c; oh, I come from a land, from a faraway place, where the caravan camels roam
[Caster has a great sympathy for orphans and those who understand the loss of death. She naturally comes to them, and encourages the younger children, those who have suffered, to gather around her. She promises them a tale of magic and adventure, love and inspiration, hope, promise, and a diamond in the rough.
You might find it strangely familiar, if you grew up on Disney. The genie is blue, the orphan is named Aladdin, and there's a magic carpet and an evil vizier. It is a dramatic retelling of Disney's Aladdin, complete with magical special effects, a combination of a story and a play put on for the children's entertainment. There are absolutely musical numbers.
You may choose to listen, but you might also decide to help out with the performance. Maybe you really want to sing "One Jump Ahead." Or maybe you think you'd make a great Evil Vizier?]
d; maybe she should worry less
[Rain should not be concerning. But Caster has been listening to the Palai, and now, with her little flock of grieving children sheltered underneath a magical carpet, she tilts her head up to the sky. That (probably now familiar) frown of concern is on her face.]
Could the magic that sustains the water be collapsing? Perhaps our interference...
no subject
d; maybe she should worry less
e; wildcard