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βwhatever Β do Β you Β mean Β by Β properΒ guardsmen?β Β oh, Β elia Β knows Β very Β well Β just Β what Β aunt Β allyria Β means, Β but Β if Β there Β is Β something Β they Β know Β they Β must Β do Β is Β hold Β faith Β on Β themselves, Β especially Β when Β being Β acknowledged Β for Β what Β they Β wanted Β to Β be Β β Β a Β proper, Β grown Β person Β very Β capable Β of Β holding Β themselves Β and Β protecting Β their Β loved Β ones Β β Β was Β difficult, Β even Β more Β so Β when Β it Β came Β to Β people Β who Β knew Β them, Β and Β had Β watched Β them Β suckle Β from Β their Β motherβs Β teat, Β as Β allyria Β had Β done. Β βtrystane Β is Β a Β child. Β i Β am Β not. Β i Β have Β come Β and Β gone Β alone Β for Β years Β now. Β trys Β is Β the Β one Β whoβs Β going Β to Β meet Β new Β roads Β and Β play Β at Β prince.β Β not Β that Β elia Β was Β much Β different Β than Β their Β cousin Β β Β something Β they Β had Β actually Β wanted Β to Β comisarate Β with Β trys Β about, Β if Β there Β was Β an Β opportunity Β for Β sweet Β words Β and Β they Β were Β even Β able Β to Β utter Β them Β properly Β β Β but, Β again, Β they Β were Β the Β grown Β one. Β ( Β edric Β is, Β and Β was Β younger Β than Β i Β am Β when Β he Β went Β around Β further Β north Β than Β i, Β elia Β means Β to Β plead Β for Β their Β case, Β but Β reasonably Β the Β words Β die Β before Β the Β tongue Β can Β push Β them Β out. Β edric Β was Β no Β longer Β a Β topic Β that Β pleased Β either Β of Β the Β two Β women Β to Β discuss Β ).
the Β touch Β from Β the Β other Β is Β a Β welcomed Β one, Β and Β elia Β has Β to Β stop Β herself Β from Β behaving Β as Β the Β moniker Β given Β by Β her Β aunt, Β from Β nuzzling Β against Β allyria. Β there Β is Β little Β way Β to Β hide Β the Β way Β their Β eyes, Β already Β so Β very Β wide, Β enlarge Β at Β the Β offer. Β βi Β would Β not Β be Β opposed, Β actually.β Β elia Β is Β not Β demure, Β far Β from Β it, Β but Β they Β should Β be Β hesitant, Β at Β the Β very Β least Β β Β a Β bath Β would Β extend Β their Β trip, Β and Β delay Β not Β only Β themselves Β but Β the Β others, Β yet Β even Β elia Β recognizes Β the Β enticement Β of Β cleaning Β up, Β especially Β in Β such Β a Β weather Β and Β in Β a Β dornish Β noble Β baths, Β where Β they Β could Β play Β with Β both Β cool Β and Β tepid Β waters Β as Β they Β wished. Β βi Β have Β ridden Β by Β myself, Β so Β we Β likely Β have Β a Β day Β and Β a Β night. Β less, Β if Β father Β has Β any Β say Β on Β it Β though Β the Β last Β i Β saw Β her, Β mother Β was Β packing Β trunks Β and Β trunks Β and Β trunks.β Β they Β wave Β off Β a Β hand Β dramatically, Β shuddering. Β thank Β the Β seven Β and Β all Β the Β other Β gods Β that Β obella Β had Β been Β the Β one Β to Β stay Β and Β help, Β and Β not Β herself Β ( Β not Β that Β elia Β was Β of Β much Β help Β in Β such Β domestic Β matters. Β if Β anything, Β mother Β would Β end Β up Β sending Β her Β to Β the Β stables, Β where Β she Β would Β not Β get Β in Β the Β way Β of Β things Β ).
βi Β do Β wish Β you Β had Β come Β to Β the Β gardens, Β though.β Β this Β was Β not Β an Β unusual Β request Β β Β it Β was Β one Β repeated Β by Β all Β of Β ellariaβs Β children, Β but Β elia Β had Β been Β the Β most Β fervent Β ( Β annoying Β ) Β communicator Β of Β it, Β still. Β this Β time, Β however, Β by Β the Β glint Β in Β their Β eyes, Β and Β the Β way Β they Β seek Β to Β hold Β allyriaβs Β hand Β ( Β not Β only Β to Β stop Β her Β from Β fussing, Β but Β to Β actually Β hold Β ), Β there Β is Β something Β else, Β something Β new. Β elia Β did Β not Β know Β how Β privy Β allyria Β was Β to Β the Β martellβs Β schemes, Β but Β this Β was Β allyria, Β who Β had Β swaddled Β her Β when Β she Β was Β a Β babe, Β and Β whose Β sister Β had Β been Β almost Β attached Β at Β the Β hip Β to Β the Β better Β elia, Β the Β dead Β elia. Β and Β so Β this Β elia Β trusts Β her Β like Β no Β other, Β and Β hopes Β so Β has Β father. Β βhave Β you Β seen Β them? Β her? Β them?β Β the Β dragons, Β their Β mother Β and Β her Β people, Β in Β order. Β βit Β is Β a Β thing Β for Β old Β maestersβ Β scrolls, Β aunt!Β or, Β well, Β new Β ones.β Β for Β daenerys Β targaryen Β surely Β would Β be Β in Β those, Β even Β if Β not Β in Β a Β moon Β or Β two, Β but Β soon.Β βiΒ amΒ almostΒ enviousΒ ofΒ loreeΒ forΒ stayingΒ behindΒ withΒ uncleΒ doranΒ andΒ theirΒ wholeΒ party.β
Blue-green hues turned from the sea, watching colors stream of greens and blues she had never seen so close to the coast but appeared here farther out in deeper waters. Though her world was limited and her experience of others had only been of westermen in the westerlands she knew quite enough to tell from a tone of voice some slight discomfort as the hazel eyes took in as they switch from the sea to catch a glimpse of children running about playfully on the deck. A smile widened as Jeyne imagined how much fun her younger brother would have running about with them, close in age to the lady gwynesseβs eldest. Children were not easy things to handle nor things that ought to just be handled but there was only one of their mother and Jeyne was capable of helping keep children entertained.
