<strong>"Oh, Lisa... sorry, I didn't mean to interfere.  Of course, a cape is fine.  I just... yes, I thought you maybe needed to mention that you had something on underneath the cape.  I bet a long, billowy red cape would look amazing."</strong>The artist in Daria actually could picture that quite well, imagining a full cloak, and it probably would look pretty remarkable.  She might have said more, but Marc was explaining things, a little.  Sort of.  But he also was asking her about her own outfit, and she had to think about that... Lisa could take care of herself.<br/><br/><strong>"Oh, I hadn't thought about that yet.  Umm..."</strong>She tried to picture what "leather armour" might mean.  She wasn't too clear on this... she'd seen only a little artwork that might qualify, and most of that was on magazine covers in corner stores.  She glanced at the character sheet, but nothing there seemed to leap out at her.<strong>"I suppose just a scabbard for the sword?  And a purse or bag on her belt, or attached to the armour.  Yes, maybe hooked to the armour."</strong>She turned slightly pink, at Marc's mention of her figure - did she really have to mention that?<br/><br/><strong>"I suppose the armour has to be ... it has to be curved properly, right?  Compared to a guy's armour, I mean.  And maybe, tied up?  Laces up the front, that is.  And a skirt to match, and boots... all in maroon."</strong>She looked at the guys.<strong>"That's... a brownish-red.  Chestnut.  And that's all, no cape or anything for her.  But some sort of arm-guards, and leg-guards, strapped on to protect her elbows and knees."</strong>