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[illuminescent]

So many here tell of their closeness to their siblings, to the great joy that their siblings bring them. I could not agree more with such sentiment, for the richness that my own bring me has always far outweighed any great burden they've put on me (and some have put burden upon me indeed!).

But, in that great sentiment, I must say that I have put off announcing my own brother has indeed left, and so any friend he may have had here, I ask you make yourself known to me. My brother is Edmund Pevensie, and I should like to thank you, and ask you be my friend too.

And, if you did not know him, I would say, then meet me for my own sake. I am long in introducing myself, and I feel quite badly for the delay. I am Lucy Pevensie, and most grateful to make your acquaintance.

Comments

[illuminescent]

I would caution you to not raise your voice at me, sir.

[She really is crying.]

Honor is not the mark of a good man, only a man who has decided the basest rules are sufficient.

[song_of_ice]

I am not trying to argue with you.

[And to try to prove that point, he is intentionally keeping his voice soft.]

You really think that about me?

[illuminescent]

I think you should have said something sooner.

I think you should have said so I could untangle my heart.

[song_of_ice]

I should have, aye.

But I didn't know what you felt until the lake.

[illuminescent]

You threw me in. Without thinking that it might send an impression.

Why would you do such a thing?

[song_of_ice]

I don't know.

[He had suspicions but it seemed like a bad idea to simply blame the environment.]

There was something strange about that day.

[illuminescent]

[She shakes her head.]

You must excuse me.

[She means she wants to leave.]

[song_of_ice]

[He nodded, taking a step back.]

I'm sorry.

[illuminescent]

Yes. As am I.

[song_of_ice]

[He waited until she was out of sight before he started to make his way back to the Stark home, his head heavy with thoughts and guilt.]