Post by eden on Jun 18, 2012 12:28:54 GMT -5
i can paint with pain i mark the trails
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Swirling, turning, twisting, moving, shaping, changing. Everything was different and yet the same... all at once. Everything had a location, had a place of home and respite, and yet it was all here, sliding past their eyes as if it moved with the ebb and flow of the ocean itself. The world seemed to pass before them, shifting moments and forgotten memories. Worlds within worlds and all too distant pasts. Everything, as it would seem, was coming to a culmination in front of their very eyes. It was disorienting, maddening, and brilliant all at once. That was the feeling that swept over Eden when she apparated. The feeling left her befuddled and bewildered, and yet, strangely clearheaded.
She stumbled, before a firm hand grasped her by the arm and steadied her. She looked down, into dark eyes, filled with kindness and adoration, eyes that made her heart ache. She smiled faintly at her father, he too, was smiling, though his was more of the sympathetic nature. Apparating, was the easiest way for a man in his... state... to travel. Eden looked down at the wheelchair he was currently seated in and thought bitterly on the aspects and reasons for their visit to St. Mungos today. It was time for her father to be poked and prodded again with any number of wands and given even more potions. All of which would give him no comfort, would allow for nothing to be done and at the end of all his discomfort they would simply give him the same stock of potions and tell him there is still no magical cure for severed nerves. They would then look upon him with sad eyes and think to themselves, if only he'd been found sooner, he would be walking. If only his child had stayed, even though she was injured as well, and saw her father was alive, pulled him perhaps, to some amount of safety. He would be without this wheelchair. Eden sighed softly.
"Il mio piccolo angelo. Dammi un sorriso." {my little angel, give me a smile} Eden smiled to him faintly. He nodded then and turned his attention to the nurse they'd apparated in front of. He spoke, his Italian accent as thick as Eden's, though his voice was heady and deep. "Well, it seems I've come to the right locale... have I not? Pleasant to see you again Miss Anne..." She smiled brightly to him and told him that he was indeed in the correct place. She then turned to Eden and nodded to the young girl. Eden nodded back politely, but maintained her lack of eye contact with the woman.
It was not that she was displeased with the lady, it was merely... improper for the nurse to be so openly flirtatious with her father, a man who, by all accounts, was still wed to Eden's mother. Even if her mother was still in Italy, still-- Eden paused, burying the thought deep within her mind once more. Her mother was not someone she wished to think of at the moment, or more likely, ever again.
"Angelo?" {angel?} Marco spoke to her in an inquiring tone, gaining back Eden's attention. She blinked and looked to her father. "Si?" He chuckled softly, and motioned for her to follow the nurse and himself. She nodded silently and followed behind them, looking about as she did so. It was not as if she'd never been here before, seeing as they came twice (sometimes more) times a year to get her father looked at. Though it was no use really, they had been too late to save his ability to walk when they found him six years ago, they were too late to do any good now.
Eden had indeed been a curse upon her family. Had she been devoid of power (a squib as people call it) her mother would never have found out about her father's secret, her mother would not have gone mad with rage and sent herself out to purge Eden of the "demon inside of her" as she called it. As such, her father would have never leaped in front of his child to save her life, and been wounded to near fatality himself. Eden touched her side habitually, though the scar held no physical pain any longer, the emotional agony was at times... surmounting.
Marco seemed to sense that his child was thinking of such things and stopped, nearly causing Eden to run into the back of his wheelchair. He looked back at her, his dark swirling eyes peered deep into hers. He needed to say no words, for she knew exactly what he was attempting to convey. Eden nodded and smiled faintly to him. Her father didn't blame her for the viciousness of the past, she should not blame herself. But the truth of the matter was, had she not been as she was, her father would be walking now.
She walked behind him until they reached an exam room. The nurse asked kindly if she would wait outside as her father needed to disrobe and be examined. Eden nodded, once again, silent. She then sighed softly as she leaned against the wall and slid down it, arms resting on her knees and chin on her arms. Her father had said she did not need to accompany him, as everything was fairly standard. But Eden always came with him, when she could. Sometimes she was in school and was unable to, so when she was able, she was with him.
