champagnedelis (
champagnedelis) wrote in
towerofanimus2012-04-13 06:26 pm
Entry tags:
Second movement
Characters: AU2 France and YOU
Setting: Floor 28
Format: Either
Summary: Francisca explores and decides to relax with some music.
Warnings: none yet
It was the first time in weeks that Francisca had left the company of Francis to wander the Tower alone. Part of it was because she wanted to make sure he was safe, and she herself felt protected when with him.
However, she knew she'd have to gather herself up again, so when she'd found out new floors had appeared, she'd bitten the bullet and gone to explore after breakfast.
She was pleasantly surprised at the floor of instruments, and had eagerly entered, fingers quick to stroke over them. Artistic expression was a wonderful way for her to unwind, be it through painting or dancing, or making music. She certainly wasn't anywhere near as skilled as some of the other nations, and much preferred listening to her own musical geniuses, but still.
She was alone, and she wasn't in France.
Her fingers closed over a lovely violin, checking to make sure it was tuned before lifting it to her shoulder. After a few experimental notes, she stood comfortably and began to play Poulenc's Violin Sonata, lost in the music and not noticing when the piano began to join in without a player.
Setting: Floor 28
Format: Either
Summary: Francisca explores and decides to relax with some music.
Warnings: none yet
It was the first time in weeks that Francisca had left the company of Francis to wander the Tower alone. Part of it was because she wanted to make sure he was safe, and she herself felt protected when with him.
However, she knew she'd have to gather herself up again, so when she'd found out new floors had appeared, she'd bitten the bullet and gone to explore after breakfast.
She was pleasantly surprised at the floor of instruments, and had eagerly entered, fingers quick to stroke over them. Artistic expression was a wonderful way for her to unwind, be it through painting or dancing, or making music. She certainly wasn't anywhere near as skilled as some of the other nations, and much preferred listening to her own musical geniuses, but still.
She was alone, and she wasn't in France.
Her fingers closed over a lovely violin, checking to make sure it was tuned before lifting it to her shoulder. After a few experimental notes, she stood comfortably and began to play Poulenc's Violin Sonata, lost in the music and not noticing when the piano began to join in without a player.

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