( Sansa hasn't spent extended time with children since her own brothers were small and she doesn't quite know what to do with an entire room of them looking to her for instruction. She has a partner in this, at least, but she's not certain how it will go; she's only just learned how to wield Craft herself these past weeks and instructing others in the art is hardly going to be within her wheelhouse. Children, though. Surely they cannot be so different from realm to realm?
Sansa looks to the boy who claims to be 203 and gives him a smile before clearing her throat and calling all to order. )
Now, little ones, your teacher will be along soon. Why don't we sing a song or two to pass the time? Do any of you know a song you'd like to sing or would you like to hear one of mine?
( Sansa looks to her unwitting partner in this, hoping they'll support her. She thinks she can keep the children occupied until the Craft instructor comes, at the least, and then she can escape for a well-earned cup of tea. She wants children of her own someday, after all, and this could be good practice for that worthy endeavor. )
Anyone? Or are you all a bit shy? There's no need for that, I promise.
Air Time
( Sansa isn't exactly certain of the etiquette in Draega and seeing the piece on how Blood men and women engage with one another leaves her with more questions than answers. She intends to submit a question under cover of anonymity, but it seems that function is unavailable on this Far-Caster (or, more likely, she cannot find it). Sansa has never really flirted with anyone before and the idea of flirting with another woman's husband and it being deemed acceptable is utterly foreign to her.
Is this place that strange, that marriage would mean so little? Or is there something she's simply missing about the nature and character of relationships in Draega that is blessedly absent from Westeros? Well, the only way to know a thing is to ask it, even if it pricks and stings at one's pride. )
Is it really acceptable to make an overture at a man who is married to another woman? And for he, in turn to return a flirtation to a woman who isn't his wife? Forgive me, but I am utterly confused by the way things seem to work here. What seems clear to you is opaque to me and I fear making a misstep as I come to learn this city.
Is anyone willing to give me a bit more guidance on the subject? I cannot promise much in exchange but I am quite a seamstress. I'm certain I could make something that would be worth the time of the explanation.
Sansa Stark | Game of Thrones | Purple Dusk
( Sansa hasn't spent extended time with children since her own brothers were small and she doesn't quite know what to do with an entire room of them looking to her for instruction. She has a partner in this, at least, but she's not certain how it will go; she's only just learned how to wield Craft herself these past weeks and instructing others in the art is hardly going to be within her wheelhouse. Children, though. Surely they cannot be so different from realm to realm?
Sansa looks to the boy who claims to be 203 and gives him a smile before clearing her throat and calling all to order. )
Now, little ones, your teacher will be along soon. Why don't we sing a song or two to pass the time? Do any of you know a song you'd like to sing or would you like to hear one of mine?
( Sansa looks to her unwitting partner in this, hoping they'll support her. She thinks she can keep the children occupied until the Craft instructor comes, at the least, and then she can escape for a well-earned cup of tea. She wants children of her own someday, after all, and this could be good practice for that worthy endeavor. )
Anyone? Or are you all a bit shy? There's no need for that, I promise.
Air Time
( Sansa isn't exactly certain of the etiquette in Draega and seeing the piece on how Blood men and women engage with one another leaves her with more questions than answers. She intends to submit a question under cover of anonymity, but it seems that function is unavailable on this Far-Caster (or, more likely, she cannot find it). Sansa has never really flirted with anyone before and the idea of flirting with another woman's husband and it being deemed acceptable is utterly foreign to her.
Is this place that strange, that marriage would mean so little? Or is there something she's simply missing about the nature and character of relationships in Draega that is blessedly absent from Westeros? Well, the only way to know a thing is to ask it, even if it pricks and stings at one's pride. )
Is it really acceptable to make an overture at a man who is married to another woman? And for he, in turn to return a flirtation to a woman who isn't his wife? Forgive me, but I am utterly confused by the way things seem to work here. What seems clear to you is opaque to me and I fear making a misstep as I come to learn this city.
Is anyone willing to give me a bit more guidance on the subject? I cannot promise much in exchange but I am quite a seamstress. I'm certain I could make something that would be worth the time of the explanation.