To Catch Up, And Share Some News - 2nd Jan, 1pm

[Guest]

Like the Drawing Room, the Music Room is a perfect place to escape the winter chill and find some welcome diversion. This room is richly appointed in hues of emerald, a reflection of the verdant landscape beyond its two velvet-draped windows. The walls are papered with a pastoral block pattern in green on a cream ground, while the ceiling is painted to depict Apollo playing his lyre for Zeus and the divinities of Olympus. The gleaming oak floor is laid with a plush green carpet, trimmed with gold thread. The space is dominated by an expertly crafted harpsichord, and a scattering of elegant wooden chairs, softened with emerald cushions.

Agnes waited in the Music Room for Isobel to arrive, looking much more exhuberant than she had in previous days. Dressed in white silk, printed with a pattern of flower motifs in black, and edged with black around the round neckline and cuffs, she fingered the music book Isobel had given her at Christmas, marvelling at how much had changed in so short a time and being quite unable to sit still for very long. There is so much to tell her!

(OOC: Other company welcome as well! )

[Fluff]

OOC: Since most of the players have moved beyond this point in time I suggest you make a summary using Isobel as a minor NPC as I'm sure the player won't mind the mention

[Guest]

(OOC: Okie dokes )

Upon Isobel's arrival Agnes rushed toward the girl and embraced her tightly, before the two sat down and finally caught up with one another, sharing details of all that had happened in the past week or so, including Isobel's illness and Agnes's general mishaps, although she left out any references to the Shroud or to Ravenna's arrest, not wanting to spoil the mood. After talking for an hour or so the two then had an impromptu music session using Isobel's present to Agnes, the book of Carols, with Isobel on the harpsichord and Agnes singing along, often making up her own words for amusement's sake.

After that, the two separated fondly, Agnes promising to keep in touch more frequently than she previously had, and retired to their respective rooms.