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Exciting view of a crystal candelabra (a girandole) and a pan through an elegant candle-lit apartment to a sparkling crystal chandelier against the blu blue morning sky about 5Am on the terrace, along with Italian lights all around the edge of the terrace an

FIRST CHAPTER DAWGGZZZ:

At two hours past midnight, the low drone of a coming train rang out through the cloistered halls of Middleton Station. The rhythmic thumps of its engine reverberated off of the aging limestone walls, and the hollow echo of its wheels rumbling along the rails called out like the mournful cries of some long lost spirit, trying to find its way home.
Visibly chilled by the strange, somehow pitiful sound, a young woman standing alone on the station platform wrapped her light wooden coat more tightly around her body. It did little to keep out the bone chilling cold of the night, and even less to protect her from the awful, biting frost growing inside of her.

Down a dark tunnel to her left, the woman saw the blinding headlamp of the train as it approached, casting images of crystal chandeliers and ancient waiting benches in sharp silhouette against the walls and on the ceiling. Where the creeping fingers of darkness stretched across the ceiling, they crawled across a mural of angels flying amongst the clouds; an image already obscured by a century’s worth of dust and soot.

From behind the glaring light, the front of an ancient black locomotive started to resolve out of the gloom. It was a relic of an earlier time; a steam engine followed by a long line of ornate passenger cars, which rolled up to the platform like a great steel serpent. Lights gleamed through the train’s curtained windows, casting moving rectangles of jeweled light on the station’s tiled floor.
As the train slowed, the young woman was able to make out words carved into wood grain on every other car. “Southampton Line” was written on them in golden relief. Perhaps, she thought idly, Southampton was the train’s final destination. She didn’t really know where that was, but it sounded fine to her. When she had bought her ticket for the two AM train, she hadn’t bothered to check where it went. As long as it would take her away from Middleton, she didn’t really care.
Reaching into her purse, the woman took out her train ticket, looking over it to make sure that everything was in order. Her name was on the top, followed by, ‘board 1 for Southampton Line’, and then the departure time. Nowhere was there any mention of where the train went, except for a small notation at the bottom, ‘Middleton to Domestic Station. No Passport Required.’

When the row of cars finally ground to a half in front of her, the young woman got ready to climb on board. With her ticket in hand, she zipped up her purse and walked a few feet down the station to where a door slid open on the side of the train.

Just before she could step off of the platform and onto the stairs leading into the passenger car, the young woman thought that she saw a shadow passing by one of the windows further down the line. When she looked again, though, she saw nothing but pale amber light passing through a burgundy curtain to cast a vivid red pool on the floor. A brief image of a man with a knife shot through her mind before she could force it out. She was just paranoid, she told herself, and after all that had happened over the past few days, who could really blame her? Still, it took almost physical courage for her to step over the threshold and into the warm, musty interior of the train car.
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This is the beginning of a play. What is your take the style of the language? What mood does it create for you? Thanks

Setting: The Abbot stands in front of a table. Three aristocratic figures sit around the table facing him. It is dark. Candlesticks are aglow, black drapes are drawn behind the table. Shadows are cast on the walls.

Abbot

It is no doubt a frosty night to call upon you so
Late as it is, my noble friends.
Forgive this man whose beard comes whiter each day
Whose memory fails and falters.
Had I known a better choice, or livelier alternative
I would have died a thousand times
Turning and then burning
Than summon you here on a cold November Eve.

Yet every setting sun is but one occasion lost
A slipping chance from our unclenching fists.
How regretful!
And if conduct can be crime then so
Some acts undone are well-committed crimes
And not to act is enough treason
To incur the holy wrath.

So, let me call for your attention
Undivided and complete
As I divulge my troubles recent
Which pain my heart and tear
Me.

PAUSE

Senior A

Many troubles, Father Abbot
Have moved us to grieve, of recent
The poor are chained with heavier fetters
Of which even wild beasts are free
And the rich do not sleep soundly
Any longer, but nightmares of revolution
Rattle them in their sleep.

Senior B

True. True. Difficult times.
One cannot help but wonder
In these sweet words the poet speaks
"What troubled storms and icy winds
This Our Lady of December brings?"

A MELANCHOLIC FLURRY OF NODS
SENIOR C GETS TO HIS FEET

Senior C

When the coffers are empty, My Lords
And the spiders spin their webs
In the nooks of what were
Olden palaces, gilded stairs
And crystal chandeliers
‘Tis then we can truly grieve.

Senior A

What do you imply?

Senior C

Let us not shed tears of fear
But lift a finger!
Are we not the pride of Salamanca?
We, skilled wizards, have
Done wonders before
Time and again
Day in and day out!
Our smiles cultivated fields
Our scowls shook the earth!
If heaven disfavours us today
Then let us act with
What little favour
She has thrown our way!

ALL BANGING ON THE TABLE (IN AGREEMENT) SENIOR C RETURNS TO HIS SEAT

Abbot

I am glad I witness this
Sure sign of fortitude
Which my noble friend expresses
In so fine a language.

Gladder, that I find us all agreed
On the course we are to take
To challenge the crises
That threaten to shake
The very foundations
Of our ancient institutions.

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