[Rebekah just assumes everyone knows here. It's better that way and sometimes she gets a fun surprise!]
And I personally have never met a dress code I wasn't willing to adhere to. I don't understand it, but I do think it's nice not to be wearing terribly uncomfortable shoes for a change.
[Dolls gestures to his ugly Christmas sweater. "I like to think I'm plenty festive."
"Even Charlie got a onesie, dude," Alice comments from the kitchen. "It just makes you look lame."]
("There's a time and a place for heels," Adal says. For her, it's often, as she is wearing heels as they speak.
"Ugly Christmas sweater does not a Christmas onesie make." Wynonna says.
Charlie joins the festivities late, having questioned the onesie laid out for him, but ultimately deciding to play the part. He comes into the kitchen first, for coffee.
"Morning, Alice," he says, feeling a little silly, but generally ready to be a good sport. "Am I the last one?")
["Yeah, but not by much." Alice smiles at him, before gesturing to the Mikaelson-Holliday family. "You know my dad, right? This is his wife Rebekah and their son Henry."
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And I personally have never met a dress code I wasn't willing to adhere to. I don't understand it, but I do think it's nice not to be wearing terribly uncomfortable shoes for a change.
[Dolls gestures to his ugly Christmas sweater. "I like to think I'm plenty festive."
"Even Charlie got a onesie, dude," Alice comments from the kitchen. "It just makes you look lame."]
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"Ugly Christmas sweater does not a Christmas onesie make." Wynonna says.
Charlie joins the festivities late, having questioned the onesie laid out for him, but ultimately deciding to play the part. He comes into the kitchen first, for coffee.
"Morning, Alice," he says, feeling a little silly, but generally ready to be a good sport. "Am I the last one?" )
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Rebekah waves her hand in a small wave.]
A pleasure. Have you been in New York long?
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( And then to Rebekah. )
Barely two days. I'm -
( He still doesn't know. Julian? Charlie? )
Waverly's father.
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[Because the Earps are basically part of her family now, deal with it.]