Hmm, not the best chat up line Zso's ever heard. She likes that. The last thing she wants is to be trapped in a conversation of her own design with a complete tosser. "I had a cheese toasty earlier," she explains and shakes her head. "Do you trust them? Big bowl of eggs at a masquerade party?"
"So long as you don't tell anyone your real name, you should be alright," Zso reassures, although she's really not so certain. She'll personally be keeping her identity extremely close to her chest, in addition to avoiding all food and drink—soft boiled or otherwise.
Zso gives this person an appraising once over. While not purposefully malicious, it's none the less a bit intimidating. Especially given their marked height difference.
"Peter, maybe?" The doublet and leggings combination is giving her a vaguely Lost Boy vibe. "Or Pan, if you'd prefer."
Dominique shrinks a little under this scrutiny. Logically she knows that, whoever this is, they don't know her. Can't recognize her. Probably can't even see the bashful color in her cheeks.
But she glances down anyway, hiding, then out at the crowd.
"I like Peter," she agrees, softly. "Is it my turn now?"
Emboldened by her anonymity, Zso shifts her weight evenly onto the balls of her feet and straightens her spine. She loves attention—it would be pointless to deny it—but usually her fear of attracting the evil eye outweighs her vanity. But now she can be as vain as she wants with no repercussions!!!
She smooths her skirts and tilts her chin to just the right angle. "Yes, but be kind. I've been known to be a bit sensitive."
THE WOODS: An Observant Young Woman & who, me?
THE WOODS: An Observant Young Woman & who, me?
"Well, it's too late now," she sighs. "I'll be whisked away by the fairies by morning."
THE WOODS: An Observant Young Woman & who, me?
"Shall we give you a nickname?"
THE WOODS: An Observant Young Woman & who, me?
She considers, then shrugs. "The best ones are given."
THE WOODS: An Observant Young Woman & who, me?
"Peter, maybe?" The doublet and leggings combination is giving her a vaguely Lost Boy vibe. "Or Pan, if you'd prefer."
THE WOODS: An Observant Young Woman & who, me?
But she glances down anyway, hiding, then out at the crowd.
"I like Peter," she agrees, softly. "Is it my turn now?"
THE WOODS: An Observant Young Woman & who, me?
She smooths her skirts and tilts her chin to just the right angle. "Yes, but be kind. I've been known to be a bit sensitive."