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breathoflight) wrote2013-12-26 05:59 pm
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[Snow can be found just about anywhere on the Barge. But typically she can be found keeping her skills with a blade sharp in the CTS, wandering the Sanctuary of Tabor in the CES, praying or sitting quietly in the chapel, or sitting out on the deck.]
Dear Admiral,
For Alex, I ask that he be given a blade balanced for him and a shield with his family coat of arms painted upon it. If one does not exist for his family, then I would request that one be designed for him. I should also ask that he be given a symbol of faith. So that he might remember to always believe in himself. For Peter I would ask that he be given leather armor. It should be something light, but sturdy so that he may still move about. Although Chris and I have not spoken much of late, I would also ask for him to be given armor that would be suitable to his preferences.
I believe that the Lady Morgana should be given dresses and garments more befitting a woman of her station and some jewelry to match. For my inmate, Marquis de Carabas, I ask that he be given a pocketwatch. I also ask that he be given a rat or two. I am not certain of what to ask for Dean, so I suppose I will leave it up to your discretion. I should like for him to receive something that reminds him of home in a pleasant way.
Sincerely,
Snow White
Queen of Tabor
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[Snow can be found just about anywhere on the Barge. But typically she can be found keeping her skills with a blade sharp in the CTS, wandering the Sanctuary of Tabor in the CES, praying or sitting quietly in the chapel, or sitting out on the deck.]

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That and it's an eyesore.
[Not sewery enough.]
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I don't imagine that anyone will allow you to crash the ship into a landmark.
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But I don't think I'd make a good brutal monster. Subtlety is strength. It would be a last resort.
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It would be wise to stick to your strengths. But I might suggest you use them for more productive things than the destruction of property or persons.
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[He doesn't sound particularly perturbed by it this time, though. There's something noticeably different about him. More contemplative, less stubborn. Though not by much.]
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It would appear as though perhaps you've thought about it some.
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[Not an honest answer to her question. But also a yes.]
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[Gurl.]
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[Gurl.]
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[Namely a god he doesn't believe in. What a quandary.]
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I should like to see that letter of complaint.
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[She raises a good-natured eyebrow at that.]
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[Never mind that any good queen could beat you up. He's really struggling not to grin now.]
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Do you intend on joining me in prayer, de Carabas, or do you have more questions?
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[He rises. It's almost respectful.]
I'll leave you to it.