CHARACTERS: Muscovy, Cole, Galadriel
LOCATION: Garden
WARNINGS: TBA technically nothing but who knows
SUMMARY: Two boys go to see if a lady's still around.
NOTES: Continuation of this thread


When they enter the gardens, Cole has not only acquired a wheelbarrow that all of Muscovy's things - the bundle of clothes and fur coat, the harp, the backpack and the bow and arrows - can be placed in. No, the vehicle is also large and sturdy enough for Muscovy to sit on it as Cole pushes it around, and thus they travel the gardens until they reach the area near the treehouses. The fairies have taken off as soon as they reached the natural area, feeling much more comfortable in these surroundings, and Muscovy is sitting in the front of the wheelbarrow, feet dangling down, singing a song that his father taught him, one of the first ones that he learned to accompany on the harp. Which means that he is of course playing the harp to go with it. It's small enough to be held this way. It's in Quenya, a simple tale of the adventures of two young girls that are trying to catch a cat. It is a happy, funny tale, and he thinks that Cole must like it too (even though he doesn't yet realize that the older looking male can understand the words).

...and they saw it
the cat they saw
ah, on the rooftop
so one said to the other
let us climb it
yet they could find no ladder

and as they scaled
the walls and climbed
ah, their fine white clothes
dresses made well by their mothers
oh what cruel fate
torn and tattered they got