bluferret

Lily Evans. We've got her pegged. Good girl, snob, ice queen, goody-two shoes, innocent, naive.... Where did we get this? One passage, in which she defends the unpopular kid. Fair? Not to her. In the end Lily was a savior, but what of the beginning? Lily was not what we've cracked her up to be. She was deep, dark, pessimistic, street-smart. She had seen more then anyone would ever wish to see in one lifetime. She was what would soon become a savior, yes. Yet, at first she was just a broken girl, lost and alone. A girl who wanted to be saved, without the pity involved. She wanted the hole she dug herself to begone. She wanted someone to care. Was that too much to ask?