Greeting her with a smile still, gentle and kind she bowed her head in recognition of his mothers job. Was it well done - as well as her mother could do as well as Jeyne knew her capable of but in truth much of what you saw was due to the Westerling girl herself. βFather always believed while someone could extend their thanks as a whole it is still a fine thing to be truthful when it is yourself alone. Your little ones seem to be enjoying this greatly. Rollam is the only small one we have at the Crag of course and he seems to be enough of a handful for my mother at times but I am good with stories and can persuade them to listen to a few so you might have a moment - not that you need one of course but if that would be helpful you shall have itβ Jeyne nodded before answering gwynesseβs questions βI have never been, sadly. I have scarcely been outside of the westerlands before. It is exciting. Some of the soldiers and merchants that pass through have been. Its always a touch strange to never have travelled but to have seen the world through others eyes but it will not beat first hand experienceβ Jeyne mentioned Β before extending her listening ear hearing about her inspection of the ships putting herself there beside the woman watching through a minds eye to think of the things a seafarer would look for.
Mention though of Raynald was enough to pull her from an imagined inspection scribbling down in the back of her mind to think of the build of a ship and what was required to make it sea worthy to question about later to know more of Gwynesseβs background and the ironborn she had even more questions about. βRaynald is an excellent sailor. I make not assumption that he would be better than your own flesh and blood who were born to the seas. He could learn a great deal from your brothers and kinsfolk of the islands. He certainly does have sea legs compared to those farther inland. We have had on occasion the chance to take advantage of the cragβs waters. Boating on occasion. I know my way around a small boat to be able to help sail it but something as large as this there are many more things to watch for. How early did you learn to sail?β
oh, Β children Β talk. Β gwynesse Β manages Β to Β keep Β herself Β from Β retching, Β and Β even Β from Β rolling Β her Β eyes, Β yet Β a Β twitch Β at Β the Β corner Β of Β her Β lips Β betray Β her Β annoyance Β at Β the Β mention Β of Β her Β children Β β Β she Β should Β have Β enough Β experience, Β as Β this Β sort Β of Β boring Β topic Β is Β a Β large Β portion Β of Β what Β the Β westerlander Β expect Β her Β to Β partake Β on Β and Β often Β parroted Β to Β her, Β as Β if Β she Β was Β obliged Β to Β entertain Β them Β and Β faking Β interest Β on Β whateverΒ ugly Β drawing Β her Β son Β has Β gifted Β to Β her Β β Β but Β she Β hopes Β the Β tic Β can Β be Β excusable Β by Β the Β pounding Β against Β her Β skull. Β βthey Β do Β have Β the Β sea Β in Β their Β veins, Β for Β father Β and Β mother. Β if Β any Β of Β them Β got Β seasick, Β i Β may Β throw Β them Β overboard.β Β at Β least Β one Β of Β her Β brothers Β had Β threatened Β to Β do Β it Β to Β her, Β and Β another Β had Β done Β it Β to Β geirdis, Β so Β she Β sees Β no Β harm Β in Β it, Β but Β gwynesse Β knows Β better Β and Β turns Β her Β face Β to Β the Β soft Β girl Β beside Β her, Β offering Β her Β a Β smile. Β βi Β am Β jesting, Β lady Β westerling, Β before Β you Β take Β me Β for Β a Β brute Β as Β well.β Β which Β she Β was, Β but Β first Β impressions Β mattered, Β even Β if Β the Β interlocutor Β was Β but Β a Β girl Β of Β a Β house Β of Β little Β importance. Β βhowever, Β indeed. Β i Β could Β use Β a Β moment. Β five Β is...β Β the Β fair Β haired Β takes Β a Β pause, Β and Β adds Β a Β hum, Β playing Β into Β the Β comical Β approach Β she Β had Β just Β opted Β by. Β βa Β lot. Β you Β only Β have Β the Β one, Β so Β you Β will Β know Β soon Β enough.β Β practice Β was Β of Β the Β uttermost Β importance, Β even Β she, Β who Β had Β hated Β the Β army Β of Β babies Β her Β mother Β popped Β out Β year Β after Β year, Β understood Β that Β there Β had Β been Β some Β use Β to Β being Β accustomed Β to Β a Β shrieking Β child.Β βladyΒ sybelleΒ wasΒ blessedΒ toΒ keepΒ herΒ familyΒ ofΒ aΒ manageableΒ size,Β youΒ see.Β myΒ motherΒ boreΒ fifteen.β
she Β stays Β quiet Β as Β she Β listens Β to Β jeyne Β go Β on Β about Β her Β lack Β of Β experience, Β and Β gwynesse Β finds Β herself Β surprised Β to Β realize Β kinship Β with Β the Β girl. Β she Β had Β once, Β too, Β only Β been Β able Β to Β lap Β up Β from Β word Β of Β the Β men Β and Β women Β who Β came Β by Β hammerhorn, Β but Β their Β tales Β of Β past Β glory Β or Β grumbles Β about Β the Β greenlanders Β paled Β ahead Β of Β real Β experience Β ( Β still Β may Β as Β well Β do, Β though Β gwynesse Β would Β rather Β not Β to Β think Β of Β herself Β as Β that Β green Β girl Β with Β too Β much Β hunger Β in Β her Β belly Β collecting Β rocks Β by Β great Β wyk Β ). Β βit Β is Β not Β too Β strange, Β i Β fear. Β we Β are Β women, Β the Β world Β is Β not Β always Β kind Β to Β us. Β my Β parents Β were Β paranoid Β of Β it, Β at Β some Β point, Β but Β it Β is Β true. Β nothing Β beats Β first Β hand Β experience.β Β she Β repeats, Β with Β a Β nod Β that Β is Β almost Β solemn. Β βyou Β have Β an Β opportunity Β now, Β jeyne. Β savor Β it.β Β another Β pause, Β but Β this Β one Β is Β less Β humorous. Β βyour Β mother Β does Β not Β wish Β for Β me Β to Β let Β you Β out Β of Β my Β sight Β β Β rightfully Β so Β β Β but Β as Β i Β have Β little Β experience Β of Β my Β own Β on Β kings Β landing, Β you Β can Β come Β along, Β and Β we Β can Β see Β the Β city Β for Β ourselves.β Β there Β is Β a Β promise Β that Β is Β yet Β unsaid Β in Β the Β lightness Β of Β her Β tone: Β behave, Β and Β you Β shall Β get Β more Β opportunities Β as Β such. Β grown Β as Β she Β was Β ( Β only Β half Β a Β decade Β her Β junior, Β even Β if Β it Β appears Β so Β much Β more Β ), Β gwynesse Β could Β hope Β the Β girl Β would Β not Β worsen Β her Β headache Β as Β her Β infant Β children Β did, Β but, Β then, Β she Β would Β put Β her Β hand Β on Β the Β fire Β for Β anyone, Β nor Β voice Β actual Β binding Β words.
