Yeats nods. "Good," he says, finishing his meal. "A few weeks in the Norfolk countryside will do you good, I think." He procures rooms -- at the Two Horns, no less -- and you plan on leaving for London on the morning train. Before turning in, he informs Diggory that there is a Golden Dawn gathering the next evening, and several new members will be inducted. He, of course, is expected to attend.
*****
The train arrives at Paddington by noontime. After their lunches, Diggory and Trevor go their seperate ways until the next train leaves for Walsingham. Trevor is off to attend a meeting of the House of Lords, and Diggory off to attend the Dawn function thet Yeats spoke of.
(Diggory's ending)
[sblock]Diggory enters the Golden Dawn lodge only a few moments before the ceremony begins. In attendance are Yeats, Farr and -- most surprising -- Westcott. Silence falls as the ceremony begins. One by one, the new recruits are brought out. Diggory's mind wanders as the new members are initiated, but his attention is grabbed by a slight young man, no more than 23, who kneels before Westcott like the others.
"...no longer are you Edward Alexander Crowley, but now Frater Perdurabo of the Golden Dawn. Rise now," Westcott says to the young man. When the newly-initiated Frater Perdurabo rises, Diggory gets a good look at him. It is Langan.[/sblock]
(Trevor's ending)
[sblock]Enjoying the afternoon air, Trevor walks down Regent Street towards Whitehall and the Houses of Parliament. Along the way, he passes a familiar figure, and does a double-take looking back. He follows the figure along The Mall, and as he turns a corner Trevor sees his face -- indeed it is -- it is Langan. He doesn't hear -- or pretends not to hear -- Trevor's calls of greeting as he disappears into the Admiralty building.[/sblock]
Note on the OOC thread.
