Post by Jane "Raggie" Ragnell on Feb 11, 2014 19:33:47 GMT
*A young maid comes into sight....and what a sight she is. With her hair in desperate need of a comb, her shoes all scuffed, one even appears to have a small nail sticking out of the soul of it. Her face has dirty smudges on it as dose her dress which, even though it is plainly the right size for her somehow seems to big for her and is all lopsided. This scruffy maiden smiles a friendly, sweet and endearing smile and curtsies*
"Hello sirs and madams. my name is Jane Ragnell, though most people call me Raggie.....I don't really know why that is. I'm the former and hopefully soon to be again Chamber maid of The Wolfs Howl Inn. I had to leave following that dreadfully fire and return home to my mother and seven sisters. Though I'm told the Inn has reopened so I'm coming back to Wolfenden to see if I can resume my old job again.....I hope some of my old friends are still about in town and that I make some new ones upon returning. I've actually, I hope benefited from having to leave the comfort and safety of the Inn during this time...I feel a little bit braver then I use to....maybe in my down time, if I get my job back, I'll do what a odd but nice man once told me to do...I think he said he was a Librarian...or was it a libertarian? but he told me I should...
"Adventure forth and explore my Surrounds"
"So perhaps I will a little more this time. Anyway I'm just twittering on now, its been so nice to meet and talk to you."
*Curtsies again*
"Goodbye for now."
OOC: Yep, the Wolf Howls Inn's scruffy but lovable Chambermaid is back and this time as a main character not an NPC.
and Raggie's right she has changed, a little, during her time away due to the fire.
1. she is a little bit less timid then she once was and is more willing to actualy have adventures
2. She's found out that just like her predecessor's as a Dungeon Maid Gretel and Melisandra that she seems not to be ageing...she is still it seems only 20
However aside from this she is still very much the same, scruffy, unkempt, lovabel, endearing slightly ditzy and at times clutize young girl with a good hart that she always was. But now she wants to experience the realm outside of the inn rather then vicariously through the stories of its patrons and who knows we might even find out why dear Raggie is always so...well Raggie.
"Hello sirs and madams. my name is Jane Ragnell, though most people call me Raggie.....I don't really know why that is. I'm the former and hopefully soon to be again Chamber maid of The Wolfs Howl Inn. I had to leave following that dreadfully fire and return home to my mother and seven sisters. Though I'm told the Inn has reopened so I'm coming back to Wolfenden to see if I can resume my old job again.....I hope some of my old friends are still about in town and that I make some new ones upon returning. I've actually, I hope benefited from having to leave the comfort and safety of the Inn during this time...I feel a little bit braver then I use to....maybe in my down time, if I get my job back, I'll do what a odd but nice man once told me to do...I think he said he was a Librarian...or was it a libertarian? but he told me I should...
"Adventure forth and explore my Surrounds"
"So perhaps I will a little more this time. Anyway I'm just twittering on now, its been so nice to meet and talk to you."
*Curtsies again*
"Goodbye for now."
OOC: Yep, the Wolf Howls Inn's scruffy but lovable Chambermaid is back and this time as a main character not an NPC.
and Raggie's right she has changed, a little, during her time away due to the fire.
1. she is a little bit less timid then she once was and is more willing to actualy have adventures
2. She's found out that just like her predecessor's as a Dungeon Maid Gretel and Melisandra that she seems not to be ageing...she is still it seems only 20
However aside from this she is still very much the same, scruffy, unkempt, lovabel, endearing slightly ditzy and at times clutize young girl with a good hart that she always was. But now she wants to experience the realm outside of the inn rather then vicariously through the stories of its patrons and who knows we might even find out why dear Raggie is always so...well Raggie.