the Β girlβs Β flattering Β of Β the Β ironborn Β is Β somewhat Β a Β novelty Β gwynesse Β did Β not Β expect Β from Β one Β whose Β lands Β were Β often Β plagued Β by Β her Β kind, Β but Β the Β fair Β headed Β does Β not Β comment Β on Β it Β with Β words, Β merely Β giving Β the Β girl Β an Β odd Β look Β that Β was Β both Β amused Β and Β chastising. Β βyou Β should Β not Β wish Β for Β raynaldββ Β something Β to Β take Β a Β note Β of, Β she Β supposes. Β βto Β ever Β learn Β anything Β from Β my Β brothers. Β my Β lord Β lannister Β shall Β be Β a Β better Β professor, Β i Β am Β certain.β Β besides Β the Β youngest Β of Β the Β triplets, Β it Β was Β more Β likely Β the Β least Β raynald Β would Β go Β through Β if Β ever Β meeting Β a Β goodbrother Β would Β be Β a Β good Β beating. Β the Β idea Β itself Β is Β so Β jocular Β gwynesse Β does Β not Β hold Β back Β a Β soft Β chuckle, Β shaking Β her Β head Β as Β she Β hears Β the Β otherβs Β question. Β βoh, Β must Β you Β make Β me Β count?β Β perhaps Β the Β light Β mood Β has Β indeed Β shifted Β into Β reality, Β for Β gwynesse Β even Β jokes Β without Β making Β it Β a Β play. Β it Β is Β not Β a Β very Β hard Β accounting Β to Β do, Β however. Β βhammerhorn Β is Β farther Β from Β the Β sea Β than Β the Β crag Β is, Β i Β believe.β Β she Β has Β not Β studied Β westerlands Β map, Β nor Β been Β in Β the Β westerlingsβ Β home Β for Β many Β years Β now, Β or Β been Β at Β her Β own Β home Β for Β that Β matter, Β but Β gwynesse Β recalls Β of Β the Β wicked Β expedictions Β towards Β the Β shores Β of Β the Β great Β wyk, Β all Β the Β slashed Β feet, Β aching Β palms Β and Β burned Β cheeks. Β for Β all Β of Β her Β dimmed Β wanderlust, Β learning Β of Β sailing Β had Β not Β been Β her Β favorite Β childhood Β activity, Β much Β preferring Β to Β go Β farther Β inland Β to Β the Β mines, Β but Β the Β goodbrothers Β did Β not Β betray Β their Β line, Β and Β it Β had Β been Β something Β necessary Β regardless. Β
βsmall Β boats? Β perhaps Β at Β eight Β or Β nine?β Β geirdis Β thought Β that Β if Β they Β disappeared Β towards Β volmark, Β mother Β would Β take Β notice Β of Β them Β β Β all Β they Β received Β when Β they Β landed Β at Β the Β neighboring Β old Β wyk Β had Β been Β an Β earful Β so Β long Β geirdis Β had Β asked Β for Β the Β smack Β instead Β ( Β gwynesse Β had Β stopped Β her Β twin Β from Β receiving Β the Β physical Β punishment, Β erupting Β in Β loud Β sobs Β with Β fat Β tears, Β begging Β for Β mother; Β later Β on Β she Β had Β pinched Β her Β stupid Β sister, Β but Β only Β lightly Β so Β she Β would Β stop Β being Β stupid Β ). Β βgormond Β thought Β three Β and Β ten Β was Β a Β good Β age Β for Β sailing Β around Β the Β isles, Β though, Β so Β both Β me Β and Β my Β sister Β learned Β the Β ropes Β on Β his Β ship Β at Β two Β and Β ten, Β to Β go Β with Β him Β to Β a Β neighboring Β island Β on Β our Β three Β and Β ten Β name Β day.βΒ a Β furrow Β settles Β between Β her Β brows Β as Β she Β looks Β from Β the Β westerling Β to Β her Β eldest. Β βjason Β shall Β have Β to Β properly Β learn Β it Β soon.β Β she Β notes, Β more Β to Β herself Β than Β anything Β else.
