Sansa Stark (
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dear_mun2015-08-20 10:24 pm
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I'm not supposed to be here. I think you know that very well. [The judgement in her stare is overwhelming.] Send me back to King's Landing immediately. I won't be punished for your misdeeds.
[A huff.] You are worse than Arya, honestly!
[A huff.] You are worse than Arya, honestly!

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Punished, by whom?
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The King and my father most likely! I am betrothed to the Prince.
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Your Highness. What kind of King or father passes punishment for being kidnapped. I would not see this happen.
(Certainly they would be searching for her, for concern for her safety. He knows Arthur would, then he knows not all kings are his King.)
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She isn't going to correct him.]
They may not assume I have been kidnapped! What if they assume I wandered off and acted like my sister?
[Sansa, no one would think that.]
You wouldn't?
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One can not be blamed for their sibling's behavior, I do not think you need to fear such.
(it is a compliment meaning she seems a very proper lady.)
I am a Knight of Camelot, we would see no injustice done. Arthur would consider me remiss in my vow if I did not protect a lost Princess.
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Arya is very disruptive. I have never been like that.
[She fears Arya's behavior will mar her reputation.]
I am honored to have encountered you, Ser! [A proper curtsy follows and she dips her fiery head.] What is your King Arthur like? He seems a good ruler.
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She is young?
(The fears of nobles are loss on Percival, however he can sense her fear and hopes he has eased it some.)
It is an honor Your Highness, I am Sir Percival, Knight of the Round Table. (He bows proper now, pride in his voice. In his eyes as he speaks and as he continues. His loyalty and love for his King evident.)
Arthur is a fair man and the greatest King Camelot has ever known. He is just and it is an honor to serve at his side. He is a King who would die for us as quickly as we would die for him.
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[So young and silly, goodness. Wait until she's 13 like Sansa!
Actually that will make no difference.]
You seem like a Knight from a tale, Ser Percival! [She turns a pretty shade of pink and beams.] That's the sort of King Prince Joffrey will be one day, I'm sure of it!
[Oh precious darling no.]
Camelot must be a beautiful kingdom.
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(Oh of course, cause thirteen is adulthood. Percival himself has seen those days some years before. Then again, others may argue that he and Gwaine still suffered the behavior of those years when they go up to no good.
He nods his head, the smile genuine even a little shy. It was not often that a Princess complimented him after all.) Your words are kind your Highness, I am afraid I am from no tale. Just Camelot. (Oh how wrong he is and how right she is, Percival is unawares of just how many know the story of the Knights of the Round Table.)
And I am certain you will make a Queen as strong as Arthur's, it takes both to rule a Kingdom. (Oh if only poor Sansa could have a future married to a king like Arthur, protected by Knights like Percival and Gwaine. It is a might better than her honest future.)
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[Because a girl can't be a tomboy. Ever. She has to be a lady. Sansa says so.
She smiles sweetly at his courteous words. Even Lady - her Direwolf (who has been sitting politely the whole time) - seems pleased, her fluffy tail wagging.]
Tales must come from somewhere. If you are not apart of them yet, I have no doubt you will be.
[Her blush is dark and incredibly noticeable. It spreads over her cheeks and her eyes widen.]
What is your Queen's name?
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Many a lady from Camelot would of course agree with Sansa. Many others however would wield a sword as quickly as Arya does.
Percival has long since noted the Direwolf, glad that the creature seems to be as restrained as her Mistress and as pleased. It would not do to upset her after all.)
I thank you, Your Highness, I believe it will be of Arthur that the bards tell tales. Perhaps Gwaine and his mishaps. Or perhaps the young girl who tamed such a Noble Creature. (He nods towards Lady.)
(Percival smiles at her blush, such sweet innocent, it is a reminder of all they fight for.)
Guinevere.
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Lady is my Direwolf. My brothers and father found her along with five other pups in the forest. Their mother had been killed by a stag.
[She kneels down to give Lady a hug.]
Your Queen has a lovely name! She and her King seem especially fitting for tales. I would love to read them.
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She seems a good friend, it is honorable that you all saved them.
(A girl and her furry companion, how can he not continue to smile. Lady need not fear, this Knight would place himself between Sansa and any danger. It is his nature.)
I will tell them both, I am certain they'd be flattered Young Princess.
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A certain well-mannered Direwolf is at her side, wagging her tail excitedly.] Lady doesn't even seem to know the way.
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At least you're not entirely alone. [He offered her a smile then pulled her into a tight hug. They had to stick together no matter what happened.]
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She follows me everywhere. [It's meant to comfort her father - he does look pale. The hug catches her off-guard, but she returns it, closing her eyes.]
Are you alright?
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I alright, love. It's just we're in a strange place and no doubt your mother will be worried that we're away from Winterfell.
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But what can we do?
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[She looks around curiously.]
I thought it would be colder, Uncle.
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Why aren't you swooning over Prince Joffrey? Nymeria scared him off perhaps.
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He isn't here. [And that makes her sad.] Nymeria needs to behave, Arya!
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[Well. Not.....this time, at least?]
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[Oh, how easy it is to fall back on this. The familiar bickering between the sisters. As much as they do care about each other deep down. It's just hard to really show it when they're so completely opposite to each other in their personalities.]
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Fine. [It's not like it makes much of a difference away from their parents and Septa Mordane.] How do we get back? I'm sure we've been away too long already!
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[At least Arya isn't holding back on purpose? She just genuinely has no clue as to this that might help. Even if it might be frustrating or perhaps even embarrassing to admit to Sansa.]
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[Here, Sansa, have a princess from another land.]
They never do. Trust me.
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[Titles will save her, surely!]
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Those formalities did me nothing.
[She smiles a little, as if to say "Well, what can you do?"]
Don't give up, though.
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[She's a little amused, in a way.]
And besides, no one, in the end, will listen. Unfortunately for us.
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But manners. Yes.]
Does that make my situation better, ser?
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No, but neither does it make it worse, and do not refer to me as Ser, I am no prissy noble sitting on high.
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