The Ghost smiles just a little at the question and turns to gesture, first at the blonde woman as she begins to pull a bottle from the fridge. Stacia, of course, will understand better than almost any other. And Stacia will have context for what the Ghost will tell her.
"You are correct. The woman with the dark hair is Gabriela, though she was also known to Mackenzie as Deeds-Above-Words. She was the leader, a philodox. Wise and thoughtful in her judgements." The blonde woman is heading towards the couch, beer-bottle in hand now and the Ghost's attention returns to her as the bottle is offered towards a restive Kenzie.
"That is Lydia, Hymn-of-War, the galliard. Creative and joyful, always ready to listen and lend a listening ear. Mackenzie loved her dearly, though in a way that also caused her much pain. I do not think she ever spoke of it to or with anyone." As the pair on the couch chatter and rough house and laugh, the Ghost wanders back towards the kitchen.
"He," the Ghost says, "is Eli Mourns-the-Prey, a Theurge. Irreverent despite his duties, he made her laugh. He was like her brother." The young man was leaning against the counter with a beer in hand, chatting with Gabby now. Something about how his mom made mashed potatoes?
"And this," the Ghost says, indicating the sleeping wolf, "is Tia. Howls-Too-Much. The ragabash, always asking questions. They would say that her deed name should have been 'Why?' to tease her."
Re: Past
"You are correct. The woman with the dark hair is Gabriela, though she was also known to Mackenzie as Deeds-Above-Words. She was the leader, a philodox. Wise and thoughtful in her judgements." The blonde woman is heading towards the couch, beer-bottle in hand now and the Ghost's attention returns to her as the bottle is offered towards a restive Kenzie.
"That is Lydia, Hymn-of-War, the galliard. Creative and joyful, always ready to listen and lend a listening ear. Mackenzie loved her dearly, though in a way that also caused her much pain. I do not think she ever spoke of it to or with anyone." As the pair on the couch chatter and rough house and laugh, the Ghost wanders back towards the kitchen.
"He," the Ghost says, "is Eli Mourns-the-Prey, a Theurge. Irreverent despite his duties, he made her laugh. He was like her brother." The young man was leaning against the counter with a beer in hand, chatting with Gabby now. Something about how his mom made mashed potatoes?
"And this," the Ghost says, indicating the sleeping wolf, "is Tia. Howls-Too-Much. The ragabash, always asking questions. They would say that her deed name should have been 'Why?' to tease her."