Riley Gothel

"Oh," Henley raised her eyebrows as the blonde started to explain herself a bit more, and then she smiled faintly. "I guess you have a point there, actually. 'Specially in a crowded park like this." It was basically sensory overload for a wolf like Henley. But she'd take it to the crushing silence that was being at home with Greta.

Stopping and interfering with someone's light wasn't out of character for Anna. It was never on purpose, of course. She had tendency to get distracted and sometimes it took a minute to get back on track. In some ways, it had gotten both better and worse since taking over for Elsa. "Your light? Oh, your light! Sorry, of course." Anna quickly stepped to the side. She paused to glance down at the work in progress. "—and wow, that is very impressive. I can't paint at all. Or sketch. Or do sculpt . Art? Not my forte. I'm always jealous of people who can do more than scribble."

It took Ariel a moment to realize she was being spoken to. She had been greedily gulping down a mouthful of salt water from the bottle she carried with her at all times, and once she realized she winced. Rectifying her error, she screwed the lid back on. "There's an entire park and I had to stop directly in front of you. Sorry about that. Hopefully it doesn't happen too often."

The request was made mid yawn. Aurora was in the middle of stifling the exhale, her ears still slightly plugged. "Hm?" It took a second to click before she winced. "This is the part where I apologize for not paying attention. Sorry about that. There's not much time left before sundown so I'm guessing every second is precious right now."

The stop was unplanned. Had the straps of her shopping bag not chosen to completely snap, she never would have blocked the light. In that moment, even the reflexes of a werewolf couldn't save the groceries as they fell to the grass. Swearing under her breath, Marie knelt down to begin to gather them up. "This was exactly what I needed." The frustration was evident. Diana would pitch a fit if she didn't come home with everything on the list, and that meant she had to go back to the store. Marie hadn't even wanted to go once. It was then that she tuned into the other girl. "Did you say something?"

If Henley wasn't at home bowing down to every one of Greta's demands, she was usually outside somewhere. There was something about being out in the fresh air that took her mind off of things. But hearing someone address her made her realize that she much preferred to be out in the more remote parts of town, not in the middle of the park. Awkwardly glancing around for a moment, she slowly stepped out of the blonde's way and peered down at the painting she was working on. "Sorry. Wasn't watching where I was walking, I guess."

Bowing her head as a soft apology, she sidestepped so she was out of the girl's way before brushing a piece of long hair behind her ear. Her eyes couldn't help but to linger on the painting below her as she smiled faintly. "That's a beautiful painting you have there."

Kingdom dance

Aesop (via quotemadness)

𝐂𝐨𝐧𝐜𝐞𝐩𝐭 𝐚𝐫𝐭 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐓𝐚𝐧𝐠𝐥𝐞𝐝 (𝟐𝟎𝟏𝟎)

VIRGINIA GARDNER AS ABBY ABERNATHY beautiful disaster, dir. roger kumble