[ Which she is aware of. She can practically hear the anticipation in his voice. ]
Jon would definitely be one considering everything that you've told me. Jaime Lannister because of who he is and what happened back home. [ The whole Joffrey dying bit. ]
Considering their roles back home, I am curious to see what they will do with their time in this world. And of those that you mentioned, I imagine Daenerys Targaryen will be the one to make more of an impact.
[ He points it out easily enough and wonders if it's a tactic. If she knows she interests him and has chosen to embrace that power or if she doesn't think she would be as interesting of a player to him as those others that she mentioned. ]
And I have. It was impossible not to meet the dragon queen when I had taken her most loyal servant under my employ. At the beginning of this all, it was only Jorah Mormont and I. So we decided to survive together.
[ Sansa has been aware of his interest for awhile but she doesn't know if she believes yet that he might consider her a player. She figures that he might see her more as an ally or watches her out of worry that she might turn against him at some point. ]
I figured that was a given.
[ There might be a small smile in her tone. Maybe. ]
Which makes sense considering the circumstances. I've met her once or twice but I'm not sure what she thinks of me. I feel like I have to be careful around her.
[ She figures she can be that honest with him, at least. ]
[ Perhaps it's not video. But all the same, Sansa's words bring a mirror of a small smile to Baelish's lips. I figured that was a given. She really was coming into her own, wasn't she? ]
That's an astute assumption. Daenerys can be fair and just, but she can also be as tumultuous as the fire her dragons breathe. Best to tread cautiously. Especially since she does have one of those very dragons here in this world.
As far as dragon attacks go, no. Only one person was killed. I believe quite a few buildings were damaged. But when a dragon attacks, you expect there to be far more casualties than one. Daenerys certainly lucked out -- otherwise some might be calling for that dragon of hers to be chained up far, far away from civilization.
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Jon would definitely be one considering everything that you've told me. Jaime Lannister because of who he is and what happened back home. [ The whole Joffrey dying bit. ]
Daenerys Targaryen.
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[ And mostly correct. ]
Considering their roles back home, I am curious to see what they will do with their time in this world. And of those that you mentioned, I imagine Daenerys Targaryen will be the one to make more of an impact.
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[ She can tell there might be someone. ]
I would have to agree with you on that front. Have you interacted with her very much?
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[ He points it out easily enough and wonders if it's a tactic. If she knows she interests him and has chosen to embrace that power or if she doesn't think she would be as interesting of a player to him as those others that she mentioned. ]
And I have. It was impossible not to meet the dragon queen when I had taken her most loyal servant under my employ. At the beginning of this all, it was only Jorah Mormont and I. So we decided to survive together.
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I figured that was a given.
[ There might be a small smile in her tone. Maybe. ]
Which makes sense considering the circumstances. I've met her once or twice but I'm not sure what she thinks of me. I feel like I have to be careful around her.
[ She figures she can be that honest with him, at least. ]
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That's an astute assumption. Daenerys can be fair and just, but she can also be as tumultuous as the fire her dragons breathe. Best to tread cautiously. Especially since she does have one of those very dragons here in this world.
[ A beat. ]
It rampaged on Nonah once.
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I've seen him. There are times when he actually sleeps out behind our home.
[ She hums. ]
I didn't know about the rampage. Was it very bad?
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Certainly not within your backyard.