the Β horses Β like Β the Β starfall Β lands Β more Β than Β elia Β does. Β though Β it Β has Β always Β been Β a Β thing Β of Β legend, Β for Β elia Β and Β their Β younger Β sisters, Β the Β palestone Β sword Β seemed Β more Β like Β a Β magnificent Β tomb Β than Β a Β castle, Β haunted Β by Β stories Β of Β people Β elia Β has Β never Β or Β hardly Β ever Β met Β β Β elia Β is Β not Β a Β very Β superstitious Β person Β ( Β thus Β it Β may Β be Β so Β why Β they Β still Β come Β around, Β when Β others Β are Β at Β times Β intimidated Β by Β the Β curse Β of Β loss Β that Β seems Β to Β haunt Β the Β ruling Β family Β of Β these Β lands Β ), Β but Β as Β she Β guides Β mariah Β along Β the Β way, Β she Β tries Β to Β focus Β on Β anything Β but Β the Β shiver Β that Β cools Β her Β spine. Β the Β smooth Β ride Β is Β a Β good Β enough Β option, Β yet, Β oddly, Β better Β is Β to Β pass Β the Β doors Β to Β the Β keep.Β Β
elia Β is Β parched, Β soaked, Β with Β sand Β sticking Β to Β places Β mother Β told Β them Β not Β to Β mention Β β Β true, Β the Β filthiness Β does Β not Β disturb Β them Β as Β much Β as Β it Β would Β someone Β else Β β Β and, Β most Β importantly, Β they Β are Β rather Β enthusiastic Β to Β go Β up Β those Β endless Β stairs, Β more Β than Β she Β has Β for Β a Β few Β years, Β since Β sheβs Β last Β seen Β edric Β on Β these Β halls. Β the Β palestone Β sword Β seems Β like Β another Β castle Β now, Β but Β elia Β is Β just Β as Β brash Β as Β she Β had Β been Β a Β few Β years Β ago, Β stomping Β up Β the Β stairs Β despite Β the Β silent Β pleading Β on Β the Β dayne Β servantβs Β eyes Β ( Β they Β have Β ceased Β trying,Β which Β she Β is Β thankful Β for. Β elia Β only Β listened Β to Β a Β few Β select Β people, Β and Β they Β were Β certainly Β not Β one Β of Β those Β ). Β
βi Β feel Β like Β the Β waters Β are Β getting Β colder Β now, Β what Β on Β the Β seven Β hells,β Β it Β was Β better Β to Β blame Β it Β on Β the Β coolness Β of Β the Β sea Β breeze Β and Β the Β sand, Β rather Β than Β on Β the Β gruesome Β thoughts Β of Β the Β water Β burials Β that Β made Β her Β skin Β crawl Β ( Β not Β that Β they Β would Β ever Β say Β it, Β much Β less Β to Β the Β mistress Β of Β the Β house Β ); Β it Β is Β an Β as Β unceremoniously Β greeting Β as Β elia Β usually Β is. Β βsee, Β iβve Β endured Β much Β as Β an Β adventure Β to Β come Β here, Β bhua Β ji, Β just Β so Β you Β will Β have Β a Β proper Β escort.β Β pulling Β out Β the Β veil Β of Β her Β head Β from Β within Β her Β robes, Β the Β moist Β material Β whips Β out Β and Β is Β tossed Β on Β a Β chaise; Β they Β also Β pull Β their Β hair Β from Β their Β confines, Β walking Β over Β to Β the Β fireplace Β to Β squeeze Β out Β water Β from Β her Β dark Β braid.
βi Β trust Β you Β have Β already Β set Β your Β things Β in Β order Β for Β us Β to Β go. Β iβve Β heard Β kingβs Β landing Β is Β quite Β distant.β Β theyβve Β set Β a Β dare Β to Β memorize Β the Β road Β and Β the Β distance, Β but Β it Β is Β a Β hard Β thing Β to Β do Β when Β elia Β has Β always Β been Β more Β of Β a Β practical, Β go Β - Β by Β - Β touch Β learner Β rather Β than Β one Β that Β could Β do Β it Β simply Β from Β a Β book.
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π’π§πππ«ππππ’π¨π§ Β : Β travelling with gwynesse;Β aboard a ship
ππππΒ : traveling, 300 Β a.c.
Β π°π’ππ‘ Β : Β gwynesse lannister nee goodbrotherΒ ( Β @godsvveptβΒ ).
It was a good day for sailing. Though Jeyne would not pretend to know the sea and ships like seasoned lannister navy personnel or the ironborn who ruled the wave and tide for all the stories she heard of them and their drowned god, it was by her knowledge quite good. Father had taken her sailing with her brother times before and from speaking to those docked in the fishing villages near the crag asking many questions on how her lord and father could help them better harness it sunset sea she knew well enough. βLady Lannister, Gwynesseβ Jeyne spoke, calling out to the ironborn lannister of lannisport, the good lady lannister by all accounts that she knew of. Many books had been sent to the crag for her on the account of the far grander lady the one whom she would be travelling with and for the attendance of the royal wedding be assigned to be her lady, a companion and under the wings of the woman. Mother had stated to her before leaving escorted by her Uncle Rolph to the docks at Lannisport Β and boarding before they set sail reminded by the large square shaped imposing figure of a man that she would represent their house and there was no safer way to travel than with their allies. On deck now as they were on their way, doing her best to stay out of the way of the crew not having caught on that there were ironborn there beside the lioness of the sea she turned to the woman βThank you for allowing me to accompany you as your lady and for the watchful eye youβll have over me in this period of time while we are away. How long has it been since youβve been at sea like this my lady?β
her Β head Β would Β split Β in Β two Β by Β the Β time Β she Β arrived Β to Β kingβs Β landing, Β of Β that Β gwynesse Β was Β certain Β β Β the Β night Β before Β she Β had Β taken Β in Β a Β poultice Β given Β by Β her Β rat Β of Β a Β maester, Β but,Β while Β it Β served Β its Β purpose Β to Β at Β least Β allow Β her Β to Β sleep, Β the Β effect Β had Β wore Β off Β by Β the Β morning, Β when Β tybold Β woke Β her Β up Β with Β a Β rather Β foul Β mood, Β a Β tantrum Β that Β was Β followed Β by Β the Β cacophony Β of Β the Β many Β lion Β cubs Β of Β lannisport Β alongside Β gwin Β and Β genna, Β as Β they Β insisted Β to Β accompany Β their Β nieces Β and Β nephews Β on Β the Β lannister Β ships Β instead Β of Β the Β good Β brothersβ Β ( Β a Β measure Β that Β gwynesse Β could Β not Β say Β she Β was Β displeased Β by, Β even Β if Β she Β knew Β gysa Β would Β flay Β anyone Β who Β touched Β one Β of Β their Β sisters Β ). Β now Β still Β some Β of Β them Β played, Β even Β under Β the Β faint Β sun Β on Β deck, Β chasing Β one Β another Β on Β some Β sort Β of Β game Β gwynesse Β was Β hardly Β engrossed Β in Β as Β she Β was Β on Β her Β wandering Β thoughts.
