❅ Ten (Video)

[stonebird]

(Drawn to the shore again, Sansa is perched on a rock with an open book in her lap - or, rather, an open journal in her lap. She is writing fluidly, recording her experiences and her thoughts. At any point, she could disappear and leave only the journal behind, she knows, thus there isn't anything too damning on the pages.)

I should begin writing songs again. (She pauses and smiles, glancing out over the sea.) There are days that I don't feel much like singing. I can't really explain why I feel that way. My situation here is far better than it ever was on Westeros.

(But...)

I feel as if my life is on hold. (She sets her pen aside and absently examines the ink on her fingers.) What do you value in life? What makes it worthwhile for you?

(Private to Lady Jeyne.)

Would you have dinner with me? I think we have much to discuss. My brother was...is...very dear to me. What happened to him changed my life forever. (Does Jeyne feel the same way? Sansa wants to know.)

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[smoketendrils]

I love music. I don't think there's enough of it here. [He even misses Scanlan's ridiculous songs- they're inspiring, he'll give him that.] But I can definitely see why one wouldn't feel like it.

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[stonebird]

What sort of music are you accustomed to? (She only knows of Bards and the like - except she had heard very strange music back in Ruby City. It came from...machines?) Maybe when you don't feel like it, you should turn to music all the more?

[smoketendrils]

Whatever Scanlan sings to inspire us, for the most part. And other, less bawdy pieces when I'm in the right place, but as a general rule the only music we really get on the road is his. I wish the little shit was here, honestly. He can make the most of anything.

[stonebird]

Is Scanlan a Bard? (Her lips twitch, almost smiling.) You should keep a friend like that close if he does arrive.

[smoketendrils]

Yes, he is. And an occasionally terrifying one, though don't tell him I said that should he turn up. He'll never let me hear the end of it.

[But taking down that manor in Whitestone BY HIMSELF is a feat that no one will repeat. That does not mean Percy wants him lording it over him that he told a woman how great and fierce he is.]