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songsandstories) wrote in
paradisa2012-05-02 02:25 pm
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First House of Westeros ♛ Dictated ♛ I am Alayne Stone, Father
[This place held wonders that Alayne had not dreamt of, not even as Sansa Stark. When she first awoke, it was disheartening. This was not the Vale, old as it may be. It took her some time to leave in search of answers, but now that she was in the lobby, she was better learned of this place, though she held little trust in its inhabitants.
Cautious as she was to whoever could be listening, she took to the speaking book. Alayne needed answers.]
I am in search of a man. If anyone knows the whereabouts of Lord Petyr Baelish, I would be in your debt. [Which is something to say, regardless of her name or who she is. But finding him is of the utmost importance.]
I have just arrived. I know not of what my purpose here may be. They call this place Paradisa? That is no House I have ever heard. Pray tell, whose bannermen does it belong to? [Although calling out Petyr Baelish's name has already allied her. And then, perhaps not. The Vale was its own now, Petyr working what he could against Lysa's council. Still, it was the easiest way to gauge where she stood.]
Cautious as she was to whoever could be listening, she took to the speaking book. Alayne needed answers.]
I am in search of a man. If anyone knows the whereabouts of Lord Petyr Baelish, I would be in your debt. [Which is something to say, regardless of her name or who she is. But finding him is of the utmost importance.]
I have just arrived. I know not of what my purpose here may be. They call this place Paradisa? That is no House I have ever heard. Pray tell, whose bannermen does it belong to? [Although calling out Petyr Baelish's name has already allied her. And then, perhaps not. The Vale was its own now, Petyr working what he could against Lysa's council. Still, it was the easiest way to gauge where she stood.]

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How can that be? I was just with him in the Vale.
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Can you tell me whose House this castle is under? It is clearly not in the North, for Winter has come.
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Action?
Sansa? [Emotion chokes her voice, keeping it to a near whisper.]
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Am I dead? [It can only be the answer. If she lies in the same place as her mother. Have the gods finally taken her?
But then she stands, much taller and older than Catelyn remembers.]
I-- please, do not call me that. [She can't outright lie to her mother.]
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No, you are not dead, my darling girl. [She moves to embrace her daughter, any concerns she might have over her odd request outweighed by the overwhelming relief she feels at seeing her alive.] What would you have me call you but your name?
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Sansa is dead. With Joffrey. [She needed to keep this. It was all she really had left, with so much destruction and death in her life.]
Please, I beg of you. It is not safe to use that name. I am Sansa Stark no longer.
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Action!
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He does notice the girl staring at him, however, and looks down.]
Oh, god. I thought the castle was done with this...
[The way she's staring means Cole's assuming she's new.]
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I did not mean offense, your... Grace. [What do you call a god?]
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Littlefinger isn't here, stupid. We're not even in Westeros anymore.
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My father was with me just before. [Because she had to keep up pretenses. Even if Arya was sure to call them out. Still, she was safe. That was what mattered. No one had heard of her in months.]
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Anger—at Paradisa, at Joffrey, at stupid Sansa for always being stupid even if it's not her fault this time—darkens her tone. ]
He's not anymore. [ Her voice adopts a suspicious edge. ] And why would our father have sent you to find Littlefinger?
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Nor does Paradisa have bannermen, no guards, no knights, nor lords to bend knee too. [ A shame, she thinks, if it had she could surround herself with a better cloak of protection than the shadows she had taken to hiding in. ]
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I have been made aware. [Her words are simple, but have an edge.]
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Paradisa's not part of any kingdom you'd be familiar with, luv. Sort of a...world unto itself, for lack of a better word. It takes people from their homes for a reason only it seems to know. Unless he's just arrived, there's no one by the name of Petyr here, that I know of.
Sorry I can't be more help, but welcome just the same.
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How are you doing that?
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It's called "telepathy". It allows me to project what I want to say into your mind. I can't hear your thoughts or anything, so put that out of your mind. I used it because...well...because I have to. Because I can't otherwise speak. I'm sorry if I startled you. My name's Jonothan. I'm trapped here same as you.
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