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paradisa2013-01-14 07:53 am
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Wonderland: Day Two
It's another frabjous day in Wonderland! Everyone who entered the world yesterday is very much still there, and there seems to be more for them to explore today!

The Queen's Courtyard and Castle
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Bored as hell she starts to paint the leaves around the roses, leaving rings of red leaves around white roses]
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It looks better that way.
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I so wanna watch Fern Gully now... :3
Best movie ever :D
\o/
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Hmm. Those flowers are pretty. Really pretty... She's peering at one when she notices that there's red leaves around the white rose. Leaning forward, she sniffs the rose. Hmm. The color contrast looks nice...
She's not seen many roses in her day, but she's definitely never seen roses with red leaves... And that's when she notices the little fairy... And waves. She always waves at fairies when she sees them. Besides she thiiiinks she might know that particular fairy.
"Hey."
[she says softly.]
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Re: The Queen's Courtyard and Castle
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They were right here. Just twenty minutes ago I saw them myself.
[The Queen shoved at the two cards who were a walking sideboard as they held a table between them and followed her at her command.]
WHERE ARE MY TARTS!
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The Castle Kitchen
Not this pan, you imbecile, I want the other one!
The Tulgey Wood
The Flowers
I'm so glad I live on the water. It makes it so much easier to see my own reflection!
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Re: The Tulgey Wood
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But it just isn't working and she can't help but feel a little uneasy. It feels more and more like she's only succeeding in traveling deeper into the woods, judging by how dark it appears to have become. What a sight she must be, her long hair free flowing and littered with stray twigs and leaves.
Oh, she will never trust mirrors ever again. ]
What a time to become lost..
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Beach
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The Gryphon
So she's decided to spend the day at the beach. She found a nice large rock to stretch out on and is lazily watching the passings by with the hope that some of these newcomers might have a tale or two to tell.]
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Finally! A wall-less beach!
[Gold kicks off his shoes and goes straight to the water]
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The Mad Tea Party
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Standing on the table is the Mad Hatter, shouting at the top of her lungs:]
Come on, now! Time for tea, time for tea!
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The Wall
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She'll just rest here. It's as good as any place, right?]
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Mirror, Mirror
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So, a stack of library books in hand about 'Wonderland', Genis gets closer to the mirror...
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How strange...
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