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05-05-2017, 06:29 PM
- sometimes in the wind of change -
She had been well suited to the gardens and the greenhouse, to caling on the wind and the mist to heal. But was she suited to be Queen? Her family would argue that she was, that she was literally raised beneath the throne. But that was just it; she was raised as a second child, the one that would never inherit. That was her brother’s place, with a crown on his head. She was never destined to be Queen. Not in Morham, and certainly not here. Yet here she was, standing in the shadow of Tembovu…
She didn’t even want to go back down that train of thought. She couldn’t live up to the legacy he had left behind, and right now, all she was trying to figure out how to do was to not fuck it all up. If she could manage that, perhaps it would be enough. Pave the way for someone else, because to follow her would be far easier. Like she so often does, she heads to the greenhouse and the garden. It’s not technically her place anymore, but in truth, she won’t be leaving it behind just because her title changed. And besides, they can hardly expect Tilney to tend to all of it alone.
He is there though, watering the garden as he has often done. She always weeded and planted and tended, but Tilney and Maude’s water can had always done that work. It feels familiar to see him there, and she nickers lightly. “If you were secretly hoping to get rid of me, you’ll find it might not be so easy,” she says, a playful smile creasing her lips, recalling his comment at the meeting. She didn’t plan to go anywhere really, regardless of her new title. And certainly, she would not leave Tilney all alone.
She didn’t even want to go back down that train of thought. She couldn’t live up to the legacy he had left behind, and right now, all she was trying to figure out how to do was to not fuck it all up. If she could manage that, perhaps it would be enough. Pave the way for someone else, because to follow her would be far easier. Like she so often does, she heads to the greenhouse and the garden. It’s not technically her place anymore, but in truth, she won’t be leaving it behind just because her title changed. And besides, they can hardly expect Tilney to tend to all of it alone.
He is there though, watering the garden as he has often done. She always weeded and planted and tended, but Tilney and Maude’s water can had always done that work. It feels familiar to see him there, and she nickers lightly. “If you were secretly hoping to get rid of me, you’ll find it might not be so easy,” she says, a playful smile creasing her lips, recalling his comment at the meeting. She didn’t plan to go anywhere really, regardless of her new title. And certainly, she would not leave Tilney all alone.
- we find our true direction -
lyanna
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