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Mar. 9th, 2006 11:56 pmKitty does not wish to leave the Dreaming. Not really.
But it's all so almost-real in the way--in the way the place that isn't now, at all, was almost real, and it's too easy to see faces that she shouldn't, now, in the dreams.
And there's always duty.
Always.
To herself and her world and her friends and to Edmund, too.
That said, she finds herself standing at his
(their)
painting, and uncertainly triggers the chime after a moment.
But it's all so almost-real in the way--in the way the place that isn't now, at all, was almost real, and it's too easy to see faces that she shouldn't, now, in the dreams.
And there's always duty.
Always.
To herself and her world and her friends and to Edmund, too.
That said, she finds herself standing at his
(their)
painting, and uncertainly triggers the chime after a moment.
