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FitzChivalry Farseer ([personal profile] tombadgerlock) wrote in [community profile] archishellago 2018-01-21 11:32 pm (UTC)

What does he even mean by what he would not deny the Fool?

Some things are crystallising, and Fitz curses himself for an idiot. This is entirely unfair to the Fool, to be thinking frantically, to try to find the words to define his heart. Far better to present the Fool with a firm understanding so that he might say yea, or nay, as he wishes.

The Fool's gentle fingers press against his heart.

"I have never been wise," he quotes softly. "Oh, Fool, I... there is too much in our current existence to consider deepening our relationship, too much pain and distress and guilt, for it is my fault that you are near death. Perhaps I must explain, first, before anything else."

The anything else... can he even ask the Fool this?

On 22 January 2018 at 02:57, afoolsgold - DW Comment <dw_null@dreamwidth.org</p>


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