Juliet Varos
The Satin Sith
"My Gods, this place is tasteless!"
Juliet looked around her Master's private sanctuary in horror, her violet eyes wide as she took in her environment.
"This dresser; what is this wood? It does not match anything in here! And these drapes are simply dreadful."
Disgusted, Juliet tried to shrink away from this horrible environment, but found it closing in on her, surrounding her.
She was going to have to straighten out [member="Darth Carach"], get him to see that his taste in decorations was simply awful. She had not seen the man himself, yet, but she had the horrible fear that perhaps the Triumvir was as dreadfully clad as his room. Ugh. How disappointing.
Being a Sith was not just about brooding in the dark and reveling in one's own amazing power. It was also about presentation. How could someone properly fear you if they were too busy laughing at your ridiculous choice in attire?
Trying to calm herself, Juliet began looking over her nails, which were painted a deep scarlet, only to gasp; one of the nail's paint was cracking, likely from scraping against this tacky furniture.
Resisting the urge to scream her pain to the heavens, Juliet took out her emergency polish, and began redoing the paint, her focus completely on the task at hand.
If her Master did not show up soon, she was going to be very upset with him.
Juliet looked around her Master's private sanctuary in horror, her violet eyes wide as she took in her environment.
"This dresser; what is this wood? It does not match anything in here! And these drapes are simply dreadful."
Disgusted, Juliet tried to shrink away from this horrible environment, but found it closing in on her, surrounding her.
She was going to have to straighten out [member="Darth Carach"], get him to see that his taste in decorations was simply awful. She had not seen the man himself, yet, but she had the horrible fear that perhaps the Triumvir was as dreadfully clad as his room. Ugh. How disappointing.
Being a Sith was not just about brooding in the dark and reveling in one's own amazing power. It was also about presentation. How could someone properly fear you if they were too busy laughing at your ridiculous choice in attire?
Trying to calm herself, Juliet began looking over her nails, which were painted a deep scarlet, only to gasp; one of the nail's paint was cracking, likely from scraping against this tacky furniture.
Resisting the urge to scream her pain to the heavens, Juliet took out her emergency polish, and began redoing the paint, her focus completely on the task at hand.
If her Master did not show up soon, she was going to be very upset with him.