So here she stands with a blanket draped like a cloak and a candle holder in hand, frowning at Enebish. The chapel is silent ( the exception being them ). A too-quiet companion to the night and she wants nothing more than to let it pass in blissful ignorance. She cannot. The cleric claims a space on the pew, setting the candle on the ground, and pulls the blanket tight.
“ I was taught that death and life are two sides of the same coin. You cannot have one without the other. ” She leans back, tired. “ Even so, I have to agree: it can mock life. ” Especially here where death is so bold, so cruel.
It mocks me. She wants to know. She comes close to asking, but presses her lips together and waits for the urge to pass. When she does continue, it’s to say, “ You should be resting. No one knows what tomorrow might bring. ”
@darkblessed, “ Death mocks life. It mocks me. ”















