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Christmas gifts
Dec. 24th, 2015 12:29 amGavroche gets a sketched out map of Paris, from back in their year, with a few of the less-than-official landmarks that anyone who really lived there would have known drawn out into fuller illustrations.
Thor has a tunic made out of a soft wool, in simple deep crimson, with simple geometric pattern quilted into the sleeves and collar and hem in matching thread.
Kazul gets a fruitcake castle; proper fruitcake, meaning the flour is really just an excuse to hold a bunch of fruit and nuts and booze in a solid shape. It's in a tin so vapors don't crinkle any of the room's paint.
Demeter's gift is simple--a set of charms, woven from the grass and leaves outside over the course of the year, spring and summer and fall and some evergreen needles once the snow fell. They're not exactly for her, but they're the ones Bahorel's mother taught him to make and put out for the changing seasons, and the only ones that feel right to give.
For Sam there's a small set of drawings of stickfighting moves-- not formal things, but ones that would have been recognized in Bahorel's year.
William gets a good undershirt, with proper cufflinks, and a couple of books he'd mentioned not having read yet.
Ysalwen gets a silk scarf wrapped around a drawing of a spider, perhaps more importantly,there's also a box of toys and treats for Liranan.
Liz gets a sketchbook and some colored pencils; scattered through the book are a few sketches already, or the beginnings of sketches, in a sort of challenge
For Gredya there's a small bag, big enough to hold the little journal and pen, sized to fit over a human shoulder--or around a wolf's neck, if need be, without dragging around and being a nuisance. There's a note in it--because there's never a pen where you need one.
and for Harry, there's a Christmas stocking full of havoc, or at least toys that bounce and explode and stick to things and are generally distracting.And gum. Gum is an excellent modern development.
Thor has a tunic made out of a soft wool, in simple deep crimson, with simple geometric pattern quilted into the sleeves and collar and hem in matching thread.
Kazul gets a fruitcake castle; proper fruitcake, meaning the flour is really just an excuse to hold a bunch of fruit and nuts and booze in a solid shape. It's in a tin so vapors don't crinkle any of the room's paint.
Demeter's gift is simple--a set of charms, woven from the grass and leaves outside over the course of the year, spring and summer and fall and some evergreen needles once the snow fell. They're not exactly for her, but they're the ones Bahorel's mother taught him to make and put out for the changing seasons, and the only ones that feel right to give.
For Sam there's a small set of drawings of stickfighting moves-- not formal things, but ones that would have been recognized in Bahorel's year.
William gets a good undershirt, with proper cufflinks, and a couple of books he'd mentioned not having read yet.
Ysalwen gets a silk scarf wrapped around a drawing of a spider, perhaps more importantly,there's also a box of toys and treats for Liranan.
Liz gets a sketchbook and some colored pencils; scattered through the book are a few sketches already, or the beginnings of sketches, in a sort of challenge
For Gredya there's a small bag, big enough to hold the little journal and pen, sized to fit over a human shoulder--or around a wolf's neck, if need be, without dragging around and being a nuisance. There's a note in it--because there's never a pen where you need one.
and for Harry, there's a Christmas stocking full of havoc, or at least toys that bounce and explode and stick to things and are generally distracting.And gum. Gum is an excellent modern development.
