[ Morgana is taking a stroll outside for fresh air. She reaches the bridge, and gives you a polite smile and nod as she's about to walk past.
If you've got any questions, she seems friendly enough to ask, even if she's wearing a pretty medieval looking dress and looks somewhat out of place. ]
[Looking over at the sound of footsteps, she has to stop a moment to process just how the lady is dressed. It's lovely and regal... and something straight off the pages of Medieval literature. Hesitating a moment, she looked back at the village and wondered if maybe this was some sort of time flux?
Well... the lady seemed pleasant enough?] Excuse me, I'm sorry to interrupt... but could you tell me where we are?
[A look of momentary surprise flickered over her face before she quickly pulled it together. That seemed so... impossible. Did that mean she was in something like a coma back home? Taking a breath, she nodded a thanks.]
That's... informative, thank you. Are you native to this place?
Lady... [Morgana. As in the Arthurian legends Morgana. Blinking a few times, she hedged a little to speak.] And... you have a half brother named Arthur? That Lady Morgana?
[Forgive her almost rude question, but the show was evident in her face at this point.]
[Her Arthurian knowledge wasn't great, but she could have sworn that's what he'd been to her. But then, it was possible the reality was different than the spin of legends.]
I'm sorry for confusing the matter. I simply know of a Lady Morgana from legends in our world.
If you've got any questions, she seems friendly enough to ask, even if she's wearing a pretty medieval looking dress and looks somewhat out of place. ]
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Well... the lady seemed pleasant enough?] Excuse me, I'm sorry to interrupt... but could you tell me where we are?
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This is a world called Somarium. It's a dream world. I've been told that we are simply asleep back in our own homes...
[ She pauses to allow the other woman to process this information ]
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[A look of momentary surprise flickered over her face before she quickly pulled it together. That seemed so... impossible. Did that mean she was in something like a coma back home? Taking a breath, she nodded a thanks.]
That's... informative, thank you. Are you native to this place?
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I have been here for almost half a year, but I did not originate here.
I'm told that when we wake up, it will be as if little to no time has passed.
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[She'd say it was extraordinary if she wasn't so baffled at the same time. It had no basis in logic or reality. How was it even possible?]
Please forgive my rudeness... I'm Dr. Maria Carbonell. May I ask your name, please?
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I'm sorry, this probably is not anything you wanted to hear.
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[Forgive her almost rude question, but the show was evident in her face at this point.]
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... I know an Arthur. Arthur Pendragon of Camelot. But I am but the King's Ward, not a Pendragon.
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[Her Arthurian knowledge wasn't great, but she could have sworn that's what he'd been to her. But then, it was possible the reality was different than the spin of legends.]
I'm sorry for confusing the matter. I simply know of a Lady Morgana from legends in our world.
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I suppose legends have a way of distorting as time moves on.
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