ʟᴀᴅʏ sᴀɴsᴀ sᴛᴀʀᴋ: ᴀʟᴀʏɴᴇ sᴛᴏɴᴇ (
steeledskin) wrote in
driftfleet2016-12-06 12:17 pm
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Who: Sansa Stark + YOU
Broadcast: Text, fleetwide.
Action: Blue Fish
When: This morning.
Jon Snow and Bran Stark have left the Fleet. Condolences to those who may have befriended them while they were here; Gods-willing, we shall see them again.
[ sansa's message is short -- abrupt, and almost stripped of its emotion. she avoids broadcasting anything but simple text because she does not trust herself to maintain her mask, so to speak. as it is, she's cried too much. losing bran and jon feels like opening old wounds packed with grief. it makes her feel like a little girl again: weak, and mewling.
but she does add: ] I dread leaving, as they have left. Do others in the Fleet want to stay?
[ later, she can be found sitting on the floor of her personnel office. she has taken the furs from her bunk and has spread them across the ground, and she's allowed jon's direwolf pups free rein of the cozy and comfortable area. sansa's eyes are red-rimmed, and they betray every lie she tells when she insists she's as well as can be expected. but at least her spirits lift, a little, when she's playing tug-of-war with the pups.
they bring her a bittersweet joy. ]
Broadcast: Text, fleetwide.
Action: Blue Fish
When: This morning.
Jon Snow and Bran Stark have left the Fleet. Condolences to those who may have befriended them while they were here; Gods-willing, we shall see them again.
[ sansa's message is short -- abrupt, and almost stripped of its emotion. she avoids broadcasting anything but simple text because she does not trust herself to maintain her mask, so to speak. as it is, she's cried too much. losing bran and jon feels like opening old wounds packed with grief. it makes her feel like a little girl again: weak, and mewling.
but she does add: ] I dread leaving, as they have left. Do others in the Fleet want to stay?
[ later, she can be found sitting on the floor of her personnel office. she has taken the furs from her bunk and has spread them across the ground, and she's allowed jon's direwolf pups free rein of the cozy and comfortable area. sansa's eyes are red-rimmed, and they betray every lie she tells when she insists she's as well as can be expected. but at least her spirits lift, a little, when she's playing tug-of-war with the pups.
they bring her a bittersweet joy. ]

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Carrying a plate of burned lemon cakes, Jeyne taps gently on Sansa's door.]
Lady Sansa? May I come in?
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Please, [ a soft and thin voice, ] yes, come in. Mind the pups.
[ her eyes only briefly flicker to the plate held in jeyne's hands. ]
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I thought that I would come to call and see how you were faring. I saw your message. Gods, I am so sorry.
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Ahsoka knocks and then pokes her head through the door without waiting for a response. She really shouldn't have-- she knows it's rude, and will probably offend Sansa. But Ahsoka is too used to Anakin. Anakin, who simply tells people to go away if they ask for permission to enter when he's upset.]
... Hey.
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she doesn't smile. but she looks grateful to see her friend. she considers the pair of them close enough that she doesn't rush to stand when ahsoka enters, and instead she shuffles leftwards on her mat made of animal furs. making room. ]
I think they miss their master. [ she speaks of the pups gamboling around her knees. ] I fear Jon spoiled them.
[ -- she's bound to spoil them just as much. ]
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[ Ahsoka moves to sit beside Sansa, drawing her legs up around her knees. ]
Well. Maybe good friends need spoiling from time to time.
[ She absently pets one of the pups sniffing her out, but Ahsoka looks at Sansa as she says it. ]
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I'm sorry that you've lost both. I didn't know Bran as well as Jon, but he seemed like a good- [Is kid the right word? He had been young yet seemed quite mature.] person.
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I hope Jon's absence has not hindered your ship, however.
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When he responds, it's perhaps a little more hostile than it really should be. ]
Dread won't prevent it from happening. Why do you dwell on it? Bran has endured worse and survived, and Jon is Lord Commander. Somebody had faith in him, impossible though that may seem.
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But I miss them so much.
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For your sake, I pray it's a pleasant meeting.
[ Not like his own reunion with his father. Not like his future reunion with Asha. Does his mother even know he still lives? He has no intention of dismissing Sansa's feelings, but knowing what he knows now, it seems useless to dwell on such things. ]
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I'm sorry. One day we'll figure a way to beat them. Atroma. So this kind of thing stops happening.
You need anything?
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Tea would be nice. If it isn't too much bother.
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Tea I can do. I'll be with you soon, okay?
[And as promised, there's soon a knock at her door. ]
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[ not herself. for all that she enjoys this adventure there are ambitions to fulfill and a family to unite with. Not an easy realization to come to. This little realm is safe and safe goes and yet despite it all, she still feels misplaced and worse than that, far too idle. ]
I am sorry, that they are no longer here.
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Well, actually, she can. And it's much more painful and familiar than she wants to dwell on.
She appears outside Sansa's doorway a little while after her post, a cup of tea in hand. She knocks gently, not wanting to intrude without permission. Her eyes fall on the direwolves, and she smiles.]
Nothing quite lifts one's spirits like a pup.
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instead, she lets her in at her own pace. ]
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[Honestly? She feels so damned formal that it makes her stomach hurt trying to do so. She did not know Bran or Jon well and she did not know Sansa overly well either - only that she was a girl who was now losing her family all around her and that resonated with her on a deep level.]
I dread leaving as well.
[It was an admission she had not even given to Tyrion, despite her worries of when they would be able to go back. Her people needed her. Her dragons needed her.]
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For a brief moment he wonders what should happen to Jon's direwolves. Or Bran's fox. And finally, somewhere along the way he gets out of his room to seek out his sister.]
It is good to see you. [His voice sounds flat and finally he crouches down next to her, focusing his attention to the direwolves playing around.] And these pups, of course. [And of course he notices the way her eyes look.]
Did you fetch them from Jon's chambers?
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leading with instinct, she lays her hand gently on her brother's arm. ] They are our family, too, are they not?
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