Robert Baratheon (
stagstorm) wrote in
driftfleet2015-11-26 06:04 pm
Bobby B - One
Who: Robert Baratheon
Broadcast: Fleetwide video.
Action: The Marsiva
When: Soon.
[The camera catches view of a man who is as thick as he is tall standing in front of the massive windows that separate the safety of the Marsiva from the inhospitable void of space on the other side of it. For many, this would be a breathtaking view of the cosmos. The King saw it only as a nuisance. Dressed in rich silk and velvet with a antlered crown on his head, Robert Baratheon was no man to be toyed with and he was eager to be free, even if he could not fully comprehend what he was seeing. He had never been a learned man and the concept of space itself was so far beyond his sphere of experience. He saw nothing but a night sky and though he could not see the ground, that only posed a problem to be solved later.
Later meaning after he had broken through the glass with a chair that he had caused significant damage to by beating it repeatedly against the window. With each thrust he roared in something between fury and excitement.]
That's right! Try and cage me, you bastards! Do you think this metal prison can hold me? Come now! Have at me!
[Yet for all his bravado and effort, the window did not even crack. Besides that, he was not so fit as he was in his youth. Winded and exhausted, he eventually righted the dented chair so he could sit on it instead. Only then did he turn his attention back to the communicator. He could not say why or how, but he understood that it was meant for communicating. He twisted in his hands a few times before deciding to play the fool and speak into it.]
...well? Does this damned bloody thing work or not?
Broadcast: Fleetwide video.
Action: The Marsiva
When: Soon.
[The camera catches view of a man who is as thick as he is tall standing in front of the massive windows that separate the safety of the Marsiva from the inhospitable void of space on the other side of it. For many, this would be a breathtaking view of the cosmos. The King saw it only as a nuisance. Dressed in rich silk and velvet with a antlered crown on his head, Robert Baratheon was no man to be toyed with and he was eager to be free, even if he could not fully comprehend what he was seeing. He had never been a learned man and the concept of space itself was so far beyond his sphere of experience. He saw nothing but a night sky and though he could not see the ground, that only posed a problem to be solved later.
Later meaning after he had broken through the glass with a chair that he had caused significant damage to by beating it repeatedly against the window. With each thrust he roared in something between fury and excitement.]
That's right! Try and cage me, you bastards! Do you think this metal prison can hold me? Come now! Have at me!
[Yet for all his bravado and effort, the window did not even crack. Besides that, he was not so fit as he was in his youth. Winded and exhausted, he eventually righted the dented chair so he could sit on it instead. Only then did he turn his attention back to the communicator. He could not say why or how, but he understood that it was meant for communicating. He twisted in his hands a few times before deciding to play the fool and speak into it.]
...well? Does this damned bloody thing work or not?

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Lady Nyssa, is it? I am Robert of House Baratheon, King of the Seven Kingdoms and all the other bloody titles that go with that.
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I would've thought a man more pleased to be a king and acknowledged as such.
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[Whatever else Robert was, he wasn't power hungry. Indeed, he despised the responsibility.]
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[What's the use of that? They're baggage more than anything.]
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[He doesn't sound particularly pleased by this. But there it is.]
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Yes. Now that's a fitting name for the bitch. She was not of my choosing.
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[And how does one break away from the daughter of the richest man in the kingdom?]
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Enough of her. What of you, Lady Nyssa. What man has claimed you as his own?
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Any man who tries will be met with my sword. Or an arrow in the eye, as my mood dictates.
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Hah, a protective father, is it?
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The edge would be mine.
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Well, Robert would. But literally no one else, probably.]
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It is no matter. I am heir to my father's title regardless.
[ Screw the Usurper. She is heir; she won't stand for it being so easily wrested. ]
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[Even Robert made certain his wife birthed him three heirs.
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Come, Robert of House Baratheon, tell me some important, kingly task that a woman is ill-suited for. Perhaps I'll be merciful, and stop at winning.
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