Griselda threw the door open and pointed out. She firmly believed she had done right - - and a part of her really had wanted to help Flora, because of a memory.
(Nineteen years ago) "Selda, stop it! STOP! You're hurting everyone!" "Selda!" "Are you SURE she's a fairy?!"
"I'm hurting everyone? Wh-wh-huh? What did I do?" Selda put her hand to her head, feeling like it weighed 1,000 pounds. The others ran off.
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Post by Demeter on Mar 24, 2006 19:51:42 GMT -5
OOC: Flora thought that last bit - she didn't say it out loud
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