Myrcella is alive. Myrcella is safe. Myrcella is home.
     Nothing  else  matters, for the time being. Cersei shall go back to fretting
over Tommen and worrying about Jaime, wishing him home, wishing him back
in her arms on the morrow; today, Â âtis only her daughter that is of any concern.
Upon reuniting, they embraced for so long it felt like hours passed, and Cersei
buried  her  nose  in her girlâs hair; even fragrant with Dornish s pices  and  oils,
she  still  smelled like Myrcella, like the daughter born and  raised  by  Cerseiâs
own hands.
     Just now, Myrcella is napping, resting up after the journey that no doubt
proved  long  and difficult for a girl so unused to travel. Cersei has  asked  the
cooks to prepare a meal of her favorite foods for dinner; in the meantime, she
pulls Kellel into her study, sitting him down in the seat across from hers at her
desk and pouring two hearty glasses of sweet, strong wine.
     âI  confess,â  she  says,  the glimmer of a motherâs joy never leaving her
gaze, âI thought the task impossible. I had nearly resigned myself to never see-
ing  her  again.  How did you do it?â Takes a sip, then clarifies: âHow  did  you
find her, and how did you bring her back?â