I am told she was a fire that blazed unchecked. She was simultaneously beautiful and destructive, and her magic equally so. She was an enigmatic goddess too proud to mingle with mere mortals. Only my father was good enough for her, and her for him. They needed no one else.
[It is rough, in some ways. Carlisle never quite knows what to think about her, or how he should feel about someone he, logically, should care for. However:]
I imagine we would not have gotten along, so perhaps it is for the best. If nothing else, her death kept me from knowing what expectations she would have of me, and how much I would fail at living up to them.
Yeah, I guess I can understand that. I don't think dad expected anything great out of me, but he sure had expectations. That kind of pressure has to suck.
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My father's expectations, however, are a different story. What is it yours wished of you?
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I think mine would have preferred me to be more like my mother, but it is only a guess. He never said that to me directly, in any case.
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I imagine we would not have gotten along, so perhaps it is for the best. If nothing else, her death kept me from knowing what expectations she would have of me, and how much I would fail at living up to them.
Tell me of your mother. What was she like?
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Really fucked me up in the end.
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Did you ever want to be something other than what everyone else expected you to be?
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