[ it's safe to say she isn't in neverland anymore. that was a truth that became crystal clear when she awoke to a nurse prodding at her and telling her to take it easy. there's so much she doesn't remember, yet she knows she was last on an island, not in a town. this place is unlike anything she's ever seen, and Tink wanders around wearing only what they gave her, a faded hospital gown and a thin robe, eyes wide and curious as she takes it all in.
they've told her what her name is, even mentioned people like to call her Tink and that part rings true. she knows who she is, and memory loss after getting in a car accident seems a reasonably terrifying possibility, but if she goes on how she feels without relying on reason, she's sure all of this is wrong.
it's why she rushed out of the hospital without waiting to be released, and might account for some of the uncertainty in her eyes. all of this shook her up, that much is true - but it isn't the accident she's worried about, it's where she's ended up.
she's silent as she walks around, still bruised and wearing a few visible scrapes. she knows she's had worse, but like everything else, she can't remember it.]
option 2.
[ no matter how strange this town is, she can't fall into the line of logic where it's wise to ignore someone screaming in the woods.
Tink starts off in spite of a stranger encouraging her against it - someone who surely doesn't follow as she rushes into the forest, pushing past branches and dodging the heavy brush that surrounds her. it's surprisingly consuming, as if the forest itself is alive and warning her against going any further, but she knows what she heard and there's no time to waste.
she's expecting to have to rescue someone, not to start feeling weary herself. it starts with her catching a glimpse of something large off in the distance, and the moment she steps closer she starts feeling like she might not have the strength to get there. maybe that warning from earlier is starting to make sense, but she's come so far, how could she turn back now?]
network.
Lately I've found I'm not as good at being alone as I once was. Is there anything you need help with? Anything I might do to make any of your lives easier? I'd appreciate a way to help pass the time, especially if it means I might be able to make someone else's day a bit brighter.
tinker bell | once upon a time
[ it's safe to say she isn't in neverland anymore. that was a truth that became crystal clear when she awoke to a nurse prodding at her and telling her to take it easy. there's so much she doesn't remember, yet she knows she was last on an island, not in a town. this place is unlike anything she's ever seen, and Tink wanders around wearing only what they gave her, a faded hospital gown and a thin robe, eyes wide and curious as she takes it all in.
they've told her what her name is, even mentioned people like to call her Tink and that part rings true. she knows who she is, and memory loss after getting in a car accident seems a reasonably terrifying possibility, but if she goes on how she feels without relying on reason, she's sure all of this is wrong.
it's why she rushed out of the hospital without waiting to be released, and might account for some of the uncertainty in her eyes. all of this shook her up, that much is true - but it isn't the accident she's worried about, it's where she's ended up.
she's silent as she walks around, still bruised and wearing a few visible scrapes. she knows she's had worse, but like everything else, she can't remember it.]
option 2.
[ no matter how strange this town is, she can't fall into the line of logic where it's wise to ignore someone screaming in the woods.
Tink starts off in spite of a stranger encouraging her against it - someone who surely doesn't follow as she rushes into the forest, pushing past branches and dodging the heavy brush that surrounds her. it's surprisingly consuming, as if the forest itself is alive and warning her against going any further, but she knows what she heard and there's no time to waste.
she's expecting to have to rescue someone, not to start feeling weary herself. it starts with her catching a glimpse of something large off in the distance, and the moment she steps closer she starts feeling like she might not have the strength to get there. maybe that warning from earlier is starting to make sense, but she's come so far, how could she turn back now?]
network.
Lately I've found I'm not as good at being alone as I once was. Is there anything you need help with? Anything I might do to make any of your lives easier? I'd appreciate a way to help pass the time, especially if it means I might be able to make someone else's day a bit brighter.