Aʟɪᴄᴇ Pʟᴇᴀsᴀɴᴄᴇ Lɪᴅᴅᴇʟʟ (
digophelia) wrote in
eachdraidh2015-01-22 08:28 pm
Entry tags:
- alice liddell: american mcgee's alice,
- berserker: fate/prototype: fragments,
- berserker: fate/zero,
- bolin: avatar,
- clara oswald: doctor who,
- emil castagnier: tales of symphonia,
- gendry waters: asoiaf,
- jack frost: rise of the guardians,
- lumina: ffxiii:lr,
- mako: avatar,
- rin tohsaka: fate/stay night,
- snow white: once upon a time,
- sokka: avatar,
- vanessa ives: penny dreadful,
- vol'jin: world of warcraft,
- zuko: avatar
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[ Alice has been at the Barrel for a few weeks now. No one's asked her to cook and clean, but it's been a bit of an engraved habit brought over from her time in London. It's only through getting children's clothing and interacting with the nearby town that it's been plaguing the back of her mind. Unlike the last time she's popped on the lockets back in December, Alice looks healthier, but she is still pretty thin.
As usual. And as usual, her white rabbit is sitting there beside her, munching away at a bowl of food. She's not good at public speaking. ]
Hello.
These may be strange times to open a dialogue about this subject while both of our courts prepare for another skirmish. There are plenty of natives here of various ages who have been hit the most by war, especially children. I used to be the maidservant of an orphanage back in Whitechapel London.
[ Her face only flashes with a hint of pain when she mentions it. ]
Houndsditch Home for Wayward Youth—if you heard of it. And the children there came from similar backgrounds, that they were all traumatized and lost family either by sickness, death, or murder. These children are often overlooked, sometimes they are swept up by those with ill intentions and treated even worse. But they are still children and they still have pieces of their innocence left.
I may not have the resources nor the... capacity right now to replicate that orphanage, but I still want to help the youngest natives here have the smallest comforts like food or clothing. I've only had a handful of opportunities in Redgate and the Station to make good on my word and clearly I need the additional hands.
In addition to natives being sent away from the path of war, I hope that there can be a way to provide resources for them or find them the appropriate care somewhere down the line. I know that it is silly to think of such a thing when all the adults in this world are preparing for battle, but they are so young and they deserve so much more while they are being guided to safety.
But if I were to oversee these things, I reserve the right to be very picky. The children I cared for weren't even spared from the cruelty of adults, even the proprietor of that orphanage.
Surely my friends will be thrilled if I focused my attention on children rather than them. I know they must tire of my nagging.
As usual. And as usual, her white rabbit is sitting there beside her, munching away at a bowl of food. She's not good at public speaking. ]
Hello.
These may be strange times to open a dialogue about this subject while both of our courts prepare for another skirmish. There are plenty of natives here of various ages who have been hit the most by war, especially children. I used to be the maidservant of an orphanage back in Whitechapel London.
[ Her face only flashes with a hint of pain when she mentions it. ]
Houndsditch Home for Wayward Youth—if you heard of it. And the children there came from similar backgrounds, that they were all traumatized and lost family either by sickness, death, or murder. These children are often overlooked, sometimes they are swept up by those with ill intentions and treated even worse. But they are still children and they still have pieces of their innocence left.
I may not have the resources nor the... capacity right now to replicate that orphanage, but I still want to help the youngest natives here have the smallest comforts like food or clothing. I've only had a handful of opportunities in Redgate and the Station to make good on my word and clearly I need the additional hands.
In addition to natives being sent away from the path of war, I hope that there can be a way to provide resources for them or find them the appropriate care somewhere down the line. I know that it is silly to think of such a thing when all the adults in this world are preparing for battle, but they are so young and they deserve so much more while they are being guided to safety.
But if I were to oversee these things, I reserve the right to be very picky. The children I cared for weren't even spared from the cruelty of adults, even the proprietor of that orphanage.
Surely my friends will be thrilled if I focused my attention on children rather than them. I know they must tire of my nagging.

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That sounds like a great thing to do, Alice.
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Thank for you reminding me of this. It's so... easy to overlook the things you don't pay attention to.
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With an upcoming battle, I cannot fault you for that.
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I'll be doing my best to get any people on the Unseelie, natives included, out of the line of fire. I'll help if I can, but I think I may be tied up in defense of their lives, not comfort.
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...I was an orphan of a massacre. I... I was pretty forgotten, too. I think all survivors were. So please tell me how I can help. I could tame monsters to be playmates and guardians for the orphans.
