Totoka River dearheart

deirdre smiled at the others warmth and kindness. the words were wise ones, and comforting to deirdre who had felt she had been rude. still, minding her manners, deirdre pressed gently, i should not have stared so, bashfully looking away for a moment, before returning her gaze to the stranger. deirdre did so love looking at others, enjoying them; this woman was quite pretty, to deirdre. it made it difficult to turn her eyes away for too long! looking to the carcass, deirdre nodded her head. it is a crab, she identified the thing for the other, her tail waving. there are many of them along the coast.

i would! deirdre thrilled, and she sighed to the other. the future is frightening, it is true, and i do love its ambiguity... but i am intrigued, she states, drawing nearer to the other. i would love to learn, as well, if it is not too much trouble! her tail waved behind her a beat, and she grinned playfully. can you foretell my name? or shall i introduce myself?