Josephine Montilyet (
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therookery2016-08-30 09:42 am
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FORM: Sending Crystal
SENDER: Josephine Montilyet
RECIPIENT: Everyone!
WHAT: A question! (Please talk to her, she's lonely.)
WHEN: Current
WHERE: Skyhold
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Good evening, everyone. My name is Josephine Montilyet and I am the Ambassador for the Inquisition. I've not had the pleasure of meeting as many of you as would like personally, so... I thought this might be an easier, more - ah - approachable way of getting to know each other better.
( She clears her throat as though to prevent herself from rambling. )
I must confess I do not know where to start. Perhaps a conversational ice-breaker will have to do. ( So much for not rambling. ) What do you miss most about your life before the Inquisition?
SENDER: Josephine Montilyet
RECIPIENT: Everyone!
WHAT: A question! (Please talk to her, she's lonely.)
WHEN: Current
WHERE: Skyhold
NOTES: n/a
Good evening, everyone. My name is Josephine Montilyet and I am the Ambassador for the Inquisition. I've not had the pleasure of meeting as many of you as would like personally, so... I thought this might be an easier, more - ah - approachable way of getting to know each other better.
( She clears her throat as though to prevent herself from rambling. )
I must confess I do not know where to start. Perhaps a conversational ice-breaker will have to do. ( So much for not rambling. ) What do you miss most about your life before the Inquisition?
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[It's meant to be a compliment, and hopefully she'll take it as one, even though he says it fairly off-handedly.]
I'd be willing to do that if you ever needed someone, you know. Just in case the mood strikes you and you want to get away from Skyhold for a wee bit.
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But... the offer is appreciated. I will let you know if I decide to take you up on it.
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[There's a distinct teasing note in his voice, though, similar to hers from earlier on.]
Now, look, I might have occasionally gotten into a wee bit of trouble back home, but that was the Doctor's fault, not mine. You'd be perfectly safe with me.
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Up the side of a mountain? Truly?
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Aye, more than once. Now, that'd not be so bad -- mountains are mountains, aye? But then he has to go and set the TARDIS down on its side and the only way we were able to get up was to climb on each others shoulders so we could get to the doors in the first place. Trust the Doctor to have to wind up using my head to climb on, too.
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[She could choose to be not diplomatic at all and likely not be wrong, given how often it breaks down. But that's not the point...or, well, not exactly.]
It'd help if the Doctor could fly it as well as he claims to, mind, but I think sometimes that ship has a mind of its own. I'd thought for sure when I first came here that it'd be around somewhere, because it'd be just like it to wind up tumbling through a rift too.
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( Rifters have such fascinating lives. )
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[That one gets him to pause for a moment because he actually has to think about that. Before the silence gets to be too much, though, he goes back on - although it's with a shake of his head, even if she can't see it.]
Aye, well, I don't think so, but- remember when I told you about that lava? There really was lava, and we had to get away from that in a hurry, and we wound up using this wee device the Doctor had to do so. It sort of put us outside of normal, erm, space. Not sure if that'd count as a rift or not.
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Is it similar to the Fade?
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[Because he's not sure if any of the other rifters have mentioned those to her or not, it seems like a good way to cover his bases there. Although, now that she mentions it...]
Aside from that, I've been told there were some parts of the place that could seem like a bad Fade dream. So maybe it is, a bit. I do know I wasn't dreaming when I was there, though. Especially when that unicorn came charging at us.
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[It was exciting. He has to give her that.]
You know, once I get back, I could maybe tell you about a few of them, if you'd like.
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I would like that.
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Then I'll do that, then. I should probably let you get going for now, though. I'd not want to keep you from your duties.
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Until next time.
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Aye. Hopefully it'll be soon, at least.