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kindlymeant) wrote in
dear_mun2012-01-16 11:57 pm
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It is not that I am ungrateful for your attention, my lady, though I cannot share in your renewed enthusiasm. I would have you remember, please, that even away from my lord father - especially then, perhaps - I must be careful to conduct myself as is befitting. I will not give him reason for disappointment, least not when I walk alongside such noble names.
As for - circumstances as they are, it is far better this way. That door may be closed now, as it should be, and so it shall remain.
As for - circumstances as they are, it is far better this way. That door may be closed now, as it should be, and so it shall remain.

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yet he is not accusing, nor does he sound disappoint. he merely... is. ] Your fears keep you, just as you keep them with you.
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But how?]
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What would her father tell her? How would he have her play this?
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Steeling herself, she approaches a few steps and then, smoothing her skirts beneath her, sits down not too far away. She's not wholly certain why.]
I was not aware lions knew much of doors, my lord. Or fears.
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And what would you expect of a lion, whom you still refer to as 'my lord' in spite of his beastly appearance?
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Expectations made will always change. Such is the way that we live. I would tell you that my name is 'Aslan', and would have you call me by this name, but what matters is what you think of it.
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We are always learning, some maesters say. If that's so, then it seems only sensical that our expectations change, too. [Life is not a song, sweetling.]
What should I think of it - Aslan?
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It is who I am.
[ his voice, though soft, seems much louder as he says it. ]
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The burden scars you, dear one.
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Aren't you - one of them? [She says, in a voice that barely dares to sound beyond a whisper.]