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eachdraidh2014-06-01 09:02 am
fatherlordandfool) wrote in eachdraidh2014-06-01 09:02 am
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CALLING A MEETING | LOCKED TO SEELIE | FORWARD TO 6/02
Lords, ladies, knights, and other honoured guests of the castle... I am Lord Eddard Stark of Winterfell, who joined your company as of the feast day which passed only days prior.
[ He looks a little haggard, dark circles grown under his clear eyes; but much improved from the worry-pinched figure who had spent much of the feast hunting for his family. ]
We have been brought from many disparate worlds for the purpose of this war, the War of the Shards; expected to cast our lots in the fighting at the behest of generous but poorly-evidenced monarchs. And the castle staff itself, while similarly generous and no doubt goodhearted, can offer us only so much information or direction. I have requisitioned the library and some of the attached study-rooms to hold a great conference of us, beginning at midday tomorrow. At this conference, I mean to make an accurate and detailed accounting of:
Our names, talents, and intentions regarding residence at the castle and regarding the war. It's my aim that all of this be made public knowledge, so that those of like mind can easier meet and plan with each other. Some of the study-rooms in the library will be marked for this purpose; for those wanting to remain in the castle but abstain in the war, those willing to make war all together, and also a room for those wanting to depart the castle.
[ He exhales a breath, frowning a little. ]
I've commissioned a clerk who I will be posted with at the door, who will record the information of those willing to give it as they enter. By no means is anyone obligated to breathe a word about themselves, or to attend. Those who desire a copy of the final manuscript may request one at their leisure.
For myself, I distrust this place and its people; what manner of monarchs call upon untested children, even girls, to battle in a war they have no stake in? Pulls them sleeping from their beds?
[ His jaw clenches, but he'll tamp back on the tirade in the interest of efficiency. ]
Having been brought to the castle in the manner as I have, am for a short while reliant upon its goodwill. Given our shared circumstance, I believe that there are none we can afford to trust as much as each other. So, if you're willing, I beg you attend, if only to add your name and intentions to the lists, that others who intend likewise may reach out to you-- and you to them. There are few men or beasts that live long or successfully relying only upon themselves.
Good day to you.
[ He looks a little haggard, dark circles grown under his clear eyes; but much improved from the worry-pinched figure who had spent much of the feast hunting for his family. ]
We have been brought from many disparate worlds for the purpose of this war, the War of the Shards; expected to cast our lots in the fighting at the behest of generous but poorly-evidenced monarchs. And the castle staff itself, while similarly generous and no doubt goodhearted, can offer us only so much information or direction. I have requisitioned the library and some of the attached study-rooms to hold a great conference of us, beginning at midday tomorrow. At this conference, I mean to make an accurate and detailed accounting of:
Our names, talents, and intentions regarding residence at the castle and regarding the war. It's my aim that all of this be made public knowledge, so that those of like mind can easier meet and plan with each other. Some of the study-rooms in the library will be marked for this purpose; for those wanting to remain in the castle but abstain in the war, those willing to make war all together, and also a room for those wanting to depart the castle.
[ He exhales a breath, frowning a little. ]
I've commissioned a clerk who I will be posted with at the door, who will record the information of those willing to give it as they enter. By no means is anyone obligated to breathe a word about themselves, or to attend. Those who desire a copy of the final manuscript may request one at their leisure.
For myself, I distrust this place and its people; what manner of monarchs call upon untested children, even girls, to battle in a war they have no stake in? Pulls them sleeping from their beds?
[ His jaw clenches, but he'll tamp back on the tirade in the interest of efficiency. ]
Having been brought to the castle in the manner as I have, am for a short while reliant upon its goodwill. Given our shared circumstance, I believe that there are none we can afford to trust as much as each other. So, if you're willing, I beg you attend, if only to add your name and intentions to the lists, that others who intend likewise may reach out to you-- and you to them. There are few men or beasts that live long or successfully relying only upon themselves.
Good day to you.
cries i didnt see my typo
And considering he'd been merely a tourney night before this, he's learned a lot. ]
Yes, my lord. The first assault was against creatures... monsters, more like. We were able to drive them back successfully, but I fear such magical creatures may be an even larger threat than the Unseelie court.
[ At least those in the courts were human-- err, human-ish. ]
Re: cries i didnt see my typo
Aye, and I'd heard that there was great fighting within the walls, nut a moon's turn ago. A battle proper.
Do you mean to lend your sword to the cause of the monarchs here?
no subject
[ He looks at Ned solemnly. He was a proud youth, but Lord Stark was a man deserving of respect. Even without consideration of his return from death. ]
I intend to fight to protect our loved ones, my lord. My loyalty and cause lies with them, wherever we may go.
[ Protecting the stronghold of the monarchs was only a side effect of that-- for now, he, Renly, and Margaery were calling this home. So he would protect it. ]
no subject
Your cause and mine are alike, then.
no subject
[ He looks away. ]
Much has changed in Kings' Landing since your passing. [ and elsewhere. ]