Ebony
Super-Earth
- Joined
- May 4, 2012
Juliette moved through the quiet village. She loved her hometown. Serene, quiet and uneventful; much like her. Juliette was interesting but, being a woman, she was taught to suppress her individuality. She was condemned to wear the same dull colours on her gown, the same bland hair tied into an elaborate bun, and the same husband she had been promised to so many years ago. Being the daughter of the King, Juliette had her husband picked out many years before it had even been relevant to think of men, therefore, her was nearly ten years older than Juliette, who was only 19 and at her prime. Juliette didn't mind the age gap, what she minded was the fact that she couldn't pick for herself.
Today, Juliette had her dark brown hair put into a high bun. She refused to wear the elaborate wigs that had been made for her, and only wore them on special occasions like balls. Since today was nothing special, she just kept her hair the way it was. She longed to undo the ribbon and let it flow past her shoulder blades, but she knew it would be 'improper' of her to do such a thing, so she left it alone. Her dark eyes and pale face would have been beautiful with a satin blue dress, but instead were marred by the red-brown gown she was forced to wear. Her mother had refused to let her have any say in the design of her dress, so her ideas about a higher hem and visible corset were ignored.
Instead, her hemline reached the floor, and her waistline was unrecognisable under the loose material that didn't complement her figure in any way. The colours of the dress were plain ugly. White and brown-red clashed and washed out her already pale face.
So, understandably, Juliette was in a foul mood. She wandered the various stalls, not bothering to make small talk or be courteous to those who bowed before her if they recognised her. She was simply tired of her boring, quiet life.
Today, Juliette had her dark brown hair put into a high bun. She refused to wear the elaborate wigs that had been made for her, and only wore them on special occasions like balls. Since today was nothing special, she just kept her hair the way it was. She longed to undo the ribbon and let it flow past her shoulder blades, but she knew it would be 'improper' of her to do such a thing, so she left it alone. Her dark eyes and pale face would have been beautiful with a satin blue dress, but instead were marred by the red-brown gown she was forced to wear. Her mother had refused to let her have any say in the design of her dress, so her ideas about a higher hem and visible corset were ignored.
Instead, her hemline reached the floor, and her waistline was unrecognisable under the loose material that didn't complement her figure in any way. The colours of the dress were plain ugly. White and brown-red clashed and washed out her already pale face.
So, understandably, Juliette was in a foul mood. She wandered the various stalls, not bothering to make small talk or be courteous to those who bowed before her if they recognised her. She was simply tired of her boring, quiet life.