Eowyn of Rohan (
shieldmaiden_rohan) wrote2019-09-30 08:31 pm
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For Sansa
The days grew colder and they reminded Eowyn more and more of her own land as they shortened and darkened. She was still alone in this place, even with the friends that she had, and she missed her people. She missed the weather, the smell of fires to keep warm as the harvest was brought in, and the way the horses' fur grew more shaggy to keep them warm. Bleod was, in Eowyn's mind, best seen with a full winter coat, even though it also meant much grooming in the spring as the mare lost the now-unneeded coat.
Today she was grooming her mare in the shelter of the practice yards at the stables and speaking to her mare quietly in Rohirric. One of the other horses had been nippy today, and Bleod's fur was ruffled in multiple ways. Eowyn was wearing garments more suited to Rohan than to here, since it was cold, and knew that she was an interesting sight, with her horse and her attire and the way she spoke. She did not care. She was of the Mark, and so she would always be.
When another person came closer, she looked up and smiled at the young woman.
"Well-met, Lady."
Today she was grooming her mare in the shelter of the practice yards at the stables and speaking to her mare quietly in Rohirric. One of the other horses had been nippy today, and Bleod's fur was ruffled in multiple ways. Eowyn was wearing garments more suited to Rohan than to here, since it was cold, and knew that she was an interesting sight, with her horse and her attire and the way she spoke. She did not care. She was of the Mark, and so she would always be.
When another person came closer, she looked up and smiled at the young woman.
"Well-met, Lady."
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She had been fortunate that her dwelling had been left and she had been able to show to the city that she had known the former inhabitant. She cared for the Lady Galadriel's treehouse as well, though she had never dwelled in it. She was not a creature of the trees as the Lady had been. The Rohirrim were creatures of the land.
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"It's still not terribly far from everything else, but not right in the middle of it, either. I think I'd like that."
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That was a detail that was most important to her, though she did not know its importance to Lady Sansa.
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"Thank you for the advice. I think it was easier, when I got here, just to stay where they put me, but now there's no need to."
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She was confident the Lady Sansa would move into the countryside in due time.