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I love how arriving at Highgarden feels like coming home
The title isn’t necessary, my lady, just ser will do, if you would be so kind. I thank you for that, my brother has been terribly worried over them - it is good to know that the guests appreciate the effort.
I understand organizing and being the host of an event as big as this one comes with a lot of pressure and needless worries. But how can one not appreciate this much effort?
Are you excited for the feast tonight?
I believe that it will be a wonderful way to get see everyone who has traveled here for such a festival.
I am looking forward to the feast, ser. It will be exciting to meet other people from the other regions. Forgive me, but we have met before?
You should definitely accompany me for a walk through the flower gardens. They have a vast variety of vegetation, pools, and fountains of many a kind. Some areas - more manicured, and others, more wild. There are several sitting areas, each one unique in nature. Watching the birds and animals of the Reach in the valleys have always been one of my favorite past times. The air is so sweet during the Spring..Our gardens are the closest thing to the Ultimate Rest that I can imagine.
It will be an honour to accompany you for a walk, your Grace.
The beauty of the gardens was the first thing I noticed during my first visit. I also saw several horses, I later heard you are a breeder. Have you bred those horses yourself?
I love how arriving at Highgarden feels like coming home
Well I shall make it a mission to come visit you in your home someday. I am glad to here you have been doing well, though.
I will be happy to receive you as my guest. You will love the Stormlands, I am sure you will.
I love how arriving at Highgarden feels like coming home
I hope it continues to welcome you, my lady.
I do hope so as well, my lord. I must say you all have done a marvellous job on the decorations.
I love how arriving at Highgarden feels like coming home
I feel like I have been a bad friend; I should come visit you in the Stormlands someday. But I have been well, I’ve spent so much time in Highgarden as of late that it feels like home. How about you, dearest Faye?
Oh no, do not think of yourself as a bad friend for you are most certainly not. I am happy to hear you have been well, Clayre. I did not know you have been spending a lot of time here at Highgarden, but yes, I am well. The Stormlands are treating me kindly.
I love how arriving at Highgarden feels like coming home
Oh my dear friend it will be so nice to see you again.
Dear Florence, it is nice to see you again as well. It has been too long. How have you been faring?
Aye, we have been looking forward to your arrival, My Lady. There will be many events that I’m sure will keep a woman of your degree preoccupied here at Highgarden. Was there anything in particular that you were looking forward to seeing or doing while you were here?
I have heard you and your family have made plenty preparations to make this event the best we had in years. There is something in particular, your Grace. But I suppose I will spend most of my time to seeing all the different activities and decorations.
Do you have any suggestions on things I definitely should see before the end of his event?
I love how arriving at Highgarden feels like coming home
It's almost time for the celebration.
I’ve been well, Lady Fayette. And I’m so glad to see you here! Have you seen Willas yet?
I am pleased to hear you have been well. No, my Lady, sadly I have not ran into Willas yet. I understand he is quiet occupied at the moment. He is hosting a big event after all.
It's almost time for the celebration.
Preparations are going very well, and I am sure all of guests will feel comfortable. If not, please talk to me, Loras or Garlan. I can’t wait for you all to arrive.
It is certain it will be a wonderful feast with all these preparations. I am so excited, it has been far too long since my last visit. I am truly looking forward to see you all again soon. How have you been faring,my lady?
I do hope those traveling may find peaceful and safe passage as we prepare for the upcoming festivities at Highgarden. May the gods be with you, whoever you worship.
I am looking forward to my arrival at Highgarden, your Grace. It sadly has been awhile since my last visit.
It is so exciting for spring to be here once more, the winter had been dreadfully long, I’m happy to put it behind be.
And I am also happy to be returning home for the festival.
I share your excitement, lady Margaery. Winter has been depressive. I am happy to feel the warmth of the spring sunshine upon my face again.
Fayette Morrigen • Lady in the Stormlands • Unmarried Home Location: Storm’s End • TAKEN • FC Chosen: Adelaide Kane
History: Fayette is actually part Baratheon; Fayette’s maternal great-grandfather was Ser Harbert Baratheon, a castellan of Storm’s End who was also Stannis Baratheon’s grand-uncle. So while she claims no Targaryen blood, she does have the latest dynasty’s bloodlines in her veins. Fayette’s father was Lord Lester Morrigen of Crows Nest, a staunch advocate of the Baratheon reign, which makes sense considering the family tie. Both of Fayette’s uncles died serving Stannis Baratheon. Her younger uncle, Ser Guyard the Green, was in King Renly’s Rainbow Guard and, after Renly’s death, died during the Battle of the Blackwater serving Stannis; the elder uncle, Ser Richard, died during the War of the Others on the Wall. Lord Lester was the only one of his brothers to survive all of the terrors involved in the wars. He had three children: his son and heir, Allister, and then daughters Fayette and Linette. Linette was three years younger and a frail, sickly child, though she had these big doe eyes and an affection for her older sister than Fayette couldn’t resist. She doted on Linette often, reading her stories and carrying her about the castle when she didn’t have the strength to walk. Linette’s illness saddened Fayette, because Fayette loved nothing more than the outdoors. She enjoyed horseback riding and hawking best of all, neither of which Linette had the stamina to do with her. Fayette had a world of patience for her baby sister, though, and didn’t mind staying indoors at times, teaching Linette cyvasse and discussing literature as they grew older.
Apart from the death of her uncles, wartime didn’t touch their family, mostly because Lord Lester kept his heir at home—despite Allister’s protests—to protect Claw Isle rather than trek north, and of course neither Fayette nor Linette would fight. Politics was always a hot topic of conversation as the realm swung wildly from one King to the next, but as war died down and winter survival was the primary concern, there was a cold contentment afoot. Winter hit Linette hard and Fayette stayed by her little sister’s bedside for weeks at a time, spoon-feeding her broth with marrow and wiping her brow, praying every day to bring her back from the brink of death. One morning, winter broke, and so did Linette’s fever. It was a miracle. Linette seemed to get stronger with each passing day, stronger than she’d ever been as a girl. With spring hatched, Fayette couldn’t have been happier. The Baratheons had their own throne; it was time for horsing and hawking; and for once, Fayette could do her favourite things with her sister. The two even took a holiday to the Reach, where Fayette heard that newly-crowed King Willas was a master at breeding the animals that Fayette so loved. She was honoured when the Tyrells invited them into one of their afternoon excursions. On the way back, Fayette met Willas—and he’s been on her mind ever since. He had such a way with the animals, and such a kind smile, but there was a sadness that hung in his eyes she ached to kiss away. She had thought he was married, such a winsome man as that, but when she learned he was unfortunately a widower… Well, none of that could matter, right? Willas probably didn’t even notice her.
Personality: Fayette is a young woman full of optimism and the verdant vibrance of life. She has a love of all living things, both animals and men, and she is practiced in the healing arts. She is ever active, always looking to do something, who hates sitting still unless it’s for a good book or a game of cyvasse. Because she is well-read, Fayette has a font of odd facts and seemingly endless knowledge, though none of it of any true import. Fayette has not had a need to delve into the intricacies of politics as her family stayed loyal to the Baratheons throughout all of the recent wars, so what was good for the Baratheons was good for her and there was little intrigue around her House. She was invited to become a lady at Queen Shireen’s Court, so she is beginning to realize the way she has been sheltered. With the realm finally settling into a much-needed peaceful era, Fayette is full of hope and happiness. She hadn’t had any marriage prospects because many of the young men were off at war, but they’re all back now and Fayette is excited to interact with them. Of course, she still has a vehement crush on Willas, but she’s afraid he is out of her league.
