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Closed Starter for @wastelcndbby | Elia & Oberyn Martell

"Ryn!" Elia called out as soon as she entered her younger brother's home, letting her children run ahead of her to the kitchen to put their bags down. "I found ingredients to make something from back home." It didn't fully taste like the Dornish food they grew up on, but it tasted similar enough to bring back that same comfort. "I also brought a good bottle of wine that we can drink while cooking." She spoke while she began to unpack the groceries and lined them up on the kitchen counters, waiting for him to appear.

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don't get too comfortable. we shouldn't overstay our welcome in such a place.| Elia Martell & Tauriel ( @sunshiinefades )

"Are you just being overly cautious, or do you have a bad feeling about this place?" Elia questioned, dark hues glancing over at the red-haired woman as she brushed her hand over the wildflowers that were growing. "Either way, we could leave in a few?" She mentioned, a smile flickering on her lips.

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❛ do you think i like taking orders? ❜ Elia Martell & Elia Sand ( @allthatglxtters )

"No," Elia answered, looking at the other woman before looking back down at the bookings for wine tastings. "I don't think you do." She mentioned with a hint of a smile on her lips. "Then again, not many children of Dorne take orders well."

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-❛ remember it's only the body that's fragile.  you are unbreakable.  ❜ Elia & Sarah ( @tclerateiit )

"Unbreakable?" Elia nodded, hoping that she was living up to that word, especially since it reminded her of House Martell's words, unbowed, unbent, unbroken. "I'm trying to be." She smiled softly at the younger brunette; it was a gentleness that she reserved only for her family. "You're very wise. Thank you."

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that's the funny thing about hope.  nobody else gets to decide if you feel it.  that choice belongs to you. from wanda

"No, the funny thing about hope is that it's fickle. Hope never lasts." Elia spoke; she was speaking from experience. She had hoped that she would make it back to Dorne, to her brothers, and away from the mad king and King's Landing. Instead, her hope was burned away when he forced her and her children to remain as prisoners, as pawns. And then that hope truly ceased to exist when the Lannister dogs stormed the castle and took her children from her, before they killed her. "I don't believe in hope anymore."