Robb Stark (
kingofbadlifechoices) wrote in
driftfleet2016-09-02 12:36 am
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Who: Robb & you!
Broadcast: Voice
Action: Mostly at the Blue Fish
When: Today
Network – Voice
[When Robb speaks his voice sounds like that of a sick old man above his eighties. In his life he hasn’t been sick often but when it strikes it mostly manages to floor him at least for a couple of days.]
If there is anyone still in possession of anything that used to belong to my sister Arya, I would like to ask you if you can bring them to me. I stay at the Blue Fish. My name is Robb Stark, I am in charge of security. I am also her oldest brother.
You have my thanks.
[To those who come by to hand over Arya’s stuff or want to run into him – The Blue Fish]
[Robb is waiting for you at the docking station, dressed in the uniform belonging to his job as head of security. The only abnormal thing about him is that he looks pale and has a running nose.
You will be thanked for your donation and if you’re lucky he’ll sneeze in your face as well.]
[To those who want to come visit to fret over Robb and/or is a resident on the Blue Fish]
[Most of the day Robb will be found in his bed with the lights off and his head tucked away underneath the blankets. He has messaged his captain about his sickness and prefers to sleep it off.
So come fuss. He’ll probably be grouchy about it.]
[Action – closed to Bran]
[After Robb has taken a shower and changed into different clothes he actually feels a bit better. At least, good enough to pay his younger brother a visit. Just to check if he is still here, on this bloody ship.
Robb knocks twice.]
Bran? [And another knock.] It is me, Robb. [Robb is sure that Bran probably knows that it is him but just in case.] I need to speak to you. [Or well, just see him. Just knowing that he is allright.] It is about Arya...ah...
[The rest of the words disappear into a loud sneeze.]
Broadcast: Voice
Action: Mostly at the Blue Fish
When: Today
Network – Voice
[When Robb speaks his voice sounds like that of a sick old man above his eighties. In his life he hasn’t been sick often but when it strikes it mostly manages to floor him at least for a couple of days.]
If there is anyone still in possession of anything that used to belong to my sister Arya, I would like to ask you if you can bring them to me. I stay at the Blue Fish. My name is Robb Stark, I am in charge of security. I am also her oldest brother.
You have my thanks.
[To those who come by to hand over Arya’s stuff or want to run into him – The Blue Fish]
[Robb is waiting for you at the docking station, dressed in the uniform belonging to his job as head of security. The only abnormal thing about him is that he looks pale and has a running nose.
You will be thanked for your donation and if you’re lucky he’ll sneeze in your face as well.]
[To those who want to come visit to fret over Robb and/or is a resident on the Blue Fish]
[Most of the day Robb will be found in his bed with the lights off and his head tucked away underneath the blankets. He has messaged his captain about his sickness and prefers to sleep it off.
So come fuss. He’ll probably be grouchy about it.]
[Action – closed to Bran]
[After Robb has taken a shower and changed into different clothes he actually feels a bit better. At least, good enough to pay his younger brother a visit. Just to check if he is still here, on this bloody ship.
Robb knocks twice.]
Bran? [And another knock.] It is me, Robb. [Robb is sure that Bran probably knows that it is him but just in case.] I need to speak to you. [Or well, just see him. Just knowing that he is allright.] It is about Arya...ah...
[The rest of the words disappear into a loud sneeze.]

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Because I do not know the answer!
[And then... everything breaks down. Beverly's face simply crumples and her voice shakes as she struggles to hold back her tears. Again and again today she's reassured people she'd be all right, believed it even, but now all her emotions - her anger towards Atroma, her anxiety at leaving the Enterprise, her love for her son, the pain of losing him again - come crashing in. Again, more softly:]
I don't know. I don't know why they took your sister, just as I don't know why they took Katara from Sokka or me from my son twice now. If I could bring Arya back to you, I would, but I can't, just like I can't get back to Wesley. All I can do is be your doctor and I hope, your friend. So please, let me do this much. I know it's not enough but it's all I can do.
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[Robb is not entirely aware of what he is saying. It tires him out but the words keep on coming from his mouth.]
Gods! [Finally he covers his face with his hands and kicks a couple of angry kicks under the sheets. He is so tired and finally the tension and anger subside.]
It is not your fault... [The words come late, maybe too late. He looks at her with a sudden tired look.] You should not cry... I have...I should not have said that. [Arya is gone. Like Winterfell. Like his own life. Like the North. Like his mother.] I will take your pills... My apologies...
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[It's heartbreaking to see him in so much emotional pain and hurts to know there is so very little she can do about it. She lets him vent his frustrations for however long it takes. Some of what he says annoys her - black magic! Hardly! - but it's nothing compared to what he's feeling right now.
As for the crying - well, stopping that is easier said than done. She shakes her head when he finishes speaking and for a moment she doesn't quite trust herself to talk. She has to take a deep breath before she can.]
I'm not crying because of what you said. I'm... just so very tired of feeling helpless.
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For once he wishes he had lived in that world of lies. Where he made promises and spoke of victories and plans in the future.]
You do what you can... We all do. And for some it is satisfying... And for others... I...
[Ah, yes, that point where his room spins a little around him...]
Mayhaps it is not satisfying for us... Our best...is not best enough...
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I know and you deserve so much better but please... Try not to let yourself get caught in a cycle of anger or despair. That leads to nowhere good.
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Apologies...I am behaving like a child... [The words are soft and more a murmur than anything else.] You remind me of my mother... I miss her...
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Shhh... just try to sleep. I'll be here.
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[And it does help and Robb finally finds himself drifting off, his head full of memories of his mother.]