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Who: Mariane Cousland and The Dog
What: Two Hadrielites meet up for a talk
Where: The Range
When: Current
Warnings: None
[there were still very few people Mariane felt close to. she'd always had a difficult time letting people in due to her melancholy. the time of the Blight was different, being forced in such close quarters with others.
this place was different. it was possible to hide herself away with only Chance for company. deep down, she knew she shouldn't do that, that she should be trying to reach out to others more. but taking that first step was difficult.
so she went out with Chance to the range. she'd heard that the Dog frequented it and she'd genuinely enjoyed their earlier conversation. she was hoping to run into him there and hoping that their conversation would go as well as their earlier one had]
What: Two Hadrielites meet up for a talk
Where: The Range
When: Current
Warnings: None
[there were still very few people Mariane felt close to. she'd always had a difficult time letting people in due to her melancholy. the time of the Blight was different, being forced in such close quarters with others.
this place was different. it was possible to hide herself away with only Chance for company. deep down, she knew she shouldn't do that, that she should be trying to reach out to others more. but taking that first step was difficult.
so she went out with Chance to the range. she'd heard that the Dog frequented it and she'd genuinely enjoyed their earlier conversation. she was hoping to run into him there and hoping that their conversation would go as well as their earlier one had]
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See? So saying hello to strangers should be a simple task. Hello, and if they respond back, then there you go. They can't be more scary than this Blight of yours.
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I suppose. Though, I must admit, I didn't have the time to be afraid during the Blight. Not until the very end when it was time for face the Archdemon.
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(cw: mental illness)
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[after a pause]
Actually, I may have met her. Pale skin, dark hair, rather pretty?
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[Because the Dog would only put up with so much from her mistress. She had great things lined up for her.
Her ears give a little perk.]
Aye, that sounds like her. Although her half sister is here, not that she knows. Shorter hair.
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[it sounds as though many people have great things ahead of them.
her eyebrow arches slightly at the news of the half-sister]
I see. Is there a reason they're being kept separate?
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[And Sabriel did not know that her father had had another daughter.]
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[Although the Dog knows that her mistress will be in good hands. Sabriel, Touchstone, their children... They aren't Clayr, and she will carve her own legend in time.]
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[She can only speak through experiences that she has had.]
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then realizes what she's doing and forces her hands apart] I--I'm sorry.
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[As the Dog has no regrets with the choices that she has made in her life.]
I try to live each day as fully as I can.
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she has many regrets, but there's little she can do about them]
How do you do that here?
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[She does enjoy digging, and herding, and chasing...]
Try new foods. Roll around in the grass. Explore.
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[this weather is too cold for her and reminds her uncomfortably of her return to Ostagar after the slaughter]
I would . . . like to do two of those things. [a pause] Would you want a companion?
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But then I would need to open doors to get out to do my job if anything was happening.
[Not to mention that the Dog doesn't feel the cold like others do. It doesn't bother her, and she will happily bark and run around in snow or water or the heat, although she would pant with the latter.]
Companions, certainly. I can show you all the best places to roll.
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I would open them for you?
[she doesn't know how to make friends, how to be a friend. the Blight companions largely invited themselves along and insinuated themselves into her life. this place is. terrifying]
I would. . .prefer companions?
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The Dog does dip her nose towards Mariane's companion.]
I would assume Chase would be coming as well?
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Of course Chase would be coming.
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[As the Dog does enjoy the company of both of them.]
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