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Post by Supercali on Jul 5, 2018 5:56:07 GMT
I just had a weird dream while napping, probably because I've read so many fan fictions currently. In my dream Georg was missing during the war, Maria found a letter or a dairy which made her believe that he had married her mainly for the children, Agathe was his one and only. It hurt her so much because their love was her faith to keep her staying strong for the family while he's missing. She tried to get him out of her heart like the way he had done after Agathe's death. Then Georg was home.... And I woke up. Oh, I really want to know what is going on...maybe I should go back to sleep more?  |
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Post by gothicbutterfly95 on Jul 7, 2018 4:32:41 GMT
Hmmm...
Please tell me she interpreted that diary wrong.
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Post by INeverExplainAnything on Jul 7, 2018 5:11:36 GMT
Did you go back to sleep? Haha  You should write the story and let us know what happened. Though, like gothicbutterfly95 I'm guessing she misinterpreted it - at least I hope so! OR, it wasn't an entry about Maria at all, but about Elsa and he didn't write the names (even though Elsa would be a terrible mother haha). I'm so intrigued. Tell me more! |
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Post by Supercali on Jul 7, 2018 8:02:29 GMT
Did you go back to sleep? Haha You should write the story and let us know what happened. Though, like gothicbutterfly95 I'm guessing she misinterpreted it - at least I hope so! OR, it wasn't an entry about Maria at all, but about Elsa and he didn't write the names (even though Elsa would be a terrible mother haha). I'm so intrigued. Tell me more! Currently I've been trying to go through the dream before bedtime and see I could recall something. Here's what I remember. Maria found the paper from Liesl's old belongings when she was doing organizing with her. It's Georg's writing from long time ago, probably right before their wedding. It didn't show the content in my dream but yes, my mind told me she definitely misinterpreted it. Anyways, I know that Georg loved her but she didn't, at least not yet. She's angry and sad, so she converted the master bedroom to an extra children's room, she claimed that she didn't need a big bedroom for herself meanwhile the elder girls were growing up which needed more privacy and space, but the real reason was she didn't want to see things that reminded her of him. Then Georg was back from the war. He's happy and excited at first, but soon he realized something's wrong. Maria has changed. She still cared for him but the intimacy disappeared, she treated him just as a family but not the significant other or soul mate. What's worse, since now there's no master bedroom, Maria stayed with the younger girls. And Georg needed to share room with the boys.... I wish I could finish the whole thing and I did try, but I couldn't. Maybe someone would be interested in this idea and write a story about it? I really want to know how Geroge would confess his love and win her heart again. Sigh. |
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Post by lemacd on Jul 9, 2018 1:43:05 GMT
I really think the idea that he was talking about Elsa, not Maria, is a very good angle. And maybe in the same letter, where she thinks he's talking about Agathe, he's actually talking about her... the date of the letter tells the story because it was dated around the time that she was the governess and Elsa was still in the picture, circa puppet show/ grand and glorious party
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Post by Supercali on Jul 9, 2018 2:43:57 GMT
I really think the idea that he was talking about Elsa, not Maria, is a very good angle. And maybe in the same letter, where she thinks he's talking about Agathe, he's actually talking about her... the date of the letter tells the story because it was dated around the time that she was the governess and Elsa was still in the picture, circa puppet show/ grand and glorious party Your thought makes me smile! Maybe he wrote it after reading Maria's farewell note, and finally admitted his true feeling for her. However he realized it might be too late and thought marrying Elsa could be a way to smooth the children's and his sorrow? |
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Post by lemacd on Jul 9, 2018 3:02:41 GMT
I really think the idea that he was talking about Elsa, not Maria, is a very good angle. And maybe in the same letter, where she thinks he's talking about Agathe, he's actually talking about her... the date of the letter tells the story because it was dated around the time that she was the governess and Elsa was still in the picture, circa puppet show/ grand and glorious party Your thought makes me smile! Maybe he wrote it after reading Maria's farewell note, and finally admitted his true feeling for her. However he realized it might be too late and thought marrying Elsa could be a way to smooth the children's and his sorrow? sure! sometimes the best stories are when they tie themselves into knots and then have to untie themselves... |
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Post by INeverExplainAnything on Jul 9, 2018 5:13:41 GMT
So much yes to what lemacd said. And knots are fun. Especially when a sailor is involved. Right? |
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Post by INeverExplainAnything on Jul 24, 2018 0:50:06 GMT
Supercali I'm actually working on a story at the moment and I realised this little misunderstanding would be perfect for it. Do you mind if I use it? I will definitely credit you as the brains behind it, haha!
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Post by Supercali on Jul 24, 2018 4:05:11 GMT
Supercali I'm actually working on a story at the moment and I realised this little misunderstanding would be perfect for it. Do you mind if I use it? I will definitely credit you as the brains behind it, haha! Go ahead! Please let me know when you finish the story, can't wait to read it.  |
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Post by INeverExplainAnything on Jul 24, 2018 14:03:31 GMT
Supercali I'm actually working on a story at the moment and I realised this little misunderstanding would be perfect for it. Do you mind if I use it? I will definitely credit you as the brains behind it, haha! Go ahead! Please let me know when you finish the story, can't wait to read it. I shall! It's very much a work in progress (I want to write the whole thing and then post it) but I will let you know when I do! |
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