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[She couldn't get out of the room fast enough. As soon as she'd heard the door open she had run out and hadn't stopped until she'd fallen. Picking herself up off of the floor, Elizabeth only managed to slump against the wall,her body shaking uncontrollably as she pulled her knee's up to her chest, her face buried in her hands.
The last three hours for her had meant her arriving in an empty classroom, but the room itself mimicked the Tower of London almost, if not entirely, identically. Even when Elizabeth had gone to window, she had only been met with a view of the half built scaffold. Throughout the duration of the detention, no matter how much she closed her eyes and wished it away, no matter how many times she'd tried the door in vain, hoping to leave her personal hell, the sounds of hammer on nail from the outside seemmed to permeate the stone walls. She had been to the tower only once in her life, and it had been the most traumatic experience of her life; this was the place in which her beloved mother had met her untimely demise, and it was where, for a while, Elizabeth was certain she would meet hers. The hours in which she was trapped seemed to drag on for an eternity and a half, before the door eventually clicked open.
And so here she was. A Queen, a princess, sat against the wall with uncontrollable tears cascading down her pale face, her hands shaking with an anxiety that she thought she would never have to experience ever again. The blackberry is a few paces in front of her, as she dropped it when she fell. The feed only shows part of her form, but the sound of her distress is clear enough]