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Sep 28, 2007 22:27

A mug of very hot coffee with a dash of pálinka; unashamedly modern garb--jeans and a turtleneck sweater and a knit scarf; and a seat on the railing of the porch, one leg curled around a white-painted rail to keep his balance; and Sagramore is well-prepared to take what the world is inevitably going to throw at him. It always does.

morgause, zara, kyllikki, mordred

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russet_goddess September 30 2007, 03:37:39 UTC
Zara doesn't even look at him when she goes by, having come to the Mansion for some thing or other that she needed.

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russet_goddess September 30 2007, 04:05:20 UTC
She hesitates, taut with anger, and then kisses him, bitter and hard and biting, certainly trying to draw blood from him, certainly hurting.

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le_desirous September 30 2007, 04:08:53 UTC
Sagramore eases an arm around her and kisses back, unmindful of the cut in his lip, stroking a little at her short red hair, his hand easy and gentle--a gentle lover, Sagramore, a comforter, to soothe you in your anger, to console you in your pain.

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russet_goddess September 30 2007, 04:13:23 UTC
Zara puts her fury in the act of love, always, and now her own hands aren't kind at his back, she digs in her nails, and she keeps kissing until she runs out of breath (that happens far too easily), tearing at him as best she can.

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le_desirous September 30 2007, 04:14:29 UTC
"Better inside," he says against her mouth.

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russet_goddess September 30 2007, 04:15:54 UTC
"The hell I care," bitterly, but she does allow herself to be guided into the Mansion, to his room, and guided into bed.

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le_desirous September 30 2007, 04:22:02 UTC
He won't stop being gentle, not at any point. This is, after all, not just any sex--it is grieving sex, it is being-lost sex, and must be treated as so.

Certainly if Zara continues to come to him, or let him go to her, he will not stop offering it.

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russet_goddess September 30 2007, 04:25:37 UTC
It's easy for Zara, because she doesn't love him or care about him in the slightest, and he fills Agravain's place but without as many resulting bruises. She's very tired, she's very lonely--Sagramore does well enough.

Hopefully Mordred will not find out about this?

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le_desirous September 30 2007, 04:28:25 UTC
Either way it can't be worse than Sagramore/Morgause. XD

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youngandhealthy September 30 2007, 15:12:18 UTC
He should stick with Molly. There's no drama whatsoever there, as she doesn't even know the Arthurians besides him. XD

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le_desirous September 30 2007, 16:11:21 UTC
Aww. He likes Molly, too!

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