Lucy Pevensie, The Valiant (
called_lioness) wrote in
milliways_bar2005-10-21 07:13 pm
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One blonde Pevensie girl (no. Not Susan. I don't care what the BBC says.) has tea, in a bar.
There is an oom coming where she finds out her blond brother (this is not hard) has left the bar, and it is millitimed to before this.
But there is no woe.
Because woe would make the mun's head break.
A bit of quietness, though. Lots of quietness, in fact.
And a notebook, being written in.
And there you have it.
There is an oom coming where she finds out her blond brother (this is not hard) has left the bar, and it is millitimed to before this.
But there is no woe.
Because woe would make the mun's head break.
A bit of quietness, though. Lots of quietness, in fact.
And a notebook, being written in.
And there you have it.

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She'd very much like to avoid woe, too.
So she's a little hesitant to approach the Pevensie girl, given earlier conversations with members of that family.
But.
"Good evening."
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Really.
Lucy looks up and smiles, faintly. "Good evening."
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"I'm . . ." there's a pause while she tries to figure out just which description she should use, and then finishes " . . . Amy."
Then slightly more certainly, "I'm Caspian's sister."
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It's all the tea's fault, really.
*blames tea*
"Oh!" She blinks, and then smiles again and gestures to the chair. "Would you sit?"
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"Thank you," Amy says, settling into the chair in a swirl of skirts. The dress is still pretty new.
"It's very nice to finally meet you."
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Totally in Disneyland.
(Disneyland can be scary, y'know. It's a Small World folken are possessed.)
"And you. I'd hoped to meet you before, but...I don't think I'm as good at being social as some," she admits.
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A girl with a headful of bright, red hair made her way to the adjacent table, a cane extended before her and a glass of something fizzy in her free hand. After checking to ensure her chosen table was unoccupied, she slowly sat and took a sip from the glass with a contented sigh.
Upon hearing the scratch of pen upon paper in close proximity, Ivy turned and smiled. "I hear that you are writing. I do hope my sitting here is not a bother. I can move if you like."
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"Would you like to join me?" After a moment's uncertainty.
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"Fancy seeing you here. I'm famished and didn't feel like cooking. Want me to get you anything?"
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...Susan who maybe should find out about Edmund? Um. UP TO SUSAN'S MUN AHAHAHAH.
*avoids*
"Please do. Surprise me?"
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"I'll be right back."
Susan goes to the bar and returns shortly with two shepherds pies.
"Here you are, dear."
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She grins, again, and kisses Susan's cheek. "Thanks, Sue. Tea?"
Lucy always has tea.
And many cups.
It's just considerate!
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Except, y'know.
Pevensie.
So not really.
"Sweet as you like it, then," and the cup is offered.
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"You know, this place has exceptionally good tea. I can't get over it sometimes."
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Lucy thinks highly of Aziraphael.
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