Plants Before People
Farrow guided Trinket through the Wildwood, holding her hadn loosely, harvesting Peppermint bark every once in a while when she saw large groupings. She led the eerily quiet child to the of the Sidhe Village where a small, but homey house resided. There was a small garden in back, bare, save for newly tilled earth, aerated in preparation for early spring planting. Stake stood up in the turned earth, lines of twine woven amongst them as some measuring tool.
The interior was warm, a small fire still banked and flickering lowley. "I know it's not much, but it's home," Indeed the interior was cramped, a single table shoved in one corner, littered with jars and tins and wooden receptacles all full of dried herbs and plants. More hung upside down from the ceiling, filling the air with smells of floral and herbs. The rest of the space was taken up by a the little fireplace, a rolled mat for sleeping, and one more table holding a large vase in which was planted a vibrant teal orchid veined in viridian. It was tall and bore many blooms. It was obviously well taken care of.
Farrow let Trinket enter the main room, taking her red scarf and draping it from a hook that was nailed next to the door. She smiled wide, though a slight nervous u dertone tinged it's sincerity.
The interior was warm, a small fire still banked and flickering lowley. "I know it's not much, but it's home," Indeed the interior was cramped, a single table shoved in one corner, littered with jars and tins and wooden receptacles all full of dried herbs and plants. More hung upside down from the ceiling, filling the air with smells of floral and herbs. The rest of the space was taken up by a the little fireplace, a rolled mat for sleeping, and one more table holding a large vase in which was planted a vibrant teal orchid veined in viridian. It was tall and bore many blooms. It was obviously well taken care of.
Farrow let Trinket enter the main room, taking her red scarf and draping it from a hook that was nailed next to the door. She smiled wide, though a slight nervous u dertone tinged it's sincerity.
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