TTS 131. TEN things about your past.
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stolehispurse- I was born in Venice
- I didn't grow up in what one may call great circumstances.
- All of my birth-family but my sisters is gone.
- The first time I managed to get somebody to do something for me by pretending, I was startled how easy it was.
- When I learned that everybody was pretending, I was in my adolescence. Well, not everybody was pretending where I grew up. Maybe that's why their lives were as they were?
- I've been engaged to two different men. I broke my promise to each of them. Even if I did marry one of them in the end.
- I've only fallen in love once, and never did fall out of it.
- The days, weeks after my wedding were the absolute worst of my life, even more nightmarish than before it. That, until I first got news of Giacomo being alive and his whereabouts. Or rather, until Grimani did and let it slip where I could hear - I do believe he didn't mean me to.
- I never aimed for being happy, when I was growing up and shaping up my life. I didn't end up happy, either.
- I ended up gaining everything, everything that I'd worked all my childhood, adolescence, and youth to achieve. But not the one thing, the one person, I ever wanted.
Muse: Henriette di Grimani
Fandom: Casanova (2005 BBC)
- I didn't grow up in what one may call great circumstances.
- All of my birth-family but my sisters is gone.
- The first time I managed to get somebody to do something for me by pretending, I was startled how easy it was.
- When I learned that everybody was pretending, I was in my adolescence. Well, not everybody was pretending where I grew up. Maybe that's why their lives were as they were?
- I've been engaged to two different men. I broke my promise to each of them. Even if I did marry one of them in the end.
- I've only fallen in love once, and never did fall out of it.
- The days, weeks after my wedding were the absolute worst of my life, even more nightmarish than before it. That, until I first got news of Giacomo being alive and his whereabouts. Or rather, until Grimani did and let it slip where I could hear - I do believe he didn't mean me to.
- I never aimed for being happy, when I was growing up and shaping up my life. I didn't end up happy, either.
- I ended up gaining everything, everything that I'd worked all my childhood, adolescence, and youth to achieve. But not the one thing, the one person, I ever wanted.
Muse: Henriette di Grimani
Fandom: Casanova (2005 BBC)
