FADE RIFT [INBOX]
LADY LAKSHMI
( Lady Lakshmi, Bai Saheba, Rani Lakshmibai )
( Lady Lakshmi, Bai Saheba, Rani Lakshmibai )
VOICE | ACTION | NOTES
- Unavaliable To All:
- 30mins around dawn
Only to Voice: - Hour training morning and evening
- Any time she's gone riding.
- When she's in the field.
Only to Book: - When she's otherwise in a meeting, leave a message.
- Very late at night or early in the morning.
Other: - She usually takes her morning meals in the mess hall with everyone else.
- Her days are usually spent in Kirkwall seeing to either her personal business or Inquisition tasks.
- She has a bath twice a day, every day.

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2003.
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You lie.
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Why on earth would I lie about something as stupid as that.
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Because I was born in 1826, and I learned pistols when I was your age.
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First off, I'm not that young - and second, our worlds are just different, I expect. This one's different from what we're used to, after all - so each other's worlds must be strange to us, too.
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But America and France ought to have - and my homeland. [ Swallows to keep going. ] What of the black coats? [ Shakes her head, maybe she doesn't know them, and her stomach turns over itself, damn near ill. ] The Order of Knights?
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[ Kitty shakes her head, as casual about this as only the very young and very adaptable can be. ] It seems like there's lots of patterns that hold constant from world to world, but nothing identical. It's like - every world's a recipe made with the same ingredients, but in different proportions and different combinations.
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Because rightfully, she does not even know why it bothers her.
So she says nothing, because what was there to even say? And instead opts for the simplest option, the option she would always take when faced with things that seemed impossible to even come to terms with as easily as all that and gets them moving again. ]
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[ Kitty cranes around to look at her, though. Always poking her nose where it doesn't belong, never knowing how to leave well enough alone, she asks - ]
Are you all right?
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Rather an easier truth. ] It hardly matters. I am meant to be teaching you, that is all that is important, now.
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[ Barked, removed. ] Enough.
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Enough what?
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[ Like her mounting dread, for one thing. ]
Besides, if you can't respect a horse enough to apologise to it, why should I tell you anything about what I am feeling otherwise?
[ SHE HASN'T FORGOTTEN KITTY. ]
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I mean it. You're not meant for anything.
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If only it was that easy, easy as washing her hands from it. 'You gave me those things, I did not want them, this is not fair.' ]
You think I do not know that? [ She shakes her head. ] For God's sake, child, give me the benefit of my life.
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Stop calling me child.
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Because you are so grown, are you?
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I am, actually, yeah.
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[a soft bemusement. ]
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Well, I think that's ridiculous, 'cause there are plenty of married people with kids who are barely better than children. And magicians never get married, and it's not like they're all innocent babes. I'd say that if I was old enough to live on my own, and work for a living, and if I was old enough to be sent to the gallows, I'm old enough to be an adult.
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[ She shakes her head, sighing deeply. ] Or at least it should, and it is how I was taught, though perhaps not in that strict order. My marriage was hardly a usual one to know how that passes for all others exactly the same.
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