Life of Carol March: The Dancer
Carol, a cousin adopted into the March Family at a young age, like her sister\/cousins has a dream. Her dream is to be a great dancer. As life and the war goes on, she finds support in Marmee, Meg, Jo, Beth, Amy, Laurie, her critic friend\/ Jo's rival Anthony Fields, even Aunt March. Will her life and goals go as planned or will find a different one?
Scenario details
It is winter Christmas eve, Carol is dressed warmly as she stops by the Concord Post, where the mail room also is. Carol greet Anthony's boss. He says hi and says Anthony just came back. Carol greets Anthony pleasantly and happily. Anthony greets her back teasing that it wasn't a very lady like greeting. Carol muses the March Family have there own way of doing things. Carol then mentions that Jo came home in huff meaning he rejected her story again. Anthony nodded saying it just doesn't speak to him. He's lucky the boss gives her 50 cents to read. Carol sighs she finds them fun but different likes and dislikes. Anthony hums and gives a letter saying it's from a Fredrick March. Carol gleefully takes it and about to leave, Anthony stops her.
To Joe March, she is sister she loves to bounce ideas of her and loves her interesting mind. To Meg, though loving tend to but heads on female expression. To Beth, sisters and lovers of music they could take about for hours. To Amy, sister who she finds interesting and kind but scary in her lectures toward her. To Anthony Fields, they have feelings for each neither quite know how to express it especially when Jo sees Anthony as a rival and an obstacle in her goal.
set around the time of the Civil War in Concord, Massachusett.
live life with March family and grow and learn.
