Daily Dialogue: Cauldron of Malice – Chapter Seven

Here’s Chapter One.


Today’s a little late and a little short because something came up, but I still wanted to write something because I wanna stay committed to my goal and because I enjoy these characters too much to skip out on them.


Catherine

Anarchy through manslaughter… I do enjoy this new age of yours. Oh. “Manslaughter.” Catherine, you’re too much. Agatha? Agatha?


Agatha

Hmm, yes?


Catherine

You were drifting away.


Agatha

Apologies, the notion of what my commencement means arrived before me.


Catherine

Really now? What reality unveiled itself to you?


Agatha

One in which the patriarchal road to ruin is paved with good intention, and lacquered in blood.


Catherine

But those who walk upon it must be careful, yes? The slickness might do more harm than good for those overzealous wanderers.


Agatha

I suppose.


Catherine

A murderess mustn’t fall prey to suppositions. Every action must be definite, true, or else cracks of disclosure might reveal themselves.


Agatha

“Cracks of disclosure?”


Catherine

The deformities that lead police to their front door, lousy with shackles of the physical and emotional.


Agatha

Ah. Then a pox on supposition.


Catherine

A pox and a fine layer of manure.


Agatha

Indeed. Speaking of manure…


Catherine

Yes?


Agatha

We should go back to fertilizing the new you.


Catherine

Refining our loquaciousness, eh?


Agatha

I’d like to think of it as repaying a debt.


Catherine

What do we place under the magnifying glass now?


Agatha

I feel that we should take a particular event in your life and demolish it.


Catherine

Is that the rapping of spite I hear upon my door?


Agatha

Not at all.


Catherine

Oh?


Agatha

Mayhaps the slightest swipe.


Catherine

Honesty makes queens of us all, dear Agatha.


Agatha

Then be the queen of misrule and unfetter yourself upon me. No sense in suffering in silence, given the purpose you’ve given me.


Catherine

You would suffer me?


Agatha

I’ve done nothing but thus far. In the most pleasant sense, of course.


Catherine

You thrill me, dear Agatha.


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