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The Rains Weep O'er Their Halls
Who: Robb Stark and YOU
Where: Outside of a bar
What: Arrival
When: 5/8
Warnings: Mentions of death and violence, ptsd. Drunken sex, NSFW.
[He isn't in the best mind frame as he's told where he is and that he is here for a reason. In his mind, he can still hear the "Rains of Castamere" and hear the screaming of his men. He can hear his mother begging for his life and see his wife on the floor. His death wrapped around him like a cloak, leaving him in a deep fog as he wanders, searching for something and nothing at the same time.
Eventually he finds somewhere that looks close enough to a tavern, but the act of opening the door is too much for his body, still sore and aching from his wounds. They may have healed, but he could still feel them. Some things couldn't be erased. With his hand on the door, he stands for a moment, staring at it, as though expecting it to warp and change.
There was someone next to him, but his thoughts are so jumbled, it's hard to make them out from the corner of his eye. He has to shake himself to remember he's blocking the entrance.]
I'm sorry. Am I in your way?
Where: Outside of a bar
What: Arrival
When: 5/8
Warnings: Mentions of death and violence, ptsd. Drunken sex, NSFW.
[He isn't in the best mind frame as he's told where he is and that he is here for a reason. In his mind, he can still hear the "Rains of Castamere" and hear the screaming of his men. He can hear his mother begging for his life and see his wife on the floor. His death wrapped around him like a cloak, leaving him in a deep fog as he wanders, searching for something and nothing at the same time.
Eventually he finds somewhere that looks close enough to a tavern, but the act of opening the door is too much for his body, still sore and aching from his wounds. They may have healed, but he could still feel them. Some things couldn't be erased. With his hand on the door, he stands for a moment, staring at it, as though expecting it to warp and change.
There was someone next to him, but his thoughts are so jumbled, it's hard to make them out from the corner of his eye. He has to shake himself to remember he's blocking the entrance.]
I'm sorry. Am I in your way?
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[Which honestly probably hadn't helped his claim, among the followers of the Old Gods or the Seven alike.]
She thought it meant he was destined for the Iron Throne.
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Not that there are many left for him to choose from.
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[He's not the only one who did.]
The North remains independent, at least.
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[The subject of the North doesn't sit well in his mind, well aware how much Jon and Sansa must have had to work to regain their lands.]
I won't see home again. [This thought just occurred to him.] This is the only place I can be alive.
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[So many Houses destroyed, so many bloodlines come to an end. Including, according to Sansa, his own. Nothing about it will ever be the same again.]
Then be alive. It's not so bad here.
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How do you think father would respond to this? My mother?
It wouldn't be easy for them to be alive either.
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[It might not be quite the same thing, exactly, but why should the Red Woman, or the Lord of Light, do it for him but not for everyone else? Why not prevent a death in the first place instead of undoing it later?]
Maybe there's a reason for it.
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[He's exhausted, but still, it seemed Jon understood a little...
Even if that raised several questions...]
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[What else would Jon be talking about?]
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It's a torture, Jon.
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