Guinevere has had plenty of time to recover from her emotions. She's remembered things.
She's remembered her children, the ones she has in another reality, Lleu and Goewin. She's remembered being saved from herself by Sir Kay and another nephew who claimed to have custody of her. She's had dreams.
In her dream, there is a dinner with all the
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"Guinevere."
His voice is full of anger and loathing.
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"-- Sir Agravain." It's very much a squeak.
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He somehow turns that question into a threat.
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She's trying to be brave. She has nothing to be worried about. Nothing, she keeps telling herself.
Nothing.
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Said with a very cruel sarcasm.
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Last time she saw Agravain (at the Mansion, mind you), it went very differently than this.
Then again, he was younger.
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He's moving closer, and there's something menacing in the way he walks.
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She's doing all that she can to keep her countenance, but inwardly, she's starting to be very afraid.
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He's still coming closer.
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"--- that is a sad thing, my lord," she replies shakily. "Though certainly you fought bravely."
She has no idea of how you died, Agravain.
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His voice suddenly gets angrier.
He's talking about you, Gwen.
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"--- then you died bravely, my lord," she replies, almost squeaks.
I think I should probably post to OOC, hm? Both Mal and Seb want in on the interruption, so I think we'll need to coordinate, and OOC seems like the best place for it, since we're not all in chat at the same time...
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"Tell me, my lady, if one of these two traitors were to show up here, do you think it would be fitting for me to vanquish them?"
yup, sounds like a plan.
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She can tell. She can guess.
Soon, she will scream.
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He doesn't stop moving towards her.
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