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ᴡɪɴᴛᴇʀ ʟɪᴠᴇs ɪɴ ᴍʏ ʙᴏɴᴇs
[ She stumbles into snow. The cold slices into her. Soaked, filthy, with travel-stained clothes turned almost to rags on her skinny frame and matted, tangled hair only just growing out again, she looks little like a girl, much less like the missing younger Stark daughter.
She sniffles and wipes her nose with the back of her hand. Her face is uncomfortably hot yet she's freezing. Her shivering near knocks her off her feet as she clambers up the steps. ]
My mother…
[ Arya feels her eyes fill with tears. She was going to find her mother and her brother. She was almost home. It wasn't fair. ]
She sniffles and wipes her nose with the back of her hand. Her face is uncomfortably hot yet she's freezing. Her shivering near knocks her off her feet as she clambers up the steps. ]
My mother…
[ Arya feels her eyes fill with tears. She was going to find her mother and her brother. She was almost home. It wasn't fair. ]
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Is this one of those castle tricks I heard about? Send you home then bring you back like no time's passed at all?
[Castle, do not fuck with his kids. He will take great offence to that]
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[ She doesn't know what frightens her more: the absolute control this place has over her or that it can send her back any moment. ]
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Who was trying to kill you?
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[ Were he a man, she would not tell him. Last thing she needs is anyone here thinking her valuable and trying to use her too. But what can a rabbit expect? ]
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They were trying to random you?
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Then they're not worth the air they're breathing. Using an ankle-biter like that. How far are you from home? I'd of thought a king could get his sister home safe. [Wow, does he want to just go into Westeros and kick some ass right now]
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Not when he's fighting a war. [ Also difficult when he. You know. Dies. ] I'm not getting home.
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Oh. [Yep. Got to break into that place and teach them how they're supposed to treat their children] I'm sorry, kid. Isn't there anyone who can help you? This is exactly the sort of thing I would deal with myself.
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No.
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[It's not fair, and it's certainly not right. Maybe if his tunnels couldn't get there, North's snowglobes could. Hell, he could petition the Man in the Moon, even. If he's trapped here, the guy OWES him one anyway]
If I can find a way to fix it, I will. I promise you that.
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No one can fix it. Not even the gods can.
[ So what hope could you have, rabbit? ]
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You'd be surprised what I can fix, little brumby. Don't give up on hope just yet. [He'll offer her a smile] You look like a right little fighter to me anyway. Bet you don't take anything lying down.
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[ She sniffles. She rubs the base of her palm against her forehead where the ache feels worst. ]
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[ She trudges to the castle. A hot bath and a ton of blankets. Maybe some soup. With lots of vegetables and meat. That's all she wants. ]
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[ Once in the lobby, she pauses to reacquaint herself with it. Picking the closest stairwell, she heads for it. ]
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