un: lady; video (semi-accidental)
[sansa means for this to be anonymous, unfortunately she hasn't really figured out usernames yet, let alone how to hide hers. she also means for this to be text, but the video is already recording when she starts speaking.
she's visibly younger, though not much (a little over three years, now); smaller and slighter and more wide-eyed, with her clothes not quite fitting right and her hair braided simply to one side. lady remains the same size, half in her lap on the couch, with blue ribbons around her neck rather than her fancy padded collar. sansa, too, wears the silvery-blue dress she wore to the rinne festival tied very tightly, her padded collar slightly askew.
and she looks somber. something has clearly been troubling her. she's not quite looking at the camera. her voice is low and a little bitter.]
What happens to us when they come back?
she's visibly younger, though not much (a little over three years, now); smaller and slighter and more wide-eyed, with her clothes not quite fitting right and her hair braided simply to one side. lady remains the same size, half in her lap on the couch, with blue ribbons around her neck rather than her fancy padded collar. sansa, too, wears the silvery-blue dress she wore to the rinne festival tied very tightly, her padded collar slightly askew.
and she looks somber. something has clearly been troubling her. she's not quite looking at the camera. her voice is low and a little bitter.]
What happens to us when they come back?
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King Joffrey murdered my lord father and took me prisoner. My brother and mother had no choice but to raise our banners against him. There's been a lot of fighting, but nobody's come for me yet.
[though they've met with ser dontos, and that's not nothing...it isn't very much, though. she turns her eyes towards clarke.]
Is it better than this, where you were?
[because cellar door is nice, and brave men fighting horrible beasts are the stuff of fairy tales to sansa. some of the curses sound quite worrying, but everyone has been so kind...]
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she thinks to how things are for her back home and honestly being the last person left on earth isn't something that is all too appealing to go back to either] I'm sorry. No wonder you don't want to go back—
[she pauses for a moment before continuing] Back home isn't all that better for me either so I can understand.
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Then I'm sorry for what happened to you, too.