the Β voice Β that Β calls Β on Β to Β her Β is Β yet Β unfamiliar, Β and Β she Β blinks Β as Β she Β turns Β to Β the Β girl, Β for Β a Β few Β seconds Β trying Β to Β recognize Β her Β properly. Β βjeyne,β Β the Β westerling Β girl. Β lady Β spicer Β was Β barely Β genteel, Β but Β as Β much Β as Β gwynesse Β could Β have Β turned Β her Β nose Β to Β the Β woman, Β she Β had Β admired Β her Β cunning Β and Β had Β known Β of Β the Β spicerβs Β trade Β far Β too Β much Β to Β do Β so, Β and, Β over Β the Β years, Β sybelle Β had Β become Β not Β a Β friend, Β but Β a Β good Β enough Β trading Β partner Β for Β her Β to Β appreciate Β and Β allow Β her Β some Β value. Β bringing Β and Β promising Β her Β daughter Β to Β be Β looked Β over Β was Β less Β entertaining Β for Β her Β β Β gwynesse Β had Β enough Β of Β junk Β aboard Β already Β ( Β her Β children Β and Β sisters Β included Β ), Β and Β keeping Β guard Β of Β a Β woman Β grown Β would Β likely Β prove Β to Β be Β an Β annoying Β task, Β but Β hopefully Β she Β would Β find Β some Β use Β to Β the Β girl Β ( Β and Β there Β was Β no Β denying Β that Β it Β was Β flattering Β that Β she, Β as Β the Β casterly Β rock Β branch Β had Β departed Β moons Β prior, Β was Β one Β of Β the Β highest Β ladies Β of Β the Β land, Β and Β worth Β such Β trust Β ).
βyour Β mother Β has Β already Β offered Β me Β her Β thanks, Β but Β i Β appreciate Β it, Β and Β to Β see Β she Β has Β raised Β you Β well.β Β knowing Β sybelle Β as Β she Β believed Β she Β did, Β the Β girl Β was Β probably Β coached Β in Β the Β best Β way Β a Β woman Β like Β lady Β spicer Β could Β do, Β though Β gwynesse Β could Β not Β help Β but Β to Β wonder Β how Β much Β of Β it Β was Β genuine, Β glancing Β at Β the Β brightness Β of Β the Β otherβs Β pretty Β eyes. Β βare Β you Β enthused Β for Β kingβs Β landing? Β have Β you Β ever Β been?β Β certainly Β not Β β Β gwynesse Β had Β only Β once Β or Β twice, Β but Β perhaps Β the Β westerling Β would Β care Β for Β it. Β her Β question Β is Β a Β bit Β surprising, Β and Β gwynesse Β allows Β a Β pale Β brow Β to Β arch Β in Β response, Β but Β she Β does Β not Β linger Β in Β it, Β opening Β up Β a Β small Β smile Β on Β the Β corner Β of Β her Β lip. Β βi Β like Β to Β be Β present Β for Β inspectionsΒ ofΒ shipsΒ at Β the Β harbor, Β from Β time Β to Β time. Β and Β i Β have Β seenΒ my Β sisterβsΒ departure Β just Β a Β day Β before Β we Β did, too,β Β her Β eldest Β had Β wanted Β to Β sail Β with Β gysella Β and Β geirdis, Β but Β her Β twin Β had Β smacked Β him Β in Β the Β head Β and Β ushered Β him Β to Β land, Β well Β aware Β his Β father Β would Β not Β be Β so Β fond Β of Β one Β of Β his Β own Β sailing Β with Β ironborn. Β
βbut Β if Β you Β mean Β on Β such Β long Β trips, Β like Β this...β Β her Β smile Β widens Β a Β bit, Β and Β she Β feels Β the Β ache Β in Β her Β head Β dimmer, Β something Β soothing Β her Β eyes Β as Β a Β sea Β breeze Β brushes Β through Β their Β figures. Β βa Β bit, Β i Β suppose. years.β Β there Β was Β little Β time Β for Β sailing, Β after Β all Β β Β such Β occasions Β were Β often Β only Β reserved Β for Β indulging Β her Β husband, Β though Β it Β was Β difficult Β to Β say Β she Β did Β not Β enjoy Β it, Β and Β miss Β it Β even. Β for Β all Β of Β her Β distance, Β she Β was Β still Β an Β ironborn Β and Β sea Β water Β was Β in Β her Β blood. Β βdo Β you Β ever Β take Β advantage Β of Β the Β cragβs Β waters? Β i Β have Β heard Β your Β brotherβ β Β she Β can Β not Β remember Β his Β name, Β nor Β does Β any Β attempt Β to Β search Β for Β it Β in Β the Β confines Β of Β her Β memory, Β as Β the Β westerling Β lad Β was Β hardly Β one Β she Β busied Β herself Β with. Β βis Β a Β good Β sailor.β Β though Β for Β greenlanders, Β for Β one Β not Β to Β pukeΒ their Β guts Β out Β while Β at Β sea, Β was Β enough Β to Β deem Β one Β as Β aΒ goodΒ sailor.
