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deernet2022-03-12 11:12 am
onebadapple) wrote in deernet2022-03-12 11:12 am
005 Video; UN: Filledwithsunshine
[It's not entirely obvious when Snow White starts up the video, just how much pain she is in. She's still smiling but it's a bit more subdued. She's even paler (somehow) than she usually is. She also has a bandage on her neck. Her animal friends around her are deeply concerned, watching her carefully and Faramund, her giant stag is staying pressed against her side as if supporting her to stay upright.]
Why hello everyone!
My goodness, wasn't that jungle such an interesting place! I've never seen some of the animals there before! They were so nice, though. [Snow had struggled in the jungle not because of the animals but because of the pain she's currently in just for existing. But her pain tolerance, despite her appearance, is ridiculously high.]
Oh, but! That isn't why I'm speaking with you all.
I'm sure we've all noticed those terribly large blood boils coming up all over the place. And while the bloodhounds are doing a marvelous job getting rid of them, well there is just SO many of them the poor things can't get to all of them. Not that they don't try, of course. [Snow being Snow is yes, slowly befriending them.]
So, I'm going to tell you how I get blood out of clothing! And walls, and floors, and furniture, and windows, and really anything else! Especially since the blood splatters don't smell very nice. [That's one way of putting it.]
Thankfully, getting blood off the walls and floor are the easiest to clean with a good strong brush and bucket of scented soap! But I do know the rest can be very tricky.
So if you would like any help, please let me know. Blood in on fabriced furniture can be especially tricky.
Why hello everyone!
My goodness, wasn't that jungle such an interesting place! I've never seen some of the animals there before! They were so nice, though. [Snow had struggled in the jungle not because of the animals but because of the pain she's currently in just for existing. But her pain tolerance, despite her appearance, is ridiculously high.]
Oh, but! That isn't why I'm speaking with you all.
I'm sure we've all noticed those terribly large blood boils coming up all over the place. And while the bloodhounds are doing a marvelous job getting rid of them, well there is just SO many of them the poor things can't get to all of them. Not that they don't try, of course. [Snow being Snow is yes, slowly befriending them.]
So, I'm going to tell you how I get blood out of clothing! And walls, and floors, and furniture, and windows, and really anything else! Especially since the blood splatters don't smell very nice. [That's one way of putting it.]
Thankfully, getting blood off the walls and floor are the easiest to clean with a good strong brush and bucket of scented soap! But I do know the rest can be very tricky.
So if you would like any help, please let me know. Blood in on fabriced furniture can be especially tricky.
CW: Child abuse and neglect
You clearly have not met Snow White's birds, Rose.]Oh well... that has been a bit of a problem, yes. [And "the microwave" and quick meals is not something she has any concept of. She frowns for a moment.] Still, I've managed some soups and stews since it all began, those can last for days if prepared properly.
[At the question she doesn't hesitate to answer, because, for Snow, it's not that she doesn't know her upbringing was deeply wrong, it's that she can't do anything to change it.]
Oh yes, once my father passed away and my stepmother was left sole sovereign of the kingdom, I was immediately put to work in the castle. Everyone was forbidden from helping me and those who did were punished in some fashion, lashes, thrown in the dungeons, some were lucky enough to just be dismissed from the staff.
So it was just safer for everyone to pretend I didn't exist and for me to not interact with them.
My stepmother never forgot I existed, though. I think I was always on her mind,
So I just learned to do things on my own be it cook and bake, clean, take care of small wounds, sew, wash, and really everything else in between.