Moira Coombs (
chasingtwisters) wrote2015-06-18 10:24 pm
![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
Entry tags:
And it's my whole heart, deemed and delivered a crime. [Open]
The closer she gets to her due date, the more obviously uncomfortable Marina becomes. Currently, she's roughly the size of a yoga ball around her stomach; she waddles like a duck whenever she has to walk anywhere, and staying upright on her own two feet feels like a task out of Greek mythology. The summer heat doesn't help, of course; it bears down on her like God's own judgement, making her skin crawl with unease and sweat both. The fear increases, too. She doesn't know how to be anyone's mother; she doesn't even know if her life is what she's thought it to be this whole time.
She doesn't like admitting that the people in this town who apparently recognize her have caused doubt to creep inside her mind. But gathered like insects, all sorts of doubts crowd in her thoughts, adding to the chaos of her overly pregnant body. She couldn't even stay in the Quill, with all of the buzzing in her head.
So she's hear on the beach, near the water. The water calls to her, like a long lost relative. She feels an unspoken pull towards it, as though she were part of the tide itself. She doesn't question it; she meanders across the shore, letting her bare feet savor the cool, salt water licking against it. Even in spite of her pregnancy and worries, she feels calmer. Less prone to bucking away from Siren Cove like a skittish colt.
She smiles, lifting her arms up to the sky in a moment of relief when she feels a sudden splash of coldness across herself. She blinks, and looks down to find that she's gotten water on herself. But how?
That's when she catches sight of her hands, and the cerulean sparks flying from them.
"What the actual fuck?" She gapes, nearly stumbling over her own to feet as she tries to make sense of what she's seeing.
[OOC: Find Moira at the edge of the water, freaking the hell out over her own magic, which she's just beginning to discover again. Her memory still isn't back yet, but she's beginning to realize that her memory is not what it ought to be. Not a bad time to meet her, actually. Open to all!]
She doesn't like admitting that the people in this town who apparently recognize her have caused doubt to creep inside her mind. But gathered like insects, all sorts of doubts crowd in her thoughts, adding to the chaos of her overly pregnant body. She couldn't even stay in the Quill, with all of the buzzing in her head.
So she's hear on the beach, near the water. The water calls to her, like a long lost relative. She feels an unspoken pull towards it, as though she were part of the tide itself. She doesn't question it; she meanders across the shore, letting her bare feet savor the cool, salt water licking against it. Even in spite of her pregnancy and worries, she feels calmer. Less prone to bucking away from Siren Cove like a skittish colt.
She smiles, lifting her arms up to the sky in a moment of relief when she feels a sudden splash of coldness across herself. She blinks, and looks down to find that she's gotten water on herself. But how?
That's when she catches sight of her hands, and the cerulean sparks flying from them.
"What the actual fuck?" She gapes, nearly stumbling over her own to feet as she tries to make sense of what she's seeing.
[OOC: Find Moira at the edge of the water, freaking the hell out over her own magic, which she's just beginning to discover again. Her memory still isn't back yet, but she's beginning to realize that her memory is not what it ought to be. Not a bad time to meet her, actually. Open to all!]
no subject
"They're comfy, yeah," she nods. "I need comfy, considering how swollen my feet are."
no subject
"Follow me." Would something happen? What if something would happen, Aoife wasn't cut out for this, she needed Amelie. The two of them could be at least some kind of help, not just Aoife by herself.
no subject
"You lead the way," she says, falling into step behind Aoife. She's still not entirely sure what to make of this venture.
no subject
She stomps the sand of her sandals as soon as they reach the boardwalk. "Are you going to need a cab?"
no subject
"For the sake of expediency, probably," she says, following her example and stomping the sand off her shoes.
no subject
no subject
no subject
"Maybe we can even find some of your old clothes. Not that it would fit you but ..memories, possibly."
no subject
"No, they definitely won't fit," Marina agrees. "But it's worth a shot, right?"
no subject
The cab driver recognises them, it's clear in his glance up and down Moira's body. Maybe that's why he accepts the fare, even though it is such a short drive. "You go sit in front."