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Foreword: Hello and thank you for reading. This story is one of several
that I will be adding overtime. I created the Legacy line of stories to
delve further into the fictional world I am writing about and to help
those who want to know about the Blue Dress plot device, its rules, and
where it comes from.
The Blue Dress Legacy - Reshuffle the Deck
Jesse and Jim Grove were well known in there home town. Twin brothers who
from an early age were known troublemakers. Whether they were pranking
teachers in school or tipping cows out in Larson fields, they always found
themselves looking for trouble. Since the boys were born they were
inseparable. If you happen to spot one the other wasn't to far away. This
all changed with a sad turn of events in 1941.
The clouds dotted the blue summer sky. The gentle roll of the breeze and
the chirping of the birds betrayed the nature of the people gathered at
Indian Head Graveyard. Today the patriarch of the Grove family Joseph
Grove was being laid to rest. Standing in front of the gathering was his
wife Emma and his two boys Jesse and Jim.
As expected after the service Emma with the help of church members had
assembled a large feast for everyone paying respects. While she
appreciated the company of there fellow church goers her sons had made
themselves scarce.
Sitting in the barn the brothers were joined by a long time friend Billy.
He was sometimes reffered to as the third Grove brother due to his
closeness to the family. Billy took a drag out of his cigarette and turned
to face the brothers. "I wish I could say something to make you guys feel
a bit better." Jim raising a bottle of whiskey to his lips took a long
swig letting out a small cough. "Its ok Billy. It was sudden but like Doc
said, his heart never did get better after getting wounded in the big
one." Jesse pausing to take a drag from his own cigarette. "I hate to
bring it up especially now, but have you told your Mom we got our papers?"
Billy looking down at the ground sullenly did little to soften his
delivery. Jim taking another drink began to nod."We were going to tell her
tonight with Rev Mitchell. I figured having him here would soften the
blow." "I hope she handles it ok." The boys looked at each other in
silence. "We do too Billy."
The last of the mourners departed as Emma sat on the porch. Reverend
Mitchell sat across from Emma on the porch listening to the crickets and
waiting for the boys to return to the house. When he noticed the stumbling
pair arm in arm heading for the porch he decided to forgo a lecture. "I am
sorry Reverend, I didn't think they would go get drunk on this of all
days." Reaching over and comforting her hand the Reverend gave her a
reassuring pat. "Its ok Emma. Everyone handles things a bit different and
the drink seems to call those saddest of all.
Finally arriving at the porch Emma was relieved that the boys were less
intoxicated than they appeared. "Were sorry ma, just trying to deal with
everything." Emma shook her head slowly. "Boys, I think we need to stop
beating around the bush." The Reverend pulled out the draft letters the
boys had revealed to him. Emma recognized those papers. The government
telling young men they have to leave home and fight some war. She closed
her eyes and a single tear rolled down her cheek.
The next few days were fairly quite. Emma had taken to busying herself and
avoiding the topic of the draft. When Sheriff Mills arrived to deliver
some news few would understand the impact it had on the Widow. "Heya Emma,
hows the day find you so far?" The Sheriff walked with a slight limp he
himself had earned serving the country. "Depends why your here today Roy.
Please don't tell me my boys are in trouble." The Sheriff gave a small
chuckle. "Well its about the boys, well one of them."
The conversation between Emma and the Sheriff was brief but at the end
Emma felt her heart strain. Roy revealed that the death of Joseph meant
one of the boys would officially have to take over as head of the farm.
Due to what was going on in the country this would mean the chosen boy
would be exempt and no longer had to serve. Normally the oldest male child
would be exempt but due to events that transpired during the birth, only
Emma herself knew which boy was born first out of the twins. Roy agreed to
give her a bit of time but the boys were expected to ship soon and it
would take some time for the paper work to get back to the War Department.
When the boys arrived home Emma was sitting in the kitchen alone. "Hey ma,
we got that fence fixed pretty good." Emma just sat quietly. "Jesse, Jim,
both of ya have a seat." The boys sat down at the table confused. They
both knew that mom only had them sit when she planned on telling them
something important. "I spoke to the Sheriff today and he told I have to
pick one of you as head of the farm." Both boys sat straight up looking at
each other. "Ma, that doesn't matter." Jim nodding, "Yeah ma. No matter
who is the head you know we both will help ya." Emma shifted her composure
"You don't understand. Whoever I choose aint going to war." Jesse stood
up, "Now ma, that don't matter cause if you name me I am still going to
boot with Jim." Jim nodded in agreement. "Now listen here, I don't make
the rules but I can't sit here and run this place myself. Especially if I
am worrying about both of you." Emma got up and left the room. The boys
looked at each other trying to figure out what they can do.
