After the first round of
got_exchange we had a surprisingly successful comment fic meme going for a while (
here's a list of all the fics that were written last time), so I thought it might be fun to do this again. (Like last time, it's posted on the mod account journal because I don't want to enable anonymous comments on the exchange community.)
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She should have added it by now . . .
(Not a pairing, per se, though if that is the way it goes, I would prefer a much older Arya).
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Jaime enters the Great Hall of Winterfell in the earliest morning hours, still shuddering from the bracing cold of the training fields. He drops down onto a bench and shunts his longsword to the side as he tucks his shoulders in and winces- it’s just as bloody cold inside as it is out...maybe even colder.
It’s barely after sunrise, and he quite appreciates the time alone- or, at least, he thinks he is alone. A glint of steel in his peripheral vision jerks him to attention, and he utters a startled cry before leaping up from his seat and turning around. When his green eyes lock on a large, calm, unimpressed pair of grey ones, he relaxes his posture just a little ( ... )
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“I could tear your face apart with it in a second, so quick that you’d never even have time to scream.”
Her grey eyes- Ned Stark’s eyes, Lyanna Stark’s eyes- come alive at once, and Jaime feels a cold sting in his belly- How many people have looked into those eyes as they heaved their dying breaths? It distresses him more than he’d care to admit, to think of this wispy little noblewoman, the younger sister of the sweet, deliberate, patient Lady of Winterfell, Ned Stark’s runty little daughter as the country’s most feared assassin. And it isn’t her age- he’d been younger than she when he received his white cloak. Nor is it her gender- he’s spent too much time with Brienne to hold Arya’s womanhood against her. But this girl is not a warrior in the traditional sense...she’s not a knight. She’s something far more savage, far more deadly ( ... )
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I love the lack of romance, that Jaime approaches Arya like an unknown entity and she genuinely concerns him. But also respects/fears her at the same time.
Thank you for the lovely fill.
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Thank you for the wonderful comment - I'm so glad you liked it!
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The underlying hints of Jaime/Sansa do a fangirl good, but I like how it's just an undercurrent to the real interaction at play here.
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And yeah, Jaime/Sansa...I had to. You know how it is. :)
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