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Memory Share: Sansa Stark (3)
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No, seriously.
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It's beautiful in King's Landing. Outside, the warm sun shines Summer's light. Inside, Sansa sits, working on her embroidery. She's younger, only thirteen-years-old, her eyes still bright and innocent. She hasn't seen bloodshed or the evils that men do.When heavy boots clack on the stone floor, she looks up. Immediately recognizing the figure, she stands, setting her work aside. Her heart is in her throat as Prince Joffrey struts into her chambers. He needs not knock, nor announce himself, and in retrospect Sansa knows this was to show his power. To remind everyone who was truly in charge.
"My Prince," Septa Mordane, an old woman and Sansa's nanny said as she rose to her feet, and then into a curtsey. Sansa echoes the movement, trying to hide the butterflies in her stomach she squeaks out an additional: "My Prince."
Joffrey inclinces his head. "My Lady." He looks down, stepping toward her. There's perhaps a foot of space between the teenagers, and Sansa wishes he would close it. They hadn't spoken much, since her arrival in King's Landing, him furious with her sister. Though Sansa hated her sister more than ever, he extended his frustration toward her. "I fear I've behaved monstrously these past few weeks." He didn't need to apologize- he was the Prince, she was his betrothed and she would forgive him for nearly anything she was sure, but the fact that he did had her heart soaring.
He looks down nervously, to an object he held in his hands. Raising it slightly, he offers it to her, "With your permission?"
She wastes no time, turning around so that Joffrey can fasten his gift around her neck. He liked her! He truly liked her, if he was gifting her necklaces and apologizing. She'd always wanted to be a good Queen, with a husband that loved her as her father loved her lady mother. And she would get it! If she didn't love him before, as he slowly did the chain, and she looks down at the charm- a Lannister lion, the same one that adorned the Queen's neck, but this one was in silver- then she certainly did now.
"It's beautiful," she says, and turns back to face the future king. "Like the one your mother wears."
He looks at her like she's the only girl in the world. "You'll be queen some day. It's only fitting you should look the part." It was all she'd ever wanted, raised isolated with only stories and songs for entertainment. She'd been raised to be a lady, and now, here, she was confirmed to be the ultimate lady in time. The Queen. What little girl would say no to that opportunity, at the hand of a handsome king.
He looks down, bashful. "Will you forgive me? For my rudeness."
"There's nothing to forgive." Forgotten, just like that. He'd won her heart completely with his simple actions, a gift, a genuine apology.
"You're my lady," he says, knowing the weight of his words. "One day we'll be married in the throne room, lords and ladies from all over the Seven Kingdoms will come. From the Last Hearth in the North to the South Shore in the South. And you will be Queen of all them." She could see it now, the beautiful gown she would wear, the food piled miles high in front of them. The wedding would be all anyone could speak of for years. And she would be Queen.
Still, he continues on, tying her young girl's fantasy in a pretty bow: "I'll never disrespect you again. I'll never be cruel to you again. Do you understand me?" It was a threat but she hadn't understood it. All she saw was the Prince stepping closer to her, his eyes flickering to her lips as he takes her face gently in his hands. "You're my lady now. From today. Until my last day."
He was her handsome prince, speaking words right out of a story, straight into her heart. The necklace he'd placed around her neck would soon become a collar as she went from guest to hostage in a gilded cage. But when he leaned in to kiss her, pressing his soft lips against hers- her first kiss!- she loved him more than anything in the world. And she believed everything he said.
No, seriously.
None.
It's beautiful in King's Landing. Outside, the warm sun shines Summer's light. Inside, Sansa sits, working on her embroidery. She's younger, only thirteen-years-old, her eyes still bright and innocent. She hasn't seen bloodshed or the evils that men do.When heavy boots clack on the stone floor, she looks up. Immediately recognizing the figure, she stands, setting her work aside. Her heart is in her throat as Prince Joffrey struts into her chambers. He needs not knock, nor announce himself, and in retrospect Sansa knows this was to show his power. To remind everyone who was truly in charge.
"My Prince," Septa Mordane, an old woman and Sansa's nanny said as she rose to her feet, and then into a curtsey. Sansa echoes the movement, trying to hide the butterflies in her stomach she squeaks out an additional: "My Prince."
