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"She came in late. The room was almost clear, most of the children had gone and the ladies from the Women's Voluntary Service were putting away the tea things. I'd started to cry a little, though I did so very discreetly. Then all of a sudden, she swept in and the room, the very air, seemd to alter. [...] she was different from other people, more... Oh, I don't know. Just more. Beautifull in an odd way, long hair, big eyes, rather wild looking, but it wasn't that alone which set her apart. She was only seventeen at the time, in September 1939, but the other women all seemd to fold into themselves when she arrived."

Meredith about Juniper Blythe