As Courfeyrac intimated earlier to Phedre, Sagramore isn't doing as well as he could be. It's not because of anything, really, just some sort of neurological fail, but his seizures have been unusually frequent and unusually difficult
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So here she is, rapping at the door, she has a basket of goodies on her arm, and a brave smile.
She promised herself she wouldn't look worried, and that she wouldn't mother him - mostly because she realizes he hates that. She's just here to bring some sunshine in his room.
She's not going to go anywhere, though.
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"It's good to see you again, Chevalier." She will close the distance, quick, but maybe it's just because she's happy to see you, Sagramore.
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And look, she's asking conversationally, as if it all were completely normal. Look, look!
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He puts his hand on her waist familiarly.
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"I am glad to hear it." She sits across from him, on the bed, close, very close. "How has your time been? I've not seen you at the Fair."
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She knows it's not. She also knows the lie is better for now.
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"Oh, Sagramore, how lovely a man you are."
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Which does not include Sir Kay.
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