Stiles Stilinski (
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Video - Seelie/Unseelie
[The image that comes onto the lockets is an almost peaceful one. The blue sky and white fluffy clouds that bob a little from the POV of the locket. A little movement shows that that's because the transmission is clearly coming from a boat. The locket, with a little more jostling, is shown to be resting in fabric on what appears to be the deck of the boat. One might be curious as to why a transmission was coming suddenly from seemingly nowhere on a boat, but the answer shows itself soon enough in the form of one suckered tentacle flipping the locket around. If it was ever possible for an octopus to look both pissed off and surprised out of its mind, this one was doing a very good job. One of its many arms clutched at a small feather, the other limbs flopping around and smacking at the deck as the thing clearly tried to actually go somewhere. It couldn't walk to save its life and wound up rolling out of the pile of clothes, taking the locket with it.
Heavy stomps could be heard as boots came closer across the deck to the cephalopod, a shadow coming between the sun and the locket as a large man loomed over it. "Well then. What's this? How's you get aboard, ye slippery little thing. Back to the sea with you."
A hand bent down to try to pick up the octopus and there was a flurry of lashing arms as it latched onto the man and refused to let go. Curses were spat and the man called out for a fellow sailor, but before the other man could come closer with the knife it held to free his shipmate, a third voice joined. One others might find a bit familiar. A naked seventeen year old was clutching the man's arm and looking up at him with fear and horror. It took Stiles about five second to remember about the locket and he dropped to the deck, scrambling for both his clothes and to turn the locket off.]
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[It was about twenty minutes later when a red-faced Stiles showed himself on the network.]
Um, about that...
Sorry? I... have no idea what happened. One minute I was standing looking over the rails and the next... um... aha. Let's just pretend that didn't happen, okay? Okay. But, if anyone can tell me what just happened, that would be really, really helpful. Especially in making sure it doesn't happen again.
Heavy stomps could be heard as boots came closer across the deck to the cephalopod, a shadow coming between the sun and the locket as a large man loomed over it. "Well then. What's this? How's you get aboard, ye slippery little thing. Back to the sea with you."
A hand bent down to try to pick up the octopus and there was a flurry of lashing arms as it latched onto the man and refused to let go. Curses were spat and the man called out for a fellow sailor, but before the other man could come closer with the knife it held to free his shipmate, a third voice joined. One others might find a bit familiar. A naked seventeen year old was clutching the man's arm and looking up at him with fear and horror. It took Stiles about five second to remember about the locket and he dropped to the deck, scrambling for both his clothes and to turn the locket off.]
[It was about twenty minutes later when a red-faced Stiles showed himself on the network.]
Um, about that...
Sorry? I... have no idea what happened. One minute I was standing looking over the rails and the next... um... aha. Let's just pretend that didn't happen, okay? Okay. But, if anyone can tell me what just happened, that would be really, really helpful. Especially in making sure it doesn't happen again.
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[ look they just had their very first hug like two days ago. baby steps! ]
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[ but she does. she did. some vital cord had been severed the day lady had died. the gulf had only grown after that night in darry. treason; heartache; a wish to escape it all.
a wedding. ]
I don't. I dont.
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but the truth is that she is always sliced apart. emptied out. but she says what she thinks stiles wants to hear: ] Yes. Of course. It's exactly as you say it -- we're kin. And we are friends.
[ this is what she knew. what she was skilled at doing -- telling charismatic men what they likely needed to be told. anything to avoid an argument. ]
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[Sansa. Sweetie. Babydoll. You can't lie to a liar.]
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sansa tries a secondary tactic -- circumnavigating the question with steeled and lady-like disapproval. ] Such language, Stiles. Is it necessary?
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[ and why would you claim to be! jeez! ]
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jon does too much for her. she wonders when her heart will wear out its welcome with her half-brother. ] It...it isn't easy.
[ to talk. to share. to trust her secrets with anyone else. ]
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[He agrees simply because it's a fact. Trusting anyone with anything wasn't easy, but it could happen.]
Just letting you know you can talk to me. If you want. I'm not going to nitpick at you or anything unless I think you need a kick in the butt, which, before you ask, is just a saying. Metaphorical butt-kick to get you in gear.
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[ which is rather brave of her to accuse, really. so at least she had that strength in hand. but any more honesty and her tongue went numb. but she tried: ] Jon has every right to refuse my company. It's a miracle he doesn't.
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[He's surprised to hear her peg Jon as the one that might not listen to her. Or that he was the one she wanted to talk to.]
Why would he? He's your family. Family... Man, I know it works differently where you come from, but family's blood. It's hard to just ignore that. Or to stop caring.
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[Yep, now you got him curious, Sansa.]
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[ but she does not call him so now. he is brother entire, and she is adjusting to the friendship. to the love. to the reliability she ought to have felt years ago. ]
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[Maybe he should have been able to figure it out on her own, what with their conversations when she was Alayne regarding bastards, but...]
What about now?
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[He shrugged, giving her a half smile.]
I think it'll work for you guys. Communication is a hell of a thing, Sansa. It fixes more than it breaks.
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