Gyda Ragnarsdottir (
like_quicksilver) wrote in
riverview2018-06-19 07:12 pm
Video: un ragnarsdottir; filtered to Floki and Ivar
[The feed shows Gyda in the barn, idly petting one of the goats that's come to rest in the shade. Her expression is numb, and when she tries to speak, her voice comes out quiet, almost like it's a matter of effort to even form out words.]
Father and Athelstan are gone.
[That's as much as she could get out before choking back a sob.]
Father and Athelstan are gone.
[That's as much as she could get out before choking back a sob.]

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I know. I talked to them just before they left.
video un:floki
Something he now truly regretted. ]
Oh, Gyda. I am sorry that your father has gone.
[ Couldn't give two shits about the Christian though. *Spits* Good riddance. ]
Is there anything you need? Anything at all, I shall get it for you.
Re: Video @the.boneless
[She heard such things were possible. Perhaps she was foolish for hoping, but she still hoped.]
Timed to after the link with Ivar
[The thought isn't as frightening as it should've been.] I'm moving in with Ivar, Winter and Lola..but..I need help moving my things there.
[She frowned and turned to look behind her