part 333 wild ponies running free across the plain

[aphanon_meme]

Hi meme! How was your week? Mine was interesting. I just made pad thai noodles (this wasn't the interesting part) but the noodles came out too rubbery/chewy and I am disappointed. I'm also on an Izumi Yukimura kick today! Are you on any particular music kicks? (Also, man I wish you could embed videos on Dreamwidth! A gal can dream, I guess.)

Enjoy part 333!

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Re: ooc

[whorestria]

yeah, i feel like she would've grown up being self-sufficient because aside from having basic needs taken care of by maids and such, she would've been left to her own devices. awww little liech playing by herself, poor lamb. he would've made the effort with etiquette and maybe music but otherwise he was a hands-off 'parent' (not unlike upper class victorian dads, really). but she was such a good kid, he would always think fondly of her when he remembered she existed.

to be honest, he's not the best model for independence so he can't fault her at all. she never really got the chance, but she's done very well even so. he'll sing her praises if asked, as compared to the criticism he'd heap on his other 'kids'.

Re: ooc

[miss_neutrality]

Definitely! I do think she can be just the slightest bit high-maintenance sometimes though and it's because she had those servants around as a kid. She's mostly grown out of it in modern-day because she's had to do chores by herself, but it's not entirely gone.

She can't really bring herself to be critical of him--she's forgiving by nature and she's also used to looking up to him in general, so she automatically assumes he's great all around. It's not quite to the point of putting him on a pedestal, but she tends to write off his flaws as eccentricities rather than anything worse.

And AWW I'm just imagining him bragging about her and she never knows and ;3;

Re: ooc

[whorestria]

that's another thing she's picked up from his lifestyle, hehe = w =;

b-bawwww, like an eccentric old uncle everybody else can't stand. he won't praise her too much to her face, it's embarrassing for all involved. but he wouldn't realise she thinks so highly of him, either ; w ;