Daisies In Chains

A fire? That's never pretty.

Aren't there any fire extinguishers?

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I like it when they crackle!

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Crackle? You're just not right in the head, are you?

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Why would I wish to be left?

Mine's all full with shivering glass... Splintered, dancing and weeping tears.

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Weeping tears?

Is that all supposed to be a sort of riddle?

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Oh yes... Never quite been unravelled, you see.

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Yeah, I sort of got that impression.

Is the fire spreading?

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Like butter...

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And no one's doing anything about it?

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I'm working on it!

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Alright. Well if you need any help let me know.

You're her warden, yeah?

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Help would be great!

Yeah, I'm her warden. I can't say I feel very proud of whatever progress I've made right now, however.

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Well I'll be on my way then, as soon as I locate where the fire extinguishers are.

I've been there. Mine's slipped up a few times.

Edited Date: 2009-02-25 03:27 am (UTC)

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Ain't you got a warden s'posed to see to it you don't do nothin' moon-brained like that?

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Do you like potatos?

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什麼？ What's taters got to do with settin' fire to the gorram kitchen?

(什麼? = What?)

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They've eyes, you know...

I don't like it.

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So...you kill 'em with the fire? You are 不太正常的. You know that?

(不太正常的 = not entirely sane)

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Princess does as she pleases.

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All right, fine. Crazy is as crazy does.

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I'm afraid that the kitchen is neither Armand's room or one of the Doctors. You get a less than passing score in that regard.

However, I went down to see it. It is rather pretty. What a great job you did!

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But everyone comes to the kitchen... It's where one must eat their pudding.

Mmmm, I do like it!

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Yes, but none of them are there.

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Drusilla! You said you'd be good, remember?! Oh god, not now...

[Libby has rushed down to the mess hall in an attempt to put out the fire.]

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But I was promised it would be such a pleasant game...

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Who promised you that?

Whoever it is, don't listen to them again. They obviously don't have your best interests at heart.

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Mr Loki...

Am I in trouble?

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Obviously, you don't know the rules of the game.

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It's my game.

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Your game? What if I wanted to change the rules? What if I wanted to make it my game? Then what would you do?

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Make it better.

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But the game's already great as it is.

Although, you started up this lovely fire. I must to something for you in return, miss.

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I want little Anne back...

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And where is little Anne?

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She's dead.

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Ah.

You know, my daughter is Hel, ruler of the underworld. If I ever see her again, I'll ask her if she can bring back little Anne. Will that please you?

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She's not there...

I know where she is. She speaks to me.

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Oookay.

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Yes, you're in trouble with me. You know better than to go around starting fires just because someone told you it would be fun. You also broke your promise to be good.

And never listen to anything Loki says. He's always looking to cause havoc.

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But he said the others would like it.

~~I don't th~~

Oh...

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What part of "set something on fire" sounds like something people would enjoy?

If getting you that doll isn't going to stop you from doing things like this, as you promised it would, why should I get it at all?

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But it is fun.

~~I don't lik~~

I'M SORRY.

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Drusilla...I don't want you to apologize just because you want something out of it. You're not sorry, because you don't see why you should be. That's what we need to work on: the way you see things.

It might be fun for you, but it's not fun for everyone else. It wasn't very fun when I had to drop the very important thing I was working on to go put out the fire. Do you think about anyone else when you do things you find "fun?" You have to consider other people.

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