i don't want to curse your name; i don't want to feel the sadness (open)

Sep 23, 2009 21:22

He should have known better. Once again, just when he thought he could fix things, it slipped out of his hands. All it ever does. Like sand ( Read more... )

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arid_white_lady September 27 2009, 03:28:41 UTC
Definitely not a sister, but she certainly looks like her, though her hair is now cropped and her body is still slightly achy. She's also much more heavily pregnant than last time Oberyn saw her, and she's outside, on her way to Galadriel's greenhouse, wanting to ask for counsel.

But maybe she can ask Oberyn, instead.

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redviperofdorne September 27 2009, 03:36:53 UTC
She is, yes, and for one swooping moment, again - but no, and yet...

"My Lady," with a bit of a smile, lengthening his stride. "A surprise, if a pleasant one."

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arid_white_lady September 27 2009, 05:23:05 UTC
She smiles, though there's a short moment of stiffening - she's been tetchy, lately, because of Curufin.

"Prince Oberyn. A pleasant surprise indeed. Are you well?"

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redviperofdorne September 27 2009, 20:29:09 UTC
He considers that, and allows a slightly rueful smile. "Define 'well' and then I might tell you. You yourself seem to be doing admirably, though..."

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arid_white_lady September 27 2009, 20:51:35 UTC
Seem being the operative word, here.

"Ah, friend, will you walk with me, then, and tell me what it is that makes you wonder on the meaning of such simple words?"

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redviperofdorne September 27 2009, 20:57:27 UTC
"Certainly, provided you will return the favor with your own tales," politely, actually, if still with that charming smile of his.

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arid_white_lady September 27 2009, 21:46:31 UTC
"That would be the very nature of a conversation, would it not?"

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redviperofdorne September 27 2009, 22:16:19 UTC
"Only ensuring." He pauses. "Did you hear that my sister had arrived?"

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arid_white_lady September 27 2009, 22:28:48 UTC
"I did not," she replies, smiling a little. "Elia, was her name, aye? I am happy for you."

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redviperofdorne September 27 2009, 22:39:29 UTC
"And I was as well, until she vanished shortly after." He shrugs. "That is my tale of woe, in entirety."

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arid_white_lady September 29 2009, 05:07:17 UTC
"I am very sorry," she replies, sincerely. "My little brother seems to have vanished as well."

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redviperofdorne September 29 2009, 05:12:43 UTC
He gives her a sympathetic grimace. "Then we seem to be in common straits, here. Though I hardly know where she would have left to."

There he does sigh, a little heavily.

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arid_white_lady September 29 2009, 06:10:57 UTC
"It is very mysterious. A --- friend of my family," she's not sure how else to categorize Armand for now, "has returned lately from a long exile."

So long, we don't remember him.

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redviperofdorne September 29 2009, 06:17:07 UTC
"--exile to where?" This gets his interest, and quickly. If one can be exiled one can return...

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arid_white_lady September 29 2009, 14:44:34 UTC
"Really, I am not sure, but if you wish to meet him, perhaps he would be able to better inform you than I. He is a gentle fellow, and could use a friend, really."

She smiles a little, ruefully. "My family has been difficult, as of late."

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redviperofdorne September 29 2009, 15:26:51 UTC
That makes him frown in distinct concern. "Difficult? How so?"

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