The Renaissance Pleasure Faire, is a special time of the year for nerds, dorks and geeks across California to all converge and just be at peace with who they are. The Renaissance Pleasure Faire was normally for history nerds to dress up and play pretend that they were living in the time of the Renaissance, even going as far as to have historically accurate costumes. The memories made there became so important and so extremely precious.
However, it wasn't terribly uncommon for the Renaissance Pleasure Faire to offer such days as 'Time Travelers Day' for the Whovians and Trekkies, and even the odd horror nerd here and there who'd dress as Ash, and 'Fae Day' for the lovers of fairies, fauns and other sorts of fae. Fae Day was her favourite time to go and visit.
Though she rarely adorned herself with wings and mushrooms, her older sister - who took to the days with no special themes masked and robed as a Plague Doctor for the dark ages - discouraged any fancy when it came to the historical faire.
But she didn't allow her older sister's view discourage her in the slightest, she just enjoyed the fae, but her real reason for loving to go to the Renaissance Pleasure Faire was because she got to adorn herself in a gown from a Scotland-only remembered in the history books, of a history rarely taught anymore. A long sheer white dress with long bell sleeves to hide her inked skin.
Over the white-as-snow dress, tied up the front with a golden ribbon, was a green overdress, open at the bottom and low from the top to show the white dress underneath. It was flowy, fancy, and fun to dance in. She gathered the hem of her dress in her hands and hurried to the stage, before the show of the Irish Stepping, they gave lessons in Irish Step Dance.
She had arrived in time, and climbed upon the sagging wooden stage, standing between two of the male dances, heavy-set older men dressed in tartan kilts. This was not her first class, those looking for a first lesson were welcome to come by between shows for a quick lesson, so they started the music and expected everyone to keep with the beat properly, dancing in a line.
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The stages at the Renaissance Pleasure Faire had all seen better days, worn wood beaten down by plague-carrying vermin, the heat from the unbearable summers, and the rare rain storms left the wooden platforms worn and sagging painfully under the weight of any actor who glided across the uneven planks, which is why they had stage hands, but not in the classic way.