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HeyThereLittleBear
Guest
Anit was an interesting thing as he made a comment about the fact he would likely not fit in very well with the other guests. It was true, he would likely tower over even the tallest of men and would be able to frighten the gentler women. It was precisely why she was interested in taking him with her as the gatherings were usually a boring event. With something as terrifying as Anit at her side she wouldn't have to sit through the boring conversation and almost niceties. They wouldn't attempt to kill her with small talk about things she didn't care about and pressure her, again, into trying to find an appropriate husband because "Well, time is ticking away, you know, and child bearing hips don't last forever".
"You know, you may have a point there," She joked back, holding back laughter at the thought of one of the ladies attempting to dance with him and his large feet, much less one of them approaching him, "Perhaps you'll just have to dance with me, then. I can teach you a thing or two about the world that I live in... You'll need to know it since you'll be living here too, now." She offered him another smile, leaning over to brush across his arm again.
The world around the carriage had turned to houses, most of them wood and nicely built though some made of brick. Candles flickered in most windows and the people were turning to stare at her as they passed, mostly curious over the beast sitting opposite of her. It took Elizabeth a moment to understand the expressions she was seeing, her brow furrowed, "They're scared of you." She commented, a statement and not a question, "They always fear what they don't understand."
She turned away from the window now, flashing him a reassuring smile, "This is going to be a fun luncheon... Are you ready?"
"You know, you may have a point there," She joked back, holding back laughter at the thought of one of the ladies attempting to dance with him and his large feet, much less one of them approaching him, "Perhaps you'll just have to dance with me, then. I can teach you a thing or two about the world that I live in... You'll need to know it since you'll be living here too, now." She offered him another smile, leaning over to brush across his arm again.
The world around the carriage had turned to houses, most of them wood and nicely built though some made of brick. Candles flickered in most windows and the people were turning to stare at her as they passed, mostly curious over the beast sitting opposite of her. It took Elizabeth a moment to understand the expressions she was seeing, her brow furrowed, "They're scared of you." She commented, a statement and not a question, "They always fear what they don't understand."
She turned away from the window now, flashing him a reassuring smile, "This is going to be a fun luncheon... Are you ready?"