voice; you're everything a big bad wolf could want.

[eviscerates]

FORM: sending crystal
SENDER: Ruby Lucas
RECIPIENT: open to anyone with a crystal
WHAT: a discussion of folklore and fairy tales
WHEN: cuurreennttt? current.
WHERE: Skyhold! She just got back from Orlais.
NOTES: Nothing particular comes to mind, potentially dark themes because fairy tales are terrible sometimes? Please chuck warnings in subtitles, if there's anything potentially triggering.

Hey, everyone. This is Ruby Lucas. This is going to possible devolve into discussions of fairy tales and folklore and all that kinda stuff, so if that's not your thing then... fair warning. I don't think there'll be anything urgent in here, Inquisition-wise.

So, basically I just wondered if there are any fairy tales and stories that you're really fond of, or that you connect with. Not just Thedosian ones, either, if you're a rifter I want to know. There's a lot of interesting stuff I've picked up about them, over the years. Some of them have a basis in... fact? Or reality, I guess, though maybe not always our own reality, if that makes sense.

Anyway, this is pretty whimsical. If anyone knows any versions of Red Riding Hood and the Big Bad Wolf, though, I'd be especially interested. Anything about wolves, generally, to be honest, werewolves included. Kind of my thing. Not... ( a hesitation, and her tone becomes a little more serious: ) Not so much the Boy Who Cried Wolf, though. I've heard a lot about that one.

Um, and for those of you that I've spoken to about that project, it's still in the works. Fear not, it will happen and it will be wicked awesome.

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I love when you write a tag and then get distracted by 879766 tabs open

[eviscerates]

I was teasing.

( Mmmmmmmmmoostly. But there is part of her that is very aware she is in a religious organisation thing in a world she's not from that thinks she is maybe a demon. So. Yeah. )

The lesson makes sense, but if people start throwing in random articles of clothing or body parts after my name as exclamations I reserve the right to be concerned.

( More seriously: ) The whole purpose of fairy tales is lessons, I think. There's usually a moral wound into them. Sometimes painfully obvious.

[elegiaque]

That sort of thing doesn't generally happen while you're alive. ( brightly. )

[eviscerates]

Oh, well. Then I have nothing to be worried about.