Marian Hawke (
hawketalons) wrote in
dear_mun2012-04-20 11:05 am
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voicetesting and homeless
Look. Mun, or mundane, or whatever it is you're called here. Can't I just call you by your name? No? Fine then.
It isn't that I'm not flattered. On the contrary! But don't you think you have too much on your plate already?
You still persist...very well then. I'm sure I can think of something to do...
It isn't that I'm not flattered. On the contrary! But don't you think you have too much on your plate already?
You still persist...very well then. I'm sure I can think of something to do...

8D
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As for me being bored, it's not an impossibility! You'd be amazed how many templars have bored me out of my skull. If they would ditch the heavy armor, they might move fast enough to be a challenge.
It's not so difficult to stick a knife or two under their plate.
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[He laughs.] I guess you're right. Then again, I doubt much of anything comes as a challenge to you anymore. Combat-wise, anyway.
[Certainly not in his stories, at least >.> ]
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Suffice to say you'll have to be at least twice as creative.
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You never have run short of things to do — and whenever you do, some task or other is sure to find you. Andraste's arse, the state of your writing desk alone ...
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What can I say? People in need of help that they either can't or won't do themselves are drawn to me like flies.
..."Birdhouse"? Clever. I never thought of it that way... I'll have to remember that.
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[He doesn't shrink from Hawke's appraisal — far from it; he grins, and if he doesn't quite strike a pose, he does stand up a little straighter, the better to be ogled. Anders may be many things, but self-conscious isn't one of them. Plus he's rocking the feathery black coat and the randomly-tied-on bandages, which is the fashionable look for terrorist apostates.]
Take one look at you, and people who didn't suppose they needed any help suddenly remember that they do. That's the best explanation I can devise, anyhow, for such a sharp increase in the number of Kirkwall folk prone to lose important objects when you're in the neighborhood. Important things like special hats and the remains of their deceased loved ones.
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*A fashionable look she wants to tear off him this instant.*
They'd better not make a habit of it with us being on the run from the Chantry. I'm hoping that the pleadings for help die off. Might get us both some well-earned peace and quiet.
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We're ... what? On the run? You came with me?
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*she doesn't seem bothered by his surprise, though.*
And of course I came with you. I love you, Anders. Those aren't just pretty words.
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But you — this didn't have to be your fight. You're not a mage.
[Or so he recalls, or supposes, or supposes he recalls. Doubt flickers across his mobile features; so, too, does a species of hope almost so tenuous as to seem reluctant.]
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And I did mention the loving you bit, didn't I?
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You did mention it, yes. And you've said it before, on occasion. [That much is said with a wry twist of the lip, suggesting just which context he's recalling.] That was ... before. Before I misled you.
[Oh, Anders, just call it a lie. That dragon-dung potion to separate a human from a spirit ... not even a very good lie, was it?]
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*Not that it didn't hurt, him not trusting her. She was angry. But she's seen the desperation in him.*
If it weren't you, it would have been someone else. With blood magic and demons. And things would have been far worse.
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Or you could have stopped me. I just couldn't risk that, even if it meant losing you when you learned what I'd done. What I'd talked you into helping me do.
[A pause.] I was sure I'd lose you. I even thought you might call me a demon. I wouldn't have blamed you. It's not easy to understand Justice, or to live up to what Justice demands.
I should have realized if anyone could understand, it would be you. I should have trusted you. I just couldn't risk it, that's all. [His eyes are suspiciously bright.] Your generosity puts me to shame, Hawke. Your generosity, and your courage, and your faith.
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You're no demon, Anders. Certainly not an abomination. Whatever you are, we're not so different, you and I. We do what it takes, for what we believe in.
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purple-diamondhumor, a singular gift for smoothing over the rough spots or jolting conversation out of a melancholic rut.]That's what drew me to you, love. You've always been willing to do what it takes, no matter the risks.
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[There was an amused tone and smile added to this but she sounded serious enough.]
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In one particular universe you even managed to be more than sexually involved with her.
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