Cosette Fauchelevent (![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
wildandbrave) wrote in ![[community profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/community.png)
fandomhigh2015-03-12 08:56 am
wildandbrave) wrote in fandomhigh2015-03-12 08:56 am
Entry tags:
Library, Thursday (March 12)
Cosette was a few minutes late getting to the library today, and a touch disheveled to boot; she had a couple of leaves and maybe a stray twig or two in her hair, as if she'd been out in the preserve.
Which she had, as was her habit in the morning. More to the point, her habit in the morning was to take a walk in the preserve and see if she could say hello to any of the teal deer.
That had not worked so well today, so she'd had to make a run for it and as a result was mildly, if visibly, distressed. Not because the deer had -- it didn't seem right, but the only way she could describe it was that it had snarled at her, and then tried to charge. That wasn't what had her upset, though; no, she was mainly worried about the teal deer.
Which was why you'd find her in the stacks whenever she had some down time today, rummaging through books on zoology and veterinary science and anything else she could find on illness in deer. What she'd do about it if she found any answers was anyone's guess, since she hadn't even thought as far as how she'd go about finding that particular deer again. It couldn't be all of them afflicted, after all, could it?
[OOC: OCD-free today, but open!]
Which she had, as was her habit in the morning. More to the point, her habit in the morning was to take a walk in the preserve and see if she could say hello to any of the teal deer.
That had not worked so well today, so she'd had to make a run for it and as a result was mildly, if visibly, distressed. Not because the deer had -- it didn't seem right, but the only way she could describe it was that it had snarled at her, and then tried to charge. That wasn't what had her upset, though; no, she was mainly worried about the teal deer.
Which was why you'd find her in the stacks whenever she had some down time today, rummaging through books on zoology and veterinary science and anything else she could find on illness in deer. What she'd do about it if she found any answers was anyone's guess, since she hadn't even thought as far as how she'd go about finding that particular deer again. It couldn't be all of them afflicted, after all, could it?
[OOC: OCD-free today, but open!]