Over the next few days the brothers each took turns trying to convince
their mother that the other should be picked to run the farm. Neither of
them wanting the other to have to risk there lives accepting that one of
them has to be home for their mother. Of course Emma listened to the boys
but every time she tried to make a decision her heart broke just a little
bit.
The tension at the farm continued to build and sensing a need for a
distraction Billy arrived one afternoon to invite the brothers to a
carnival the next town over. Both Jim and Jesse turned down the offer but
Emma intervened and told them to go. With it settled the three boys headed
out hoping to have some fun.
DING rung the bell showing alerting onlookers that Jesse hit the top of
the strength tester game. "Well young man it looks like your a winner.
Would you like a standard prize or tickets for some of our other
attractions?" Jesse glanced at the display with an assortment of stuffed
animals and trinkets. "I guess I will take the tickets." The carnie was an
older man with a well manicured beard. Reaching into his jacket pocket he
brought out a small number of tickets and handed them to the boy. "Enjoy
yourself now." His smile was a bit unnerving but boys thought little of
it.
As they walked away Billy noticed a fortune teller tent. "Hey guys, that's
Madam Luna. I was told she really can see the future." The brother looked
at each other then at Billy. "Where did you hear that nonsense?" "It was
little Chuck." The brothers burst out laughing. "I bet its the same as the
time he seen those space men stealing cows right? Or what about that time
he said that strange shop with the funny dressed clerk appeared and
disappeared off main street all in one day?" Billy seemed agitated. "I
know it sounds crazy but try to think of a time he told you a straight up
lie." Neither brother could argue the point and all of them agreed to
visit Madam Luna.
Entering the tent the boys were suddenly hit with a spicy sent of incense.
The floor was padded and several pillows for sitting surrounded a small
table. When they heard her voice all focused their attention at the back
end of the tent. Dressed in a costume out of an Arabian fantasy. Her black
hair had several braids strung with gold dangling at the edges of her
face. She wore a shear veil which left little the imagination. He figure
was slender and her bosom amble. "Have a seat please, we will start
shortly."
The beautiful woman sat down across from the three boys. Her green
garments were unlike anything the boys had ever seen. Jesse without
thinking handed her the tickets he won. "Ah I see, three tickets for three
peaks into the future." speaking in unison the boys all replied "Yes mam."
She began to wave her hands wafting incense creating a thicker cloud of
smoke. Each boy felt light headed with their minds being filled with
various images.
Madam Luna held out her hand touching Billy's arm. "I see you are brave.
You will go to fight in this war and see many horrible things. A moment
will come and you will choose the life of someone else over your own,
while they shall live you will not." Billy shuddered as he could almost
glimpse what she was saying. "Would you like to know more?" Billy snapped
back to attention. "No mam. If its true and I know who or when fear may
get the better of me. If I am going to die to save someone then so be it."
Madam Luna smiled sadly "a good heart is sometimes hard to find. Just know
what you do will make a difference to more people than you shall ever no."
Luna planted a small kiss on Billy's lips. Without a word he smiled
widely, stood up and stumbled out of the tent. The brothers still in a
daze from the incense seemed not to notice.
Moving behind Jim Madam Luna placed her hands on his cheeks. "I feel your
burden Jim. If you leave you worry your brother won't be able to handle
the farm himself. But you also worry that if you stay your brother won't
survive without you by his side." Jim nodded slowly. "Since you have a
choice to make I shall tell you what each choice may lead to." Luna moved
her hands to Jim's shoulders and began to massage him. "You care allot for
your friends and family. If you stay your farm will prosper but you will
lose your brother. If you go you shall not return and the farm will fail
under your brothers guidance. Without the farm your mother will struggle
for the rest of her days." Luna removed her hands from Jim's shoulders and
embraced him with a hug. "I am so sorry. You have a good heart but
sometimes fate stacks the cards." Jim lost in the fog felt hopeless. Luna
kissed him on the cheek and said sometimes its best to not remember. Jim
stood up with all thoughts of her words staying behind. He smiled at her
and walked out of the tent leaving Jesse alone.
