10-25-2009, 03:12 PM
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Maybe she shouldn't be comparing herself to her siblings and those around her, but it was hard for her not to. It was almost an automatic response that she couldn't control. No one was as shy as she was and it didn't seem that anyone worried so much about the things that she did. As soon as the pup was out of her comfort zone she feared that something bad would happen. That was one of the main reasons thoughts of leaving the safety and security of Crimson Dreams never came to her. This was her home and she was the safest here. Why would she go out into the unknown where so many bad things could possibly happen? But Anu very seriously said that there was nothing wrong with her and she nodded her head. That was good, she didn't want there to be anything wrong with her. She didn't want to be a burden or disappointment to her family or her friends.
Cambria would have never done such a spontaneous and creative thing in front of someone she was not comfortable with, so her actions were a testament to her trust of the Lt. General. Part of that trust was grown from how much she knew her momma trusted Anu. But also Anu had been there for her when the bad thing had happened. She had helped momma make the bad woman go away. The older wolf was someone that the pup knew she would always be able to depend on and come to, and that was a very important thing to her. This was also the reason that Cambria wasn't worried that Anu was laughing at her. She knew that she would never be that mean and she knew that she probably looked funny all wrapped up in the blanket like she was, so a little giggle bubbled up from her throat too and she would have wagged her tail if she had been able to.
Cream-tipped ears drooped slightly as it appeared that that would not grow her wings. She had hoped it might, but she knew that the chances were pretty slim. Just when it seemed all hope had been dashed though Anu added that last comment and the pup lit up again, a broad smile on her tiny muzzle. The girl gave a happy bark and tried to wriggle around in her soft cocoon. It was when she tried to move she realized that this was not all that comfortable. Did she really want to stay like this for a week? She didn't think so. "This is not that comfortables...I can't moves!"
Maybe she shouldn't be comparing herself to her siblings and those around her, but it was hard for her not to. It was almost an automatic response that she couldn't control. No one was as shy as she was and it didn't seem that anyone worried so much about the things that she did. As soon as the pup was out of her comfort zone she feared that something bad would happen. That was one of the main reasons thoughts of leaving the safety and security of Crimson Dreams never came to her. This was her home and she was the safest here. Why would she go out into the unknown where so many bad things could possibly happen? But Anu very seriously said that there was nothing wrong with her and she nodded her head. That was good, she didn't want there to be anything wrong with her. She didn't want to be a burden or disappointment to her family or her friends.
Cambria would have never done such a spontaneous and creative thing in front of someone she was not comfortable with, so her actions were a testament to her trust of the Lt. General. Part of that trust was grown from how much she knew her momma trusted Anu. But also Anu had been there for her when the bad thing had happened. She had helped momma make the bad woman go away. The older wolf was someone that the pup knew she would always be able to depend on and come to, and that was a very important thing to her. This was also the reason that Cambria wasn't worried that Anu was laughing at her. She knew that she would never be that mean and she knew that she probably looked funny all wrapped up in the blanket like she was, so a little giggle bubbled up from her throat too and she would have wagged her tail if she had been able to.
Cream-tipped ears drooped slightly as it appeared that that would not grow her wings. She had hoped it might, but she knew that the chances were pretty slim. Just when it seemed all hope had been dashed though Anu added that last comment and the pup lit up again, a broad smile on her tiny muzzle. The girl gave a happy bark and tried to wriggle around in her soft cocoon. It was when she tried to move she realized that this was not all that comfortable. Did she really want to stay like this for a week? She didn't think so. "This is not that comfortables...I can't moves!"