RelativeRelativity

Bit by Green Bit - Elphaba had stayed in her room the entire day. Boq and Avaric stayed outside to mingle with Pfannee and Shenshen, while Galinda would stop by every now and then, checking in on Elphaba and lingering on occasion. It was only after Galinda had come to give Elphaba a meal and after she assured the girl that both the boys and her friends were far, far out on the lake, that the socialite convinced Elphaba to come out. Due to Elphaba’s complete aversion to water, however, there was nothing that they could do around the lake.  The girl refused to be even relatively near it. Instead, they sat on a swing, very much

Galinda Upland was at a loss for words when she saw a man enter the room. With a charming smile, handsome looks, and a name and reputation that preceded him, everyone, especially Galinda, knew who he was. Fiyero Tiggular, prince of a Vinkus tribe. Fiyero Tiggular, handsome heartbreaker extraordinaire. Fiyero Tiggular, a person who had been expelled from so many schools that even he himself had lost count. Fiyero Tiggular; women wanted him, men wanted to be him. Conversations stopped and heads turned as he walked past people. Nobody could take their eyes off of him. The men watched discreetly, but all of the women stared unabashedly at him..

Broken Promises – it’s all from Glinda’s POV. Sorry if it’s written an odd way at the start, it’s just something that came to me. - This shouldn’t be happening. Glinda shouldn’t have been here, standing in this particular place. She had forbidden anybody to even come near the castle; no Ozian was allowed inside. No Ozian technically meant that even she herself was not permitted to be here. She had passed the law to keep people out the same day she had promised herself she would never ever remember the night of Elphaba’s death. As if the legal restriction she placed on the land would help restrict he