I'm a "winging it" kind of plotter, so I pretty much just try to put things into motion when I decide I want them. I'm also a small scale plotter and don't tend to do big group things, though, which helps a lot in making things happen quickly.
I think ultimately she'll love it. She'll miss her Papa and be desperate for reminders of home, but at the same time, Hugo describes her as "wild and brave," "the adventuress who runs barefoot," and she's been through a lot in her short life, so I think she'll be able to handle it. She's quick to adapt when needed, and she's someone who is an adventuress without an adventure pre-Darrow. She needs room to run free and explore, and Darrow will be her chance to find that uninhibited by her overprotective father, while still having the safety net of Marius and the city's financial aid and somewhere to stay, and a chance to continue her education, which ended when she left the convent at 13. In the end, I think it'll be good for her. :D
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I think ultimately she'll love it. She'll miss her Papa and be desperate for reminders of home, but at the same time, Hugo describes her as "wild and brave," "the adventuress who runs barefoot," and she's been through a lot in her short life, so I think she'll be able to handle it. She's quick to adapt when needed, and she's someone who is an adventuress without an adventure pre-Darrow. She needs room to run free and explore, and Darrow will be her chance to find that uninhibited by her overprotective father, while still having the safety net of Marius and the city's financial aid and somewhere to stay, and a chance to continue her education, which ended when she left the convent at 13. In the end, I think it'll be good for her. :D