Joffrey inclinces his head. "My Lady." He looks down, stepping toward her. There's perhaps a foot of space between the teenagers, and Sansa wishes he would close it. They hadn't spoken much, since her arrival in King's Landing, him furious with her sister. Though Sansa hated her sister more than ever, he extended his frustration toward her. "I fear I've behaved monstrously these past few weeks." He didn't need to apologize- he was the Prince, she was his betrothed and she would forgive him for nearly anything she was sure, but the fact that he did had her heart soaring.
He looks down nervously, to an object he held in his hands. Raising it slightly, he offers it to her, "With your permission?"
She wastes no time, turning around so that Joffrey can fasten his gift around her neck. He liked her! He truly liked her, if he was gifting her necklaces and apologizing. She'd always wanted to be a good Queen, with a husband that loved her as her father loved her lady mother. And she would get it! If she didn't love him before, as he slowly did the chain, and she looks down at the charm- a Lannister lion, the same one that adorned the Queen's neck, but this one was in silver- then she certainly did now.
"It's beautiful," she says, and turns back to face the future king. "Like the one your mother wears."
He looks at her like she's the only girl in the world. "You'll be queen some day. It's only fitting you should look the part." It was all she'd ever wanted, raised isolated with only stories and songs for entertainment. She'd been raised to be a lady, and now, here, she was confirmed to be the ultimate lady in time. The Queen. What little girl would say no to that opportunity, at the hand of a handsome king.
He looks down, bashful. "Will you forgive me? For my rudeness."
"There's nothing to forgive." Forgotten, just like that. He'd won her heart completely with his simple actions, a gift, a genuine apology.
"You're my lady," he says, knowing the weight of his words. "One day we'll be married in the throne room, lords and ladies from all over the Seven Kingdoms will come. From the Last Hearth in the North to the South Shore in the South. And you will be Queen of all them." She could see it now, the beautiful gown she would wear, the food piled miles high in front of them. The wedding would be all anyone could speak of for years. And she would be Queen.
Still, he continues on, tying her young girl's fantasy in a pretty bow: "I'll never disrespect you again. I'll never be cruel to you again. Do you understand me?" It was a threat but she hadn't understood it. All she saw was the Prince stepping closer to her, his eyes flickering to her lips as he takes her face gently in his hands. "You're my lady now. From today. Until my last day."
He was her handsome prince, speaking words right out of a story, straight into her heart. The necklace he'd placed around her neck would soon become a collar as she went from guest to hostage in a gilded cage. But when he leaned in to kiss her, pressing his soft lips against hers- her first kiss!- she loved him more than anything in the world. And she believed everything he said.
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[Not that some of them could have done anything about it.]
How did it all end up in the seven hells?
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[She wanted to be queen so badly.]
He wanted to show everyone that he answered to no one and that he was the King. He was a stupid boy with no thoughts for others, who thrived on fear.
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We all trust people we shouldn't.
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[His death, especially after humiliating her as much as he could, was particularly gratifying. She wasn't even mad to be blamed for it.]
I know. But I see that memory and I can't help but remember how good to me he was, until the Sept. I truly thought he loved me.
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[And some never bother.]
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...and honestly a little disconcerting.]
You were to wed Joffrey Baratheon?
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I was betrothed to him.
He had my father murdered as a traitor and abandoned me for another bride. I was wed to Tyrion Lannister, in his stead.
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He looks different than I imagined. Older than I heard.
He must take after his Lannister family.
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He takes after his mother and father both.
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I thought I loved Joffrey. Right until he had my father beheaded.
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I hadn't known.
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Joffrey got his comeuppance. He was an awful king.
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[He remarks. Ivar's good at reading people, but in this case, it more has to do with taking one to know one when he sees it. It was just easier to see in Ivar's case because his people expected him to be something of a horrible monster given his status being a cripple. His mother had made a prophecy it would be so, and unfortunately, he'd lived up to it all too well.]
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[He was always observant, even as a small child, and quickly learned to smell out bullshit from the people around him. There was precious few he'd ever learned to fully trust.]
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[She does not trust easily, certainly not men with bright eyes and clever tongues.]
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There would be a line! But I do not doubt this.
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He thought he was so smart and so clever.
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He was poisoned at his own wedding.
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