Lady Vivian (
destinyandchicken) wrote in
dear_mun2013-02-11 01:34 pm
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Homeless at the moment but looking for a game.
I don't care about not having a place, what is a place if it is a place without he? It would be as a rose without petals or a bed without it's covers, cold and useless and unappealing.
I need my fair noble prince if I am to ever survive the harshness of the outside world.
Fetch him to me this moment, my life, my love, my Arthur.
Heartbrokenly,
Lady Vivian
I need my fair noble prince if I am to ever survive the harshness of the outside world.
Fetch him to me this moment, my life, my love, my Arthur.
Heartbrokenly,
Lady Vivian

you are amazing
Never did remove that spell, did we? [That's sort of muttered to himself before he gives her a bright smile, speaking much louder when he actually faces her.]
Aren't there other fair, noble princes you could look at? I mean, you don't really want Arthur, he's a prat most of the time.
I do try. I also have a Freya in the wings. I love my unloved Merlin girls
There is no other and there never will be for none could ever come a mile to measuring to the perfection of my darling Arthur.
They do need more love, don't they?
So much more love.
Oh no, quite the opposite. I was simply too intimidated by his perfection to be too close to him.
Definitely
You. You were intimidated?
[That's one strong love spell to change her personality so much.]
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Yes. Me. Intimidated.
[And then she's back to being all sighing and doe eyed.]
Who wouldn't be in the presence of Arthur Pendragon, Prince of Camelot?
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I'm not intimidated by him.
[He's probably digging himself a hole here.]
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He's so kind and gentle, even to his more lacking servants. Oh, how I love him!
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[He crosses his arms and sighs, watching her as she continues mooning after Arthur.]
...you're not even listening to me, are you.
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[In short. NOPE.]
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[Think think think. What's a good way to distract her?
Oh, hang on.]
Lady Vivian. You remember who I am, don't you? [He continues on without waiting for a reply.] I'm Arthur's manservant. Which basically means...I know everything about him. Mostly.
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Tell me everything. Leave not a detail or moment out, boy. I demand you tell me everything of my heart's Prince.
she is amazing. you suck.
[ never you mind the part where he ... doesn't ... actually even like Vivian. shut up. ]
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[Don't mind Vivian while she just clings to you.]
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[ tight-lipped smile oh my god how do you get it off. ]
Lady Vivian. It's a, erm, pleasure to see you again.
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You never get it off Arthur.
She's just going to cling and giggle and nuzzle your chest a little because YAY prince of her heart is here.]
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oh gods.
Arthur will just. pat her head awkwardly for a moment before trying to squirm his way out of her grasp. you are so tiny how are you doing this what is happening. ]
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And magic.And surprisingly strong arms for a woman. Blame Olaf. He made her do weapons training when she was a child.]
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particularly their crazy
enchanteddaughters. he twists and contorts a bit in an effort to get an elbow between them to just ... pry her off of him. ]no subject
Won't you kiss me but once, My Prince?
no you
[He waits until Vivian's got her back to him to mouth 'fair lady??' at Arthur with the most disbelieving face ever.]
So I should just leave you two alone, then? I mean...wouldn't want to interrupt the happy couple, would I?
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Don't you leave me with this woman or you will regret the moment you first took breath in this world.
[ smiling. grinning. so happy. everything is wonderful. ]
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But a bed without its covers, Arthur. [Sending that grin right back at you, sire. Now that Merlin's certain Arthur isn't going to run off with the princess and cause all sorts of trouble for the kingdom, he can't resist nettling just a little bit.]
You heard her. It's a cold world without you, and I'm not sure I can leave the fair lady so deprived.
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[ fingers digging into your arm here, Merlin. stop being a twat. the situation is dire. ]
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Ah, Lady Vivian.
[ Just get over Arthur, won't you. ]
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[Oh gosh, father in law to be once she gets her hands on your son, what a pleasure it is to see you. She bobs a polite curtsey.]
It is so pleasing to see you in good health, sir.
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Likewise. Although you seem... troubled.
[ Are troubled. In an over dramatic fashion, really. He's almost getting worried. ]
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I am heartsick, my King, for the love of your son.
Won't you make him marry me? Father would come around. Eventually. If I asked him.
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Perhaps in the future. I am not considering marriage for him at the moment.
[ Lalala. ]
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In the future we shall be married.
The near future, M'Lord. It wouldn't do well to wait. A summer wedding would be charming!
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Once we take the knives away from him.
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As would I.
[ But probably not this way! ]
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[ Except may...be not really. ]