CHAMBERS, samara b. (tracelines) wrote in pandorarpg, @ 2012-01-30 18:01:00 |
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Entry tags: | !status: incomplete, ^date: november 14 2003, character: astoria greengrass, character: samara capper |
Characters: Samara Chambers & Astoria Greengrass
Setting: Carousel, Diagon Alley, 14 November 2003, 1:30pm
Rating: General Public
Summary: Samara needs to talk with Astoria about the Obliviators and catch up as well.
Samara had agreed to meet Astoria at the trendy restaurant in Diagon Alley so they could talk about the Obliviators and to catch up seeing as they had not sat down together in a while. Now that she had finally hired a nanny Jason was at home with her, though this would technically be the first time that Samara left him alone with her and Samara was still a bit uncomfortable with it. At least they also had Taffy now and he would keep tabs for her as to what was really going on no matter what the nanny might actually say to her otherwise. Samara sat down at a table and waited for her cousin to arrive. She did not mind Astoria much, but the woman didn't generally tend to go to any extremes when it came to her own well being or that of her family. She didn't know much of the Chambers' past and what they may or may not have been up to and Samara was fairly certain that she didn't agree with most of what her family (and consequently Samara's family) had done during the war which meant that she would certainly not agree with anything that the Chambers had done or anything they may be doing now. Not that it mattered, because they didn't share these things with anyone anyway, but there was a reason that people thought that Eli was creepy and there was a reason that they told Samara that much (because she was the more approachable of the two). Astoria was having nightmares though so she was not going to be of any use to them at the dinner tonight anyhow, so she had no need to worry on that front. Not that she'd even know this. When Samara saw her cousin coming she stood up and moved to give her a hug. "It seems like it's been so long," Samara said, trying to speak in a solemn enough voice that portrayed the fact that her mother had just died. It was weird having to make yourself speak like this, because honestly there were moments where she tended to forget all about it having happened. And then people kept reminding her of it and she had to pretend that she was heart broken when honestly she didn't really know how she felt about it. |