bustle Β is Β no Β novelty Β around Β lannisport; Β it Β is Β the Β sustenance Β of Β the Β port Β town, Β after Β all, Β and Β with Β too Β many Β children Β going Β underfoot Β and Β running Β amok Β the Β halls Β of Β the Β lannister Β keep, Β gwynesse Β is Β hardly Β phased Β by Β the Β noise Β and Β movement Β of Β newcomers Β ( Β if Β she Β likes Β it, Β itβs Β something Β else Β that Β does Β not Β matter Β ). Β the Β difference Β comes Β through Β that Β it Β is Β not Β many Β people Β coming Β in, Β but Β going Β out Β β Β she Β can Β not Β recall Β straying Β far Β from Β the Β city Β for Β longer Β than Β a Β fortnight Β for Β over Β a Β decade Β now, Β and Β gwynesse Β has Β never Β known Β how Β to Β let Β go Β of Β things Β she Β cared Β about Β ( Β not Β without Β finding Β something Β better Β to Β busy Β herself Β with, Β that Β is Β ) Β so Β the Β woman Β that Β stands Β going Β down Β the Β hall Β to Β one Β of Β the Β many Β chambers Β is Β one Β that Β barely Β resembles Β the Β patient Β lady Β lannister Β of Β lannisport. Β the Β neatly Β pinned Β gilded Β hair Β is Β there, Β but Β the Β way Β she Β glares Β at Β the Β other Β blonde Β woman Β in Β the Β room Β is Β not Β lady Β lannister Β β Β butΒ Β gwynesse Β goodbrother, Β who Β was Β not Β unfamiliar Β with Β clawing Β at Β her Β sistersβ Β arms Β and Β kicking Β them Β under Β the Β table Β if Β they Β did Β not Β do Β what Β she Β wanted Β them Β to Β do, Β and Β whose Β patience Β runs Β thinner Β by Β the Β second. Β it Β is Β what Β the Β most Β trying Β ones Β of Β her Β family Β renders Β her, Β most Β times: Β that Β pale Β girl Β of Β one Β and Β ten, Β murderous Β gaze Β as Β she Β watches Β one Β of Β her Β stupid Β brothers Β make Β fun Β of Β her Β just Β because Β they Β can.
βso Β do Β you Β expect Β me Β to Β ready Β my Β trunkets Β myself Β when Β i Β have Β servants Β to Β do Β so Β just Β to Β ease Β your Β paranoia, Β gysella? Β iβm Β sure Β maud Β does Β not Β care Β about Β how Β you Β gutted Β someone Β who Β looked Β at Β you Β wrong. Β neither Β canΒ sheΒ speak Β of Β it, Β anyhow,β Β she Β offers Β the Β aforementioned Β woman Β a Β passing Β glance, Β as Β one Β would Β a Β dull Β furniture Β β Β maud Β was Β just Β another Β inconsequential Β servant Β from Β an Β inconsequential Β background, Β whose Β only Β remarkable Β trait Β was Β the Β lack Β of Β a Β tongue; Β it Β had Β already Β been Β cut Β out Β by Β the Β time Β gwynesse Β made Β it Β to Β lannisport, Β and Β she Β had Β never Β been Β curious Β enough Β to Β question Β anyone Β about Β it Β when Β maud Β was Β so Β much Β better Β as Β a Β loyal, Β quiet Β shadow Β behind Β her, brought Β out Β to Β attend Β only Β a Β few Β special Β guests Β such Β as Β god Β damn Β gysella, Β who Β had Β threatened Β some Β handmaid Β last Β time Β so Β efficiently Β the Β girl Β sobbed Β as Β she Β pleaded Β to Β be Β excused Β from Β the Β lady Β goodbrother's Β company. Β βbesides, Β there Β is Β too Β much Β to Β pack Β and Β i Β donβt Β want Β your Β filthy Β hands Β on Β any Β of Β my Β clothes.β
while Β maud Β moves Β towards Β the Β trunkets, Β her Β lady Β pauses Β suddenly, Β a Β furrow Β growing Β in Β between Β her Β brows, Β obviously Β accusatory. Β βhave Β you Β had Β gwin Β unpack Β her Β own? Β iβm Β inclined Β to Β believe Β her Β hygiene Β may Β be Β better Β than Β yours, Β and Β she Β could Β be Β of Β help Β since Β you Β decided Β to Β bring Β them.β Β of Β course Β that Β would Β imply Β gysella Β paid Β any Β mind Β to Β the Β girls, Β and Β gwynesse Β knew Β better Β than Β anyone Β attentiveness Β β Β especially Β towards Β something Β so Β futile Β as Β a Β childβs Β pastime Β β Β was Β hardly Β a Β goodbrother Β trait.
ΒΊ Β . Β β Β βΈ» Β the Β capital Β of Β kingβs Β landing Β welcomes Β GWYNESSE Β of Β HOUSE ( s ) Β LANNISTER Β ( Β by Β marriage Β ) & Β GOODBROTHER ( Β by Β birth ), Β the Β LADY Β of Β LANNISPORT.Β the Β THIRTYΒ year Β old Β CISWOMAN Β is Β reputed Β to Β be Β ENTERPRISING Β and Β MELLIFLUOUS, Β but Β with Β the Β eyes Β of Β court Β watching Β their Β every Β move, Β they Β might Β turn Β out Β to Β be Β IMPERIOUS Β and Β DESENSITIZED. Β when Β songs Β are Β sung, Β their Β verses Β speak Β of Β THE Β TIDE Β VICIOUSLY Β BREAKING Β AGAINST Β THE Β SAND Β AND Β SPLASHING Β AGAINST Β THE Β WALL, Β A Β NEVER Β ENDING, Β ALL Β TOO Β FAMILIAR Β CALLING Β ; Β Β βWHAT Β IF Β I Β TOLD Β YOU Β IβM Β SPLIT Β IN Β HALF? Β WHAT Β IF Β I Β TOLD Β YOU: Β IβM Β THE Β KNIFE?β Β ; Β PENELOPE, Β THE Β QUEEN Β OF Β ITHACA, Β PATIENTLY Β TENDING Β TO Β THE Β WEAVING Β OF Β A Β SHROUD Β AND Β OF Β A Β FUTURE Β OF Β HER Β OWN Β DESIGN. Β whispers Β throughout Β the Β seven Β kingdoms Β claim Β that Β their Β allegiance Β lies Β with Β HOUSE Β LANNISTER Β OF Β LANNISPORT Β / Β HERSELF, Β where Β they Β conspire Β to Β GET Β RID Β OF Β THE Β SQUABBLES Β ON Β HER Β SHIPYARD Β AND Β INSTAL Β HER Β HUSBAND Β AS Β RULING Β LORD. Β but Β in Β the Β end Β fealty Β means Β little Β when Β you Β play Β the Β game Β of Β thrones.
date Β of Β birth Β : Β firstΒ monthΒ ofΒ theΒ yearΒ ofΒ 270.
parents Β : Β gorold Β goodbrother Β & Β eydis Β farwynd.
