Louise
here for your dad
Ah yes.
The two severe-faced children. That's my favourite fairy tale, you know? The reluctant archive and the monster. I could come up with titles for this book all day. It was such a stark contrast between the pair. Where Kaine had killed Karin had ignored, not that she couldn't murder her parents, but she held so much resentment that never seeing their pointed wretched faces again suited her just fine. Knowing they they sat in their own mediocrity, no doubt breeding to produce another Karin Dorn just to elevate their names.
The bastards.
So it was funny to realise that Karin had denied her own daughter that very same right, the right to choose. She should have been honest, she should have let the girl chose her own path, even if it was born to be one of light. Did Evelynn now resent her in such a way? This, this was all the Sith's own fault. If she had let her child grow instead of smothering and sheltering...she...
...she wanted to say, no, Evelynn will grow, my daughter will survive, no, she will flourish but as Karin Dorn lay there, broken and twisted, tear-filled eyes rolling half back into her skull she just couldn't.
Once great, now shattered, her life ebbing away, all the woman could muster was:
“....no...more...”
The two severe-faced children. That's my favourite fairy tale, you know? The reluctant archive and the monster. I could come up with titles for this book all day. It was such a stark contrast between the pair. Where Kaine had killed Karin had ignored, not that she couldn't murder her parents, but she held so much resentment that never seeing their pointed wretched faces again suited her just fine. Knowing they they sat in their own mediocrity, no doubt breeding to produce another Karin Dorn just to elevate their names.
The bastards.
So it was funny to realise that Karin had denied her own daughter that very same right, the right to choose. She should have been honest, she should have let the girl chose her own path, even if it was born to be one of light. Did Evelynn now resent her in such a way? This, this was all the Sith's own fault. If she had let her child grow instead of smothering and sheltering...she...
...she wanted to say, no, Evelynn will grow, my daughter will survive, no, she will flourish but as Karin Dorn lay there, broken and twisted, tear-filled eyes rolling half back into her skull she just couldn't.
Once great, now shattered, her life ebbing away, all the woman could muster was:
“....no...more...”