Tamesis Leonard
"Alright, then," Tamesis replied, nodding curtly. He brisked down the hall, shoes clacking on the floorboards. Excitement now flooded his veins, imagination his mind's eye. He reached the washroom, which was known to him and many others as the well. He cranked the handle for a minute or two and was rewarded with a cloudy, luke-warm bucket of water. This he splashed on his face and neck, saving a few conservative drops for his new 'do. It wasn't anything special. The strands flicked and curled, like wildly growing flames.
Tamesis flung the bucket back down and hurried to his lodgings, a tiny hut on an old woman's property. It was ramshackle and insipid, but she still squeezed from him near two pence every month to rent it. In it he kept the change of clothes for which he currently chased. These too proved bland, unoriginal, but he would try to paint them as classic instead. He always did.
"Are these pantaloons still in style?" he once asked an eccentric, sea-faring merchant, confused by the giggles his pants had received as he strolled through the marketplace.
"If you're in the business of dressing as a fart, then yes. These billows aren't in vogue anymore for men your age. Only dignitaries and other older filth wear them."With a sigh, Tamesis slipped into the festival.
((Dang I'm slow! So many pages yai))