And yet if you did nothing to provoke and they would strike first, wouldn't that be on them?
[They'd be no better if someone poked the nest when nothing was done that could count as provoking. In her mind, a blunt 'They can deal' comes. Which leads to the next matter: why did she extend het hand out of him when they first arrived? Was it guilt? Was it atonement? How did she feel from the moment she used her sword as a shield for him on the bridge? Mira chalked it up to instinct but yet that was not all was it?
What lead her to tell him about his future and fate?
What was it that made her offer shelter?
What drew her to him in particular?
Shouldn't she be better around those like Ser Aymeric or the Exarch? And why did his words, harsh as they are, make her reflect and hurt more? No, she knows the answer but finding the right words are difficult.]
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[They'd be no better if someone poked the nest when nothing was done that could count as provoking. In her mind, a blunt 'They can deal' comes. Which leads to the next matter: why did she extend het hand out of him when they first arrived? Was it guilt? Was it atonement? How did she feel from the moment she used her sword as a shield for him on the bridge? Mira chalked it up to instinct but yet that was not all was it?
What lead her to tell him about his future and fate?
What was it that made her offer shelter?
What drew her to him in particular?
Shouldn't she be better around those like Ser Aymeric or the Exarch? And why did his words, harsh as they are, make her reflect and hurt more? No, she knows the answer but finding the right words are difficult.]
'Tis...hard to describe.