Title: And If You Wrong Us, Shall We Not Revenge?
Fandom: Game of Thrones/ASoIaF
Characters/Pairings: Sansa & Petyr
Rating: T
Words: ~1.055
Warnings: Spoilers for AFFC
Written for:
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AU Comment Ficathon prompt Sansa kills Petyr...
Summary: How cruel it was, that in the end only Alayne Stone could have saved Sansa Stark...
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And this bit: "Sansa Stark's father never showered her with such compliments, was a man of few words--a man of the North with more winter in his veins than she could have ever boasted. Alayne knows better than to resent him for it now, looks back at the pride in his eyes--the softness of his tone-- with an ache in her heart Sansa would never have fathomed."
OW MY HEART. So, so beautiful and so true to both Sansa and Ned.
Also, soooooo....after this, Jon totally comes and finds her and is all impressed with her, and then they Do The Sex, right? ;)
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I want this (or any variation of Sansa beating Petyr at his own game) to be canon--IT IS THE ONLY ACCEPTABLE OUTCOME OF HER TIME WITH HIM LOL
Also, soooooo....after this, Jon totally comes and finds her and is all impressed with her, and then they Do The Sex, right? ;)
NATURALLY, OF COURSE :p hehe you know me too well!!
&& btw have you signed up for this round of the got_exchange??
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& yaay Robb/Jeyne are one of my favorite GoT/ASoIaF ships so I definitely wouldn't discourage you from tackling them :p
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She can sense the confusion, can hear the unspoken questions and a part of her (the part that can still feel the countless lashes on her back, that can still taste the wine on his tongue) revels in it, revels in the fact that for once--just once--it is them who know nothing and she who knows everything.
This line. Flawless.
Incredible work, lovely!
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I'm so glad you enjoyed it!! :D
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I love that you have her using some of the skills he taught her in order to bring him down. Such poetic justice.
All the references to her real father work perfectly as a contrast that not only betrayed Ned, but also had the nerve to play the improper father to Ned's child.
She wonders is he has forgotten her father (she knows better than to ever entertain the idea that he has forgotten her mother)
No doubt! There's a underlying chill to the whole thing. As if the reader feels alternatively numb and full of rage right along with Sansa.
Beautifully done, my dear.
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I love the poetic justice of Sansa using the skills Petyr taught her to take him down too, and if it doesn't happen in the books I'll be pretty disappointed tbh :/
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revels in the fact that for once--just once--it is them who know nothing and she who knows everything.
Uh, all my player!Sansa feelings!
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#Sansa knows how this game is played :p
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