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tell me where's your dad?
Chapter 27's title is taken from "Papaoutai" by Stromae
YOU WEREN'T EXPECTING THIS TO RETURN, DID YOU?
I love the somberness in the first paragraph, and I love the call-back of the prologue with Marth. And Ange wearing her father's red was just... poetic.
And yes, cinquefoil does mean "beloved daughter" in floriography! I just adore how Ange loves her Poppa despite never meeting him, and how Anri communicates to his family beyond the afterlife. I LOVE THE LOWELLS SO MUCH, GUYS.
We added a new character from the group of assassins, and explored them a little deeper! But I absolutely adored writing Marth's reaction to all of this. He's clearly affected by all of this, despite his character growth, and it's not a complete fallback! It's a moment of weakness that he can still control bits and pieces of! He knows what he needs and gently requests it!
Which continues in the last paragraph. I love writing Marth/Caeda in this series, they just GET each other.
Chapter 27's title is taken from "Papaoutai" by Stromae
YOU WEREN'T EXPECTING THIS TO RETURN, DID YOU?
I love the somberness in the first paragraph, and I love the call-back of the prologue with Marth. And Ange wearing her father's red was just... poetic.
And yes, cinquefoil does mean "beloved daughter" in floriography! I just adore how Ange loves her Poppa despite never meeting him, and how Anri communicates to his family beyond the afterlife. I LOVE THE LOWELLS SO MUCH, GUYS.
We added a new character from the group of assassins, and explored them a little deeper! But I absolutely adored writing Marth's reaction to all of this. He's clearly affected by all of this, despite his character growth, and it's not a complete fallback! It's a moment of weakness that he can still control bits and pieces of! He knows what he needs and gently requests it!
Which continues in the last paragraph. I love writing Marth/Caeda in this series, they just GET each other.
