bethyourbottomdollar

Contrary to what one might think, she didn't have an aversion to peaches. She bought them often, and ate them before they went bad. She bought peach-scented candles and drank peach-flavored tea if she so chose. She liked the taste and the smell, liked the memories they brought her. The first time she ate a peach while talking to Hoggle, he was shocked. He told her that he'd assumed her experiences in the Labyrinth would scar her—she would never even be able to think about peaches without shuddering in horror. She returned that if she were really that bothered by what had happened, she would have cut off ties with her friends. The exchan

Fool's Gold He's a loser and he lies a lot. At least, that's what she tells him when she walks away. He doesn't know how she knew about the lying, but he's hurt just the same. He only ever did it for her, you see. Because he thought it was what she wanted. She wanted someone strong, someone cool, someone different. And so he let the lies fall from his lips, little flakes of fool's gold that lead a path to his battered heart. She followed them for a while, just like they all did, before she realized the truth. And who would place value in fool's gold? No one he knows.