Her walk was solemn, a march more than a carefree glide. A girl ought not to walk like this, as if the world were pressing down on her shoulders, as if she were but a fool to be climbed upon. Her sorrows cared not, only mounted.
& now they had brought her here.
'Here' was a rather closed space, Not far from Kings Landing - they would not let her out of their sight, lest she be lost. A shame, that is. Though her leash had been loosened after the death of Robb. Of her Mother.
Her shoulders crumpled, chin lifting.
The village was unique here, one of the very few offering up some of the last fruit before the final harvest. A great many passed here, to collect rarities such as oranges and melons, a great too many considering the size of such a village.
Her shoulder grazed a woman and a smile of apology passed before them, her eyes too grey a blue to widow her a genuine grin.
"Afternoon, my lady. Are you here for the fruit also?"