siblings Β : Β eleven Β sisters Β ( Β two Β older, Β nine Β younger ) and Β three Β brothers ( all Β older ).
significant Β other : Β tba Β lannister, Β lord Β heir Β of Β lannisport.
offspring Β : Β at Β least Β five Β children. Β she Β does Β not Β always Β remember Β their Β names.
religious affiliation : the Β faith Β of Β the Β seven ( public; Β converted Β by Β marriage ), Β the Β drowned Β god ( by Β birth ).Β
inspirations : eleanorΒ guthrie ( blackΒ sails ), jocelynΒ castell (Β jamestown ), penelopeΒ ofΒ ithaca ( odyssey ), cerseiΒ lannister ( asoiaf ), ariel ( theΒ littleΒ mermaid ), georgia ( ginnyΒ &Β georgia ), isabellaΒ theΒ sheΒ wolfΒ ofΒ france (Β history + knightfall ), liviaΒ drusilla ( domina ), emmaΒ ofΒ normandy ( history + vikingsΒ valhalla ), nurbanuΒ sultan (Β magnificentΒ century +Β history ), carolineΒ collingwoodΒ andΒ marciaΒ roy ( succession ).
as Β the Β third Β born Β daughter, Β it Β seems Β all Β that Β she Β could Β be Β has Β already Β been Β taken Β by Β either Β gael Β ( Β begrudgingly, Β the Β childrearing Β ) Β or Β gyda Β ( Β their Β motherβs Β old Β chainmaille Β ) Β β Β straining Β for Β individuality Β or Β selfishness Β ( Β one Β and Β the Β same, Β at Β times, Β but Β who Β cares Β ), Β young Β gwyn Β would Β attempt Β to Β reach Β out Β for Β father Β instead, Β an Β endeavor Β that Β while Β others Β ( Β most Β of Β the Β other Β goodbrother Β girls Β ) Β would Β fail, Β she Β would Β succeed.Β beforeΒ theΒ rebellionΒ madeΒ himΒ harder,Β andΒ evenΒ afterwards,Β sheΒ tookΒ prizeΒ inΒ beingΒ oneΒ ofΒ theΒ fewΒ toΒ pryΒ aΒ smileΒ outΒ ofΒ him,Β and,Β mostΒ ofΒ all,Β sheΒ enjoyed Β accompanying Β him Β to Β the Β family Β mines, Β learning Β of Β the Β ores Β and Β the Β business Β and Β economy, Β while Β taking Β home Β whatever Β shiny Β little Β rock Β she Β could.
although Β she Β trained Β with Β the Β sword, Β as Β well Β as Β the Β needle Β ( Β her Β mother Β had, Β after Β all, Β been Β a Β notorious Β shieldmaidenΒ andΒ nowΒ sheΒ wasΒ aΒ loyalΒ wifeΒ whoΒ hadΒ givenΒ herΒ lordΒ fifteenΒ childrenΒ ), Β gwynesse Β preferred Β the Β former, Β if Β only Β because Β being Β a Β lady Β paired Β up Β well Β with Β what Β she Β was Β truly Β good Β at Β : Β cunning.
still, Β once Β she Β was Β sixteen, Β she Β asked Β to Β take Β a Β part Β of Β a Β crew Β that Β would Β travel Β to Β essos. Β although Β she Β cared Β nothing Β for Β physical Β exertion Β activities, Β she Β greatly Β enjoyed Β the Β trip Β β Β it Β made Β her Β realize Β that Β the Β iron Β islands Β were Β nothing Β compared Β to Β the Β world Β and, Β perhaps, Β she Β would Β rather Β be Β elsewhere. Β somewhere Β better, Β greater.
the Β realization Β of Β her Β wish Β was Β a Β double Β edged Β sword:Β whileΒ sheΒ didΒ manageΒ toΒ goΒ somewhereΒ greater,Β she Β almost Β died Β ( Β or Β actually Β died, Β and Β was Β brought Β back Β to Β life Β by Β the Β drowned Β god Β who Β wished Β to Β set Β her Β to Β greatness, Β in Β her Β own Β mind Β ) Β when Β the Β ship Β wrecked, Β and Β she Β washed Β around Β westerland Β waters. Β she Β was Β rescued Β by Β the Β heir Β to Β lannisport, Β who Β took Β a Β liking Β to Β her Β and Β took Β her Β to Β his Β home Β to Β be Β cared Β for. Β there, Β fearing Β she Β would Β be Β killed Β or Β worse Β for Β being Β an Β ironborn, Β she Β pretended Β to Β be Β amnesiac Β and Β was Β allowed Β to Β remain Β at Β the Β castle Β out Β of Β courtesy.Β Β
during Β that Β time, Β she Β effectively Β managed Β to Β make Β the Β lord Β heir Β fall Β for Β her Β ( Β and Β if Β she Β fell Β for Β him Β too, Β it Β was, Β then, Β a Β sweet Β consequence Β ). Β once Β she Β fell Β with Β child, Β she Β arranged Β so Β her Β brothers Β would Β come Β retrieve Β her Β β Β the Β shot Β gun Β of Β sorts Β wedding Β was Β a Β good Β enough Β deal, Β for Β she Β did Β bring Β a Β big Β dowry, Β even Β if Β her Β father Β - Β in Β - Β law Β ( Β and Β possibly Β her Β husband, Β though Β he Β was Β easier Β to Β bend Β ) Β was Β not Β very Β pleased Β with Β having Β an Β ironborn Β for Β a Β daughter.