So here she sat, outside the door of the exam room, watching the passers by with little interest. While her father was laying on his stomach, his back being examined and spells being cast to see if anything could be done to allow him to walk once more. She began to hum a soft tune as she waited, wondering if something would ever fix her father's nerves. Wondering if he'd ever be honest with her about the pain he was in. Wondering if her sins could ever be forgiven.
She stumbled, before a firm hand grasped her by the arm and steadied her. She looked down, into dark eyes, filled with kindness and adoration, eyes that made her heart ache. She smiled faintly at her father, he too, was smiling, though his was more of the sympathetic nature. Apparating, was the easiest way for a man in his... state... to travel. Eden looked down at the wheelchair he was currently seated in and thought bitterly on the aspects and reasons for their visit to St. Mungos today. It was time for her father to be poked and prodded again with any number of wands and given even more potions. All of which would give him no comfort, would allow for nothing to be done and at the end of all his discomfort they would simply give him the same stock of potions and tell him there is still no magical cure for severed nerves. They would then look upon him with sad eyes and think to themselves, if only he'd been found sooner, he would be walking. If only his child had stayed, even though she was injured as well, and saw her father was alive, pulled him perhaps, to some amount of safety. He would be without this wheelchair. Eden sighed softly.
"Il mio piccolo angelo. Dammi un sorriso." {my little angel, give me a smile} Eden smiled to him faintly. He nodded then and turned his attention to the nurse they'd apparated in front of. He spoke, his Italian accent as thick as Eden's, though his voice was heady and deep. "Well, it seems I've come to the right locale... have I not? Pleasant to see you again Miss Anne..." She smiled brightly to him and told him that he was indeed in the correct place. She then turned to Eden and nodded to the young girl. Eden nodded back politely, but maintained her lack of eye contact with the woman.
It was not that she was displeased with the lady, it was merely... improper for the nurse to be so openly flirtatious with her father, a man who, by all accounts, was still wed to Eden's mother. Even if her mother was still in Italy, still-- Eden paused, burying the thought deep within her mind once more. Her mother was not someone she wished to think of at the moment, or more likely, ever again.
"Angelo?" {angel?} Marco spoke to her in an inquiring tone, gaining back Eden's attention. She blinked and looked to her father. "Si?" He chuckled softly, and motioned for her to follow the nurse and himself. She nodded silently and followed behind them, looking about as she did so. It was not as if she'd never been here before, seeing as they came twice (sometimes more) times a year to get her father looked at. Though it was no use really, they had been too late to save his ability to walk when they found him six years ago, they were too late to do any good now.
Eden had indeed been a curse upon her family. Had she been devoid of power (a squib as people call it) her mother would never have found out about her father's secret, her mother would not have gone mad with rage and sent herself out to purge Eden of the "demon inside of her" as she called it. As such, her father would have never leaped in front of his child to save her life, and been wounded to near fatality himself. Eden touched her side habitually, though the scar held no physical pain any longer, the emotional agony was at times... surmounting.
Marco seemed to sense that his child was thinking of such things and stopped, nearly causing Eden to run into the back of his wheelchair. He looked back at her, his dark swirling eyes peered deep into hers. He needed to say no words, for she knew exactly what he was attempting to convey. Eden nodded and smiled faintly to him. Her father didn't blame her for the viciousness of the past, she should not blame herself. But the truth of the matter was, had she not been as she was, her father would be walking now.
She walked behind him until they reached an exam room. The nurse asked kindly if she would wait outside as her father needed to disrobe and be examined. Eden nodded, once again, silent. She then sighed softly as she leaned against the wall and slid down it, arms resting on her knees and chin on her arms. Her father had said she did not need to accompany him, as everything was fairly standard. But Eden always came with him, when she could. Sometimes she was in school and was unable to, so when she was able, she was with him.
So here she sat, outside the door of the exam room, watching the passers by with little interest. While her father was laying on his stomach, his back being examined and spells being cast to see if anything could be done to allow him to walk once more. She began to hum a soft tune as she waited, wondering if something would ever fix her father's nerves. Wondering if he'd ever be honest with her about the pain he was in. Wondering if her sins could ever be forgiven.
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