Luna bent down and knew what she would see as Jesse's fate was intertwined
with his brother. Luna felt a tear roll down her cheek. She had felt pain
and seen bleak futures but something about these boys made it all worse.
Normally she can help those reads avoid travesty but this situation was
different. These two boys had the deck stacked against them. Madam Luna
tried hard to find a way to help these boys. Something about their futures
struck a chord with her. Snapping her fingers Luna brought Jesse out of
the trance. "I heard what you said. No matter what it doesn't end well for
me. Convince my brother to let me go and I will be happy knowing him and
ma are ok." Luna began to sob she knew what she was going to do and what
it would cost her. "Jesse your family deserves more than you will ever
know. If you are willing to sacrifice yourself for them, then there may be
something we can do." "I will do anything to make sure Jim and Ma are ok.
" Luna walked toward her side of the tent. Slowly she parted her pillows
and opened a hidden chest. Reaching in she pulled out a simple blue dress.
"If the deck is stacked against you then sometimes you need to reshuffle."
Billy lit and took a drag out of his cigarette. Jim stood next to him
feeling oddly optimistic though deep inside he felt he should be
concerned. "So Billy, what did she tell you? I must of spaced out with all
that incense." Billy let out a long cloud of smoke. "You know the usual, I
am going to go over there, kill Hitler single handed and win a bunch of
medals." Both boys laughed. "I told you not to listen to Little Chuck."
"Yeah, your right. So I wonder whats taking Jesse."
"Hold on a second, even if this magic stuff is real and this dress works,
what good is me being a girl?" Luna titled her head slightly. "Trust me,
there is nothing wrong with being a girl." Jesse noticed the fabric of the
dress seemed to shimmer. "No, its not that I mean how will that help Ma
and Jim?" Luna noticed that the dress was already calling out looking for
someone to wear it. "Ok, let me explain. This dress does more than simply
make the wearer a female. It rewrites time and space so that the wearer
was always female. I mean from the moment you put that on you will have
been born a female. You grew up a female and lived your last 18 years as a
female." Jesse was rubbing his cheek with the dress humming some forgotten
song. "But, what about Jim, will we be as close." Luna replied "I don't
know, but I do know its the only way you both survive as well as your
families legacy. Jim regaining focus looked at Luna. "This is a one time
deal isn't it." Luna nodded. "Well then I guess we should do this." Jesse
wasn't sure if this was real and part of him hoped it wasn't He never
thought about wearing dresses or even imagined what being a girl is like
but as with life we do what we have too.
Jesse exited the tent beaming a wild smile. "There you are, was getting
worried you snuck off." Jesse walked forward planting a deep passionate
kiss on Billy's lips. Jim watched the couple kiss. "With as long as you
can go without breathing I figured they would put you in the navy Billy."
Jesse turned her head looking at her brother. "That aint funny." The three
laughed and wandered off into the carnival. Jesse looked back at the tent
for a brief moment remembering what her future held. In the back of her
mind the echo of Luna's voice can be heard telling her. "You will save the
life of your best friend by being his wife and the mother to his child."
Jesse smiled as the trip to the courthouse that morning took care of the
first part and given the passion in his kiss the second part well soon
enough.
Epilogue:
Later that evening the Carnival was dark and quiet. Everyone was resting
when the curtains of the fortunetellers hut parted. "I wasn't sure if you
were coming." Luna said exhaling a puff of smoke. The figure walked
forward revealing Emma in the low candle light. In her hands she was
holding the blue dress. "Well when my new daughter walked in and I
suddenly remembered having her I figured it was you returning the act of
kindness Joseph showed you all those years ago." Luna smiled, "he could of
left me trapt under that wagon. Had he ran he wouldn't of inhaled that
poison that eventually killed him." Emma laid the dress down, "That was
never his way.". Luna nodded "Brave men never are." Luna picked up the
dress and placed it in the chest. "Everything will turn out well for your
family, even your new son in law is on a good path." Emma turned to exit
the tent. "Before I forget, how is your brother these days?" Luna took a
long drag on the hose to her hookah. "That's another story for another
time."
Thank you for reading!
Look for the next The Blue Dress Legacy - Leo's Pride in the coming days.
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