within Β two Β yearsΒ afterΒ that, Β her Β husband Β was Β called Β to Β lead Β a Β part Β of Β the Β lannister Β fleet, Β and Β gwynesse Β remained Β at Β lannisport, Β bregundigly Β bearing Β babies Β and Β facing Β scrutiny Β from Β the Β westerlanders Β who Β thought Β of Β her Β as Β too Β foreign Β to Β be Β trusted Β β Β a Β sentiment Β her Β father Β - Β in Β - Β law Β shared, Β refusing Β to Β allow Β her Β in Β and Β aid Β himΒ withΒ anythingΒ ofΒ importance, Β much Β to Β her Β distaste. Β at Β some Β point, Β she Β begins Β poisoning Β him Β with Β lead Β ( Β something Β that Β has Β no Β taste, Β no Β smell Β and Β that Β slowly Β can Β drive Β one Β to Β madness Β and Β several Β other Β unpleasant Β physical Β ailments Β ),Β whichΒ leadsΒ himΒ toΒ becomeΒ more Β dependent Β on Β her Β and, Β of Β course, Β she Β takes Β advantage Β of Β that Β to Β help Β him Β rule Β lannisport.
currently, Β itβs Β been Β over Β ten Β years Β since Β the Β poisoning Β started, Β and Β if Β anyone Β points Β at Β her, Β gwynesse Β is Β offended Β and Β can Β easily Β begin Β tearing Β up Β if Β necessary, Β even Β offering Β to Β take Β on Β his Β food Β and Β drink Β if Β they Β are Β so Β suspicious. Β her Β husband Β defends Β her, Β likely Β unbeknownst, Β something Β she Β is Β glad Β for. Β gwynesse Β has Β no Β qualms Β in Β engaging Β in Β falsity, Β and Β even Β takes Β enjoyment Β of Β that, Β of Β this Β power.
her Β father Β - Β in Β - Β law Β is Β greatly Β debilitated, Β of Β course, Β and Β she Β is, Β for Β all Β purposes, Β mistress Β and Β ruler Β of Β lannisport, Β a Β duty Β she Β does Β not Β take Β lightly Β and Β tries Β her Β best Β to Β always Β stay Β on Β top, Β either Β that Β be Β to Β know Β who Β comes Β into Β town, Β what Β goods Β arrive Β and Β of Β the Β deals Β happening Β in Β it β itΒ isΒ anΒ understatementΒ toΒ sayΒ sheΒ isΒ controlling,Β andΒ likesΒ thingsΒ herΒ way. Β while Β some Β may Β frown Β at Β such Β power Β being Β granted Β to Β an Β ironborn, Β most Β have Β come Β to Β terms Β that Β she Β is Β as Β westerlander Β as Β one Β can Β be, Β proved Β by Β her Β loyalty Β to Β lannisport Β and Β to Β the Β many Β children Β she Β has Β birthed Β and Β raises Β under Β the Β light Β of Β the Β seven.Β Β
truthfully, Β she Β does Β not Β feel Β westerlander Β β Β but Β also Β she Β no Β longer Β feels Β ironborn. Β this Β is Β not Β a Β sentiment Β that Β disturbs Β her Β much, Β however, Β for Β she Β is Β content Β with Β her Β position Β and Β very Β busy Β occupation, Β but Β she Β is Β growing Β more Β bothered Β by Β the Β day Β by Β the Β ironborn Β growing Β bolder Β around Β the Β westerlands Β coast Β and Β how Β that Β may Β disturb Β her Β security Β in Β her Β role. Β besides Β mother, Β wife, Β ruler, Β daughter, Β sister, Β she Β is Β now Β being Β pushed Β to Β be Β a Β diplomat, Β a Β position Β that Β may Β be Β all Β too Β suited Β to Β her Β silver Β tongued Β ways, Β but Β that Β she Β is Β less Β pleased Β to Β juggle, Β as Β it Β may Β jeopardize Β all Β that Β she Β prizes Β and Β worked Β so Β hard Β to Β build.
iβd Β love Β more Β goodbrothers, Β particularly Β geirdis, Β her Β twin Β sister Β ( Β annie Β has Β put Β the Β wc Β on Β the Β main Β with Β all Β the Β information Β but Β iβm Β glad Β to Β help Β out Β with Β more Β ideas Β if Β needed Β ). Β the Β goodbrothers Β are Β often Β around Β lannisport, Β either Β for Β business Β or Β for Β familial Β affection.
the Β friendship Β is Β not Β entirely Β stretched Β to Β the Β other Β ironborn, Β but Β it Β wouldnβt Β be Β unlikely Β some Β do Β come Β in Β lannisport Β and Β i Β think Β interactions Β between Β gwyn, Β who Β has Β definitely Β been Β βcorruptedβ Β by Β the Β way Β of Β the Β westerosi Β and Β enjoys Β dealing Β with Β the Β gold Β price Β rather Β than Β the Β iron Β price, Β and Β her Β old Β countrymen.
anyone Β from Β the Β westerlands Β or Β who Β stops Β by Β lannisport Β really. Β this Β also Β includes Β people Β who Β have Β not Β come Β to Β lannisport, Β but Β do Β deals Β within Β the Β city Β or Β with Β the Β lannisters Β of Β lannisport, Β as Β she Β often Β speaks Β for Β them Β all
due Β to Β the Β children Β and Β to Β her Β duties Β at Β the Β realm Β of Β lannisport, Β she Β is Β not Β often Β away Β from Β it, Β but Β itβs Β possible Β her Β husband Β could Β have Β taken Β her Β to Β some Β nearby Β places, Β or Β even Β acquaintances Β from Β that Β travel Β over Β a Β decade Β ago, Β when Β she Β was Β just Β one Β out Β of Β many Β goodbrothers
the Β lannisters Β of Β lannisport! Β please!!! Β at Β the Β moment Β i Β only Β have Β her Β husband Β and Β his Β sister, Β but Β theyβre Β both Β pretty Β interestingΒ β Β thereβs Β all Β sort Β of Β things Β to Β explore Β with Β her Β husband, Β his Β position Β at Β sea, Β the Β shift Β to Β proper Β lordship Β and Β how Β he Β deals Β with Β her Β ambitions Β and Β everything Β else Β in Β their Β relationship; Β his Β sister Β is Β rosamund Β lannister, Β who Β is Β acting Β as Β lady Β / Β doppleganger Β for Β myrcella Β on Β kings Β landing. Β iβve Β sent Β wcs Β for Β the Β both Β of Β them Β but Β iβm Β very Β game Β to Β discuss Β or Β change Β anything Β if Β necessary!
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