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Sound fair enough. I can see this working.RubyRose said:Once Piper finds out that Daisy is the type to take advantage of her ignorance, she'd probably be careful about what she admitted to the girl. Then again, she may not even notice... she'd just take Daisy for her word until something told her otherwise and depending on the thing, she might think Daisy misinformed and explain to her. After the first time she may not go to Daisy with questions about things anymore; believing her to be wrong about possible more things. She would find Daisy interesting for the sake of her being a city girl, though, and may find reasons to talk to her about the differences out of her curiousness on what she missed out on and what Daisy missed out on not being a ranch hand. Overall I have a feeling they would have a love-hate relationship; moments where they get along and moments where Pip will be actively avoiding her.
Just to clarify, Daisy isn’t a deliberate prankster. Most of the misinformation she generates could probably be identified quite easily as such (from the many inconsistencies and their blatant contradiction of common sense).
50% of things Daisy says that happen to not be true, she says them because she actually believes them herself. So when Piper comes back believing Daisy to be misinformed, there’s actually a pretty good chance that she’s right (though that doesn’t rule out the possibility of Daisy maintaining that her version was clearly the one that made more sense). On the other hand, if Daisy was consciously messing around in the first place, then expect an apology from her. An apology that also contains a lot of uncontrollable laughter.
So...in terms of having to “be careful”, there’s not that much Piper has to worry about; but still, I can see her finding it annoying even if she could tell when/if Daisy was messing around.
I really like the idea of them sharing stories of different childhoods and such, but as usual, Piper will likely have to prepare herself with the forward awareness that Daisy is a unreliable narrator, and even moreso when it comes to memories.
This is great.RubyRose said:Just to start off when I think if Piper I think of a girl who smiles and laughs often and who willingly goes up to talk to others because of curiosity. And there's a basic image of her when you first meet her; she's more then likely laughing about something and enjoying the day. Possibly telling stories about animals she's had to deal with and laughing at her own jokes.
Mental image of Daisy first meeting Piper is now her seeing Piper laughing about something and walking over to laugh with her. And then ask Piper what she was laughing about.