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We just may have to wait until the battle subsides. But there is no doubt they need clothing and food afterwards, and extra attention to ensure that no one is preying on them. If it can be a mutual effort on both courts, the better.
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[ zuko's beaming. ] That's great, Alice. [ perhaps, even though he can't help fund her venture, his offering of assistance might help take the weight off her shoulders. ] I'm not sure how I could help — but, if you need anything, I'll try. I can get things for you, at least. I'm sure Sokka wouldn't mind helping.
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Consider it just a survey and just preliminary plans, for now. I may have to wait to see what will happen with the up and coming clash... as much as it pains me to say.
I am afraid I am not familiar with a Sokka.
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[He doesn't like this conclusion. But he's been on that side of the street scowling at the nobles and their wars. Well, now it's natives scowling at shardbearers and their wars. He hates to be on the other side of it, but there it is. They're the ones making the mess of it all.]
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[ She, too, knows that sentiment. She knows what it's like to glare at an adult and expect the worst. She's too empathetic for her own good, sometimes. ]
It is our war that they are caught in, yes, but that doesn't mean that we ignore their suffering and do not try to find ways to help them, too.
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I know there's a shardbearer-run orphanage in the Corthromach... but that's still a trip and a half for most people in Glaschu. And — like Gendry said. Natives might not like it if a shardbearer starts rounding up their kids, orphaned or not. [ it might harken back to the seelie child sellers... ]
You might want to consider finding a trustworthy local who can front it for you, though.
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And maybe see if you can keep siblings together. They're less likely to run off that way.
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[ Alice is more than understanding of that. It wouldn't be fair for a non-native to come in and attempt to dictate how things are. ]
But I am not prepared to undertake an orphanage right now, just as I said. There were twenty at the one I worked at and I was the only provider.
[ Well, Bumby was supposedly, but Alice continues to minimize his work. He didn't do anything now that she thinks about it. He only dictated her chores and his expectations were ridiculous. ]
I don't expect things to change overnight, I want to at least make the effort to help them by clothing and food. And, well, I'd like to see that orphanage, myself, to make sure that they're being cared for properly and that they're not being hurt.
[ Alice visibly cringes at that. ] I wouldn't dream of it; siblings are separated all the time and when they run off, the chances of finding them again are too slim. I don't even know why they get separated in the first place.
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I can volunteer my additional hands. I mean, I've only got two, but I'll do whatever I can to help. If that's... okay. [ If this is a Seelie-proof strategy, he can't exactly change the fundamentals. ] And between you and me, you kinda find out that a lot of orphans have similar backgrounds down the line. Since there's sort of a, uh. A family loss. Requirement.
[ It only really gets weird when they hang out in the same alleyways and try to see who trumps everyone else for the most tragic history, obviously. ]
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Usually lose is some sort of requirement, yes, I know that all too well.
[ She saw the children often swapping stories, even having their own little groups. They're lucky, in a sense, she didn't have that as a child. She only had her imaginary friends. ]
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If they would accept the help, I think this is a wonderful idea. I'm not entirely sure how I might manage to help but I'd like to somehow if this does go ahead if possible.
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[ It does restore a bit of her faith in humanity. ]
Do not discredit yourself yet; when I'm finally able to act, I will return asking for the extra set of hands. I know from experience in working in a meager orphanage that the little things help.
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Starts calling you Orphan Matron Alice.]Children often get forgot when it comes to war. What ya need to make this a reality?
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After the initial battle, I want to see about going about compiling clothing and food for them and checking in on them. There's no doubt in my mind that some of the natives will be weary of me and others, so I want to start simply as possible.
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...Additionally, you, and those children, have my deepest sympathies. While I am not familiar with the particular institution, I am all too familiar with Whitechapel. A terrible place to live or work, I can only imagine the things you saw.
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[ Medical? Alice is hoping that doesn't mean he's a doctor. In addition to Whitechapel, she's had terrible experiences with so many doctors. ]
You are not familiar with it?
[ She really wishes she could figure out what happened to the orphanage; the children would be split up, no doubt, sent to other places. Some would run away. Or worse. Alice lets out a small sigh of disappointment. ]
I never had a choice in being in Whitechapel; it was the only place that would take soemone like me.
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Look at you! Taking cares of kids. You're like an honorary Guardian yourself.
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[ Also, this is what happens when your friends get shrunk down to children, apparently. ]
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