Ser Jaime Lannister (
twinfucker) wrote in
dear_mun2012-09-03 02:51 pm
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Homeless, Considering
scorched
I suppose I should be happy you're thinking of bringing me anywhere, my lady mundane. Let alone somewhere with both my sweet sister and the Maid of Tarth herself. Though you really should finish those books before making any decisions.
As for these... powers you're considering for me. You really could do better. I've never heard of this King Midas, or his touch, and I know not where to start with this... grappling hook hand, whatever that is.
Regardless, it'd be good to get out.
As for these... powers you're considering for me. You really could do better. I've never heard of this King Midas, or his touch, and I know not where to start with this... grappling hook hand, whatever that is.
Regardless, it'd be good to get out.

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[And she is side-eying the fuck out of that journal name. Not that hers is any better but still.]
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And I suppose you'll continue enjoying the company of half of King's Landing?
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Rumors and lies, brother. Where did you hear such nonsense?
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I talked to Lancel. [And Tyrion.]
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nice username c:
I couldn't resist
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okay... maybe. Just a little bit. Really. ]
You flatter yourself. I meant to tell you that it would not be the first time you were present, but I see you have been informed.
Our numbers have grown small, as of late.
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A grappling hook hand... You are a Lannister, not a mummer's farce. That your mundane should remember.
[That she has missed him goes without saying.]
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A Lannister always pays his debts. She'll get hers.
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[Although Anatole has heard first hand of it. Not that Cersei allows it to be true, and she shall continue to deny it as some perverseness on Eddard Stark's part.]
You were there, you do realize, when I first arrived.
[But you left.]
Although no hook...
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[But he frowns at the news about his previous existence in Anatole.]
I didn't know. I don't remember.
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I would have thought you had other things to remind you of be.
[Things not so crass. Or perhaps just a different sort of such, given who they were.
Green eyes steady, with not a hint of what stirs beneath. He had not exactly been pleased about everything.]
Months ago.
[The slightest hint of reproach. Yet, what is she without him? Incomplete. And he is the one who is allowed those glances behind those shields she keeps.]
Too long.
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[His expression softens.]
I would not have left had it been my choice. [He may not remember, but he's certain of that much. He loves Cersei. He'd never be away from her if he could help it.]
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[In other words, yes. So long as they remain private.]
I should hope not. You have been gone far too long to begin with, only to depart from that horrid place as well.
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[COME ON CERSEI, LET'S GET MARRIED AND LIVE TOGETHER WITHOUT SHAME IT'LL BE BEAUTIFUL LIKE OUR LOVE.]
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[Because, no.]
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[He, for whatever strange reason, idolizes Robert and believes he is his father.
even if some things have been brought to Joffrey's attention...]Honestly, Jaime.
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As flattering as the thought is, what is this land you speak of and why, pray tell, would you be headed there?
Are the Seven Kingdoms not enough of a handful?
Forgive the barrage of questions, but I do have a questing mind. As you well know.
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It is Anatole, and it's not my choice.
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But, you are indeed correct: the day I become the knight and you become the scholar is the day that all we hold to be true is upended and fools can become kings.
Then again, if madmen can be...
How bad can this Anatole be? Our precious sister is there, is that not incentive enough?
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I could do with a change of scenery myself, brother. Mayhap you'll find me lounging in one of Anatole's finer brothels some day.
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[He chuckles, though and sips at a cup of wine.]
You make me sound like a veritable cunt-hound. Able to sniff out the finest of fish-pie on the market.
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As for my talents, perhaps I should be acting Hound instead of Hand. But I'm very good with my hand, amongst other things.
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[Not that he can ever hold a candle to his brother. Or his sister. Both of whom are as perfectly formed and beautiful to the eye as he is misshapen and ugly. But, at least he's inherited his father's keen rational mind. That's something, he supposes.]
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The presence of our sweet sister, it seems, is the sole comfort these tittering women seek to give us. And it appears even that can be cold. [He's noticed that interaction with his otherself and Cersei where the suspicion and hurt weigh heavy.]
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I was dreading the idea, since our dear sister will no doubt try to make me out to be a great idiot, but perhaps it will not be so bad with you there as well.
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It would be good to see a familiar face after my long captivity.
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You aren't enjoying the cages and chains? I cannot possibly imagine why not.
[Because he had such a wonderful time at The Eyrie.]
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