driftfleet | (no subject)

Who: Sansa Stark, and you!
Broadcast: Fleetwide; Anonymous
Action: Blue Fish, Iskaulit
When: Afternoon to late evening

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What should you do if someone you have never met -- never in your life -- hates you? What should you do if they are rude and horrible and ill-mannered and they won't tell you why?

I have done bad things. I know I have. But nothing to deserve this.

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[ when she isn't indulging in her very self-centered sort of misery, sansa is aboard the blue fish. she has finally decided to make a brave attempt to decorate the door to her room, and so far has only managed to paint the bone-white bark of what will eventually be a tree.

and then -- well after the hour when she ought to have been in bed -- sansa does something unanticipated. unexpected. she takes a shuttle all by herself! and she lets it pilot her back to the iskaulit, where she walks the halls with slow and careful purpose until she arrives at the garden. she makes a seat for herself far from the door, and she breathes in the smell of soil and plant-life. already, and despite its bewitching magicks, she misses the well-wooded planet so recently departed. ]

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There are alliances that run deeper than words. Deeper than honesty. They are in the blood.

Royal bloodlines. I have some understanding of it.

Is that where your trouble springs from? This person who dislikes what you are?

I cannot say. [ would not say. ] Ordinarily, I would have thought it might be something akin to that but -- for fear of revealing myself, kind stranger, I cannot explain exactly why I know that isn't the reason.

I don't mind. I have no intention of prying into your affairs.

I am grateful. Truly, I am.

Your affairs are solely your business. I hope it works out for you.

Many people have said many things. Some, I think, are useful. Either I will ignore the person as best I can or I will try to find the courage to ask them further.

I don't think you can go wrong with either.

It is hard to imagine that both choices could be correct.

True. But I find life is less simple than right and wrong. You can only make the best choice, the ones you're willing to live by.

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