Robb Stark (
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paradisa2012-05-14 07:13 am
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[Robb has been asleep for the better part of seven days. He'd been stitched up and left to rest, with Grey Wind ever faithfully guarding his bed while he slept. In between bouts of wakefulness, Carson would try to explain this place to him. They were in a castle that's like no other castle he's ever heard of, and it grants wishes only to take other things away. It very possibly brought him back from the dead.
Upon waking up this morning, he realized he was no longer so drowsy, and he was more alert than he'd been since he'd arrived. Finally, it was time to get answers to the questions he needed and dreaded. He wasn't yet strong enough to write for any length of time, but Carson had mentioned he could talk to the journal and it would find its way to people's ears. So he did.]
I was told this castle brings into it people of many worlds. If we are, in fact, so many then there's a possibility that there's other people from my world as well. I come from the Seven Kingdoms of Westoros; if it is familiar to you then please respond. I have...questions of great importance to ask.
Upon waking up this morning, he realized he was no longer so drowsy, and he was more alert than he'd been since he'd arrived. Finally, it was time to get answers to the questions he needed and dreaded. He wasn't yet strong enough to write for any length of time, but Carson had mentioned he could talk to the journal and it would find its way to people's ears. So he did.]
I was told this castle brings into it people of many worlds. If we are, in fact, so many then there's a possibility that there's other people from my world as well. I come from the Seven Kingdoms of Westoros; if it is familiar to you then please respond. I have...questions of great importance to ask.
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But you were. They sang of you in the city. They sang of your wins, how you fought with your men, you wore your honor just like any king wears their crown.
[She doesn't turn from him. She isn't the girl she once as. Looking him dead in the eye, calmly, she proceeds.]
I had to. You do not know what it was like being a wolf in the pit of lions, grooming me to produce little lions. Or did you forget that sitting on your throne?
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And what good is silly songs and honor to a dead man? Much less a dead king?
[He reeled back as if she'd hit him, his mask of anger crumbling to one of hurt, before he stares at her blankly.] I forget nothing.
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The last shreds of Alayne passed when he said those words. She knew how silly the songs and stories were, but Robb was her older brother. She couldn't give up hope in him. Not after everything.]
You are not dead here. [She replied quietly.] I listened to them because I hoped you'd come for me.
[Her response was just as hurt, cooled though. Her emotions reigned in, she looked back at him.]
You do not know what it was like. Mother nor Arya know what it was like. They argue with me, want me to be what I was, but I cannot. I cannot tell them that there are no more Starks. Bran and Rickon are dead, and I cannot tell them. Your death was already told our Lady Mother, but she made me swear not to tell Arya. She is so young, Robb. She is from before all of this.
It is not just a name. It holds all that once was and cannot be. I helped to kill Joffrey and all I had was Petyr Baelish. It is who I am now.
[She scrambled to return to the idea of Alayne, hard and calculating, but it was much more difficult to do so with Robb looking at her like that.]
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And he understood. He did. But he didn't like it. Yet this...disguise seemed to help Sansa. She seemed to get strength from it. And suddenly he felt too tired to argue any more.]
Alright. I understand.
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I shall always be your sister, Robb. I am simply not who I was when last you saw me. Winterfell is not the city we once knew. We are not the children we once were.
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No,[He reaches out a hand to take one of hers.] We're not.
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I am glad you are here.
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I'm sure. Even though you knew how I would react initially?
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Arya and Jon are here. Mother is here. It does not matter what has once happened. We only have what has been given to us here.
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That is true. Our family is slowly growing back together.
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...We'll just have to be enough for now.
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