LunaSolara
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OOC: Closed for Commendatore and Luna
http://img25.imageshack.us/img25/4069/clara2j.jpg Clara "Claire"
CHATEAU DE LOIRE (Newport, RI 1781)
Clara Bell was twenty years old when the young Englishwoman arrived on the shores of Newport, Rhode Island to become the ward of her mother's half-brother, Christophe Dessay. Her mother had passed away when she was only a child and her father was killed in an unfortunate shipwreck off the coast of Ireland just before her 20th birthday. Clara had never met her uncle; the family had been estranged from the Fremchman, although Clara did not know anything about the history of the rift.
Dessay's home was a sprawling mansion set against a remote section of the rocky Newport cliffs. Its architecture was based on a French castle from which its name derived, Chateau de Loire. It was a peculiar residence, with its polished gray stone, Gothic archways, and long, drafty corridors. Newport's new money referred to Monsieur Dessay as “that eccentric Frenchman” and did not bother with him much. Dessay was too blasé to either care or take notice. The mansion was complete with its own intricate hedge maze. Many marble statues of Greek and Roman deities graced both the interior and exterior.
Clara's uncle had a stern demeanor and yet he did not bombard the pretty, pert blue-eyed blonde with many rules. She was told to stay our of the labyrinth hedge maze, although he promised to one day take her through. She was also instructed to avoid one of the eastern corridors of the mansion, specifically a door that led downstairs that was always locked. Other than these two rules, Clara was able to go where she liked and do as she wished. Her uncle indulged her with all of the latest fashions from France, her blushes seemed to amuse him when the dressmaker outfitted the young lady in gowns with decolletage that would have been considered scandalous in her native England.
Clara had been at Chateau de Loire for a little over a year. Although she had many freedoms within the mansion, she often felt isolated and lonely. The house was strange, although Clara could not quite discern what was amiss. She felt often as if she were being watched, although she was far too sensible to believe that the place was haunted. She felt it most in the evenings as she would undress for bed; she felt as if there were a pair of eyes on her as she slipped out of one of her elaborate dresses into her silky white nightgown.
To help assuage her boredom, Clara made use of her uncle's vast library, which had helped her cope with what had been an inordinately rainy and dreary spring. Like her uncle, she shared an interest in classical mythology. As she browsed through this section, she spotted a leather bound volume written, like many of her uncle's books, in French. Its title was peculiar and tantalizing: Convoitise Divine or "Divine Lust."
As Clara opened up the book, she opened to a random page that made her gasp. It was an illustration of the abduction of Persephone, the goddess of spring, by Hades the god of the Underworld--who was also the goddess-maiden's uncle. Clara had seen paintings of the scene before but this was extremely graphic. She had never seen anything like this. The god was taking her maidenhood in his black chariot, Persephone's gown ripped and her hands pinned up above her head while he ravished her. The accompanying text described the scene in detail just as graphically as the illustration. Clara knew that no self-respecting lady should be reading this salacious volume but she could not put it down. A heat came over her body as she read its naughty pages and there was a fluttering in her stomach that was part fear and part something she could not name. It both repulsed and fascinated her. The other tales in the volume were just as lewd. The satyr god Pan was shown grabbing a nubile nymph's soft hips as he thrust inside her from behind and Zeus himself was shown with his head buried between the thighs of the sea-goddess Thetis.
Clara came back to this book more times than she would care to acknowledge or admit. Every time she looked for it, she fully expected the volume to be gone but it was always there waiting for her. She would recollect the images sometimes as she lay in bed at night, in the quiet and stillness of the evening. These fantasies would make her breaths come more rapidly and her heart beat faster. A feeling of shame, stark fear, and dark pleasure would wash over her in wicked waves, and there was an ache between her thighs that she did not know how to quench.
As spring moved slowly to summer Clara decided that she would have to delve more deeply into the mysteries of Chateau de Loire and its master.
http://img25.imageshack.us/img25/4069/clara2j.jpg Clara "Claire"
CHATEAU DE LOIRE (Newport, RI 1781)
Clara Bell was twenty years old when the young Englishwoman arrived on the shores of Newport, Rhode Island to become the ward of her mother's half-brother, Christophe Dessay. Her mother had passed away when she was only a child and her father was killed in an unfortunate shipwreck off the coast of Ireland just before her 20th birthday. Clara had never met her uncle; the family had been estranged from the Fremchman, although Clara did not know anything about the history of the rift.
Dessay's home was a sprawling mansion set against a remote section of the rocky Newport cliffs. Its architecture was based on a French castle from which its name derived, Chateau de Loire. It was a peculiar residence, with its polished gray stone, Gothic archways, and long, drafty corridors. Newport's new money referred to Monsieur Dessay as “that eccentric Frenchman” and did not bother with him much. Dessay was too blasé to either care or take notice. The mansion was complete with its own intricate hedge maze. Many marble statues of Greek and Roman deities graced both the interior and exterior.
Clara's uncle had a stern demeanor and yet he did not bombard the pretty, pert blue-eyed blonde with many rules. She was told to stay our of the labyrinth hedge maze, although he promised to one day take her through. She was also instructed to avoid one of the eastern corridors of the mansion, specifically a door that led downstairs that was always locked. Other than these two rules, Clara was able to go where she liked and do as she wished. Her uncle indulged her with all of the latest fashions from France, her blushes seemed to amuse him when the dressmaker outfitted the young lady in gowns with decolletage that would have been considered scandalous in her native England.
Clara had been at Chateau de Loire for a little over a year. Although she had many freedoms within the mansion, she often felt isolated and lonely. The house was strange, although Clara could not quite discern what was amiss. She felt often as if she were being watched, although she was far too sensible to believe that the place was haunted. She felt it most in the evenings as she would undress for bed; she felt as if there were a pair of eyes on her as she slipped out of one of her elaborate dresses into her silky white nightgown.
To help assuage her boredom, Clara made use of her uncle's vast library, which had helped her cope with what had been an inordinately rainy and dreary spring. Like her uncle, she shared an interest in classical mythology. As she browsed through this section, she spotted a leather bound volume written, like many of her uncle's books, in French. Its title was peculiar and tantalizing: Convoitise Divine or "Divine Lust."
As Clara opened up the book, she opened to a random page that made her gasp. It was an illustration of the abduction of Persephone, the goddess of spring, by Hades the god of the Underworld--who was also the goddess-maiden's uncle. Clara had seen paintings of the scene before but this was extremely graphic. She had never seen anything like this. The god was taking her maidenhood in his black chariot, Persephone's gown ripped and her hands pinned up above her head while he ravished her. The accompanying text described the scene in detail just as graphically as the illustration. Clara knew that no self-respecting lady should be reading this salacious volume but she could not put it down. A heat came over her body as she read its naughty pages and there was a fluttering in her stomach that was part fear and part something she could not name. It both repulsed and fascinated her. The other tales in the volume were just as lewd. The satyr god Pan was shown grabbing a nubile nymph's soft hips as he thrust inside her from behind and Zeus himself was shown with his head buried between the thighs of the sea-goddess Thetis.
Clara came back to this book more times than she would care to acknowledge or admit. Every time she looked for it, she fully expected the volume to be gone but it was always there waiting for her. She would recollect the images sometimes as she lay in bed at night, in the quiet and stillness of the evening. These fantasies would make her breaths come more rapidly and her heart beat faster. A feeling of shame, stark fear, and dark pleasure would wash over her in wicked waves, and there was an ache between her thighs that she did not know how to quench.
As spring moved slowly to summer Clara decided that she would have to delve more deeply into the mysteries of Chateau de Loire and its master.
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