Kitty Pryde (
passingthrough) wrote in
driftfleet2018-12-12 11:23 pm
Mistletoe Mingle!
Who: Those who are about to be kissed! OTA
Broadcast: Not likely
Action: On any ship in the fleet including the Iskaulit
When: Now until December 26
Oh, kiss me beneath the milky twilight.
Lead me out on the moonlit floor.
(Adventures in Mistletoe info post. Remember to mark your top levels with any boundaries you want to set! Enjoy!)
Broadcast: Not likely
Action: On any ship in the fleet including the Iskaulit
When: Now until December 26
Oh, kiss me beneath the milky twilight.
Lead me out on the moonlit floor.
(Adventures in Mistletoe info post. Remember to mark your top levels with any boundaries you want to set! Enjoy!)

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Just in case we hit any doorways, after all. It's a pre-payment to the mistletoe.
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[He grins up at her, before tucking her hand in his, walking them towards the shuttles.]
Can I get prepayment again upon our return to the ships?
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( Sansa laughs, a high, soft sound. She really doesn't need the reason to kiss him, they are married, but she's enjoying the little game they're playing. )
You can have as much payment as you like. Can't be too careful with all the mistletoe.
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[He kisses her palm gently and lovingly, giving her a faint smirk, before going to open the shuttle for them both.]
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( It's still novel enough to Sansa that she likes using the excuse of the mistletoe to get her hands on Tyrion; she knows she doesn't need the pretense but she likes having it anyway. )
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[He reluctantly let go of her hand as he settled himself behind the pilot chair.]
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( Sansa settles down in a seat, watching him as he pilots the shuttle. She wonders if she'll ever be able to do such a thing. )
Did you ever imagine something as wild as this, Tyrion? The two of us sailing the stars together?
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Sansa, my imagination is a wild and distant thing, but I never could have imagined this life, for either one of us. It was beyond my scope of perception.
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( Sansa's eyes have been opened to the harsh realities of the world - for better or worse. Still, it's quite happy here. )
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[He glanced over at her, a little smile on his lips.]
Perhaps we can start dreaming better dreams.
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Perhaps we can. It's better here than home anyway, as much as it pains me to say that.
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Perhaps we could make our home somewhere in this universe.
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( Snow reminds her of home too much and Sansa thinks it might be too difficult not to get sad. )
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[He let out a happy sigh, thinking of the sun and the surf, as well with Sansa. He was going to find it absolutely delightful.]
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Come, let's go find a tea shop and enjoy the snow the way it is meant to be enjoyed.
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Lead the way, kind wife.
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After we have something warm to drink, I want to see if we can find this tree everyone's been talking about. It's apparently a wishing tree.
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Another one? Well, I never have any idea what to wish for - so I leave it up to you.
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Is there nothing you wish for, husband? Really?
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[He lifted one corner of his mouth quietly, looking out the window. The tea was warming his hands nicely.]
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What is it that you want that cannot fit in a box, Tyrion?
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[He named them off easily, before he let out a sigh.]
I would like someone to be proud of me, to be proud to know me. You cannot put that into a box the size of a loaf of bread.
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And you think I don't feel that way about you?
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Dearest Sansa, I know you care for me, that you respect me. I do not thinke you are in love with me - but you want to be with me so that is more than enough for now. As for the last ... well my dear, I would never expect you to feel that way. Not after what my family did to yours.
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( Perhaps it isn't entirely fair. Sansa had hoped he'd say something like he wanted her to care for him and then she'd be able to tell him that she does and now she feels like she's ruined their time out together. Hmm. )
I didn't mean to be cruel, Tyrion. I suppose I just thought you'd say one thing and it'd make me feel good and you didn't and now I'm cross. I'm quite sorry for that.
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