Logs:Orphaned
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| RL Date: 10 October, 2015 |
| Who: Suireh |
| Involves: Harper Hall, Healer Hall, High Reaches Weyr, Crom Hold |
| Type: Vignette |
| What: Suireh reacts. |
| Where: Harper Hall |
| When: Day 18, Month 13, Turn 38 (Interval 10) |
| Mentions: R'hin/Mentions, Riahla/Mentions |
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| She found out while teaching a class of apprentices on the theories of chords and how they relate to compositions and emotion. It was fitting really that she was in the middle of a minor major seventh. It was something that would amuse her later. She remembered overhearing the drums outside and some disturbance at Crom, but dismissing the rest of the message. Drums had never been her forte, and beyond knowing the codes for major events and areas, everything else could be a completely foreign dialect. But it was the moments after the young drummer senior apprentice sent to her classroom with the message appeared at the doorway, that Suireh could not remember. She would later learn what had happened, but none of what happened seemed like it was happening to her. She was told she had let out a cry and had fainted. She was told the class had been dismissed by one of her journeymen. She was told that she had raved for hours before passing out and then woke up raving again about having to find her father and mother. She was told she had been put in a healer's care for a few days. She was told her sister had come to visit, but had left because-, well Monaco. She could remember none of it in the wake of the seering, gut-wrenching pain when she finally could think straight. It hurt more this time around than when she remembered her mother passing. She just hurt everywhere in places she had not realized she could hurt again. |
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Jo (23:03, 10 October 2015 (PDT)) said...
Oh Suireh. ;-;
Leova (17:34, 11 October 2015 (PDT)) said...
The minor major seventh, and that she's not good with drums. The mourning.
(At least both parents are gone now, so no more hurting. Right? XD >.> )
Squishy (17:36, 11 October 2015 (PDT)) said...
This absolutely broke my heart to read. Poor Surieh.
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