—In which Hvitserk falls for a good church girl, much to the disapproval of her family who finds out and marries her to a no-good, very bad man. I pictured the boards, in order, as their romance’s journey. From their first few times together — alone, flirting —, to their secret meetings — where they talk, eat, and make love —, to her marriage to the other man, and up to the point where Hvitserk — sick of seeing her mistreated and unhappy — kills the man and has to run away.
—The last board kinda doesn’t fit in the story. It’s more of a “reverend who falls for a temptress and has to cold sweat his way through the afternoons drinking tea at her parent’s home” type of thing.
—This is my third entry to @punkrocknpearls’400 Follower Trope Challenge because she deserves only hugs and kisses and lots of nice things Thanks for letting me make you these, even though technically you’re hosting a writing challenge.
There is always a reason to make music, especially when it’s a long day, and you have loads of work to do but you are avoiding it all. The piano was just tuned, go play it.
