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library time
Dec. 1st, 2015 10:40 amWhen you are the daughter of a wealthy gentleman with social aspirations, the sister of a very protective brother, there is simply not much for a proper young lady to do. So growing up, Viola spent a deal of time amongst her father's books.
Though Cesario is admitted more freedom-- and, perhaps more pertinently, Milliways does not seem to possess any social standards or etiquette at all-- she still finds herself drifting towards the library when she has nothing better to do. And what's better, really, than curling up on one of the big, imposing arm chairs with a book and watching the snow fall and feeling slightly smug that you don't have to go out in it? Which is, of course, precisely what Viola is doing.
Though Cesario is admitted more freedom-- and, perhaps more pertinently, Milliways does not seem to possess any social standards or etiquette at all-- she still finds herself drifting towards the library when she has nothing better to do. And what's better, really, than curling up on one of the big, imposing arm chairs with a book and watching the snow fall and feeling slightly smug that you don't have to go out in it? Which is, of course, precisely what Viola is doing.
