goldjadeocean has a good point, I think. If what a person craves is a certain sort of soul mate, then she can be lonely even in the presence of cheerful, well-liked friends...
But that doesn't make the golden glow of Camelot not real. *You* in that situation might feel differently from Emma, and it sounds as if even Emma only recently has felt lonely.
It is true, too, though, that the reality of something lived day-to-day is probably less golden than that thing seen at a distance. Like rainbows and things...
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Date: 2012-07-16 02:10 pm (UTC)But that doesn't make the golden glow of Camelot not real. *You* in that situation might feel differently from Emma, and it sounds as if even Emma only recently has felt lonely.
It is true, too, though, that the reality of something lived day-to-day is probably less golden than that thing seen at a distance. Like rainbows and things...