Elizabeth Moriarty (Goodwell)
Elizabeth unpacked a few things from one of the boxes, dusting off the mantle over the fireplace and placing things such as Isaiah's high school diploma and an old childish snow globe on it. She analyzed the snow globe a moment. It was old, probably from Isaiah's childhood years. He probably had no idea where he'd even gotten it, but he had more than likely attached some memory to the object. Elizabeth looked around at the open boxes, reading the little clues the items gave off about the man she was assisting.
The mixed silverware indicated that Isaiah had moved into the place alone, without much aid from family or friends. The condition of the flat told that Isaiah was very low on money, probably because the cash he did have went to his university funds. However, the many news clippings of nearby jobs that had fallen from their envelope showed that Isaiah planned to make money during his time away from his studies. Elizabeth could see many things in the piles of boxes. One thing she saw she found painfully relatable.
"You don't get along with your family..." she commented sadly.
Elizabeth unpacked a few things from one of the boxes, dusting off the mantle over the fireplace and placing things such as Isaiah's high school diploma and an old childish snow globe on it. She analyzed the snow globe a moment. It was old, probably from Isaiah's childhood years. He probably had no idea where he'd even gotten it, but he had more than likely attached some memory to the object. Elizabeth looked around at the open boxes, reading the little clues the items gave off about the man she was assisting.
The mixed silverware indicated that Isaiah had moved into the place alone, without much aid from family or friends. The condition of the flat told that Isaiah was very low on money, probably because the cash he did have went to his university funds. However, the many news clippings of nearby jobs that had fallen from their envelope showed that Isaiah planned to make money during his time away from his studies. Elizabeth could see many things in the piles of boxes. One thing she saw she found painfully relatable.
"You don't get along with your family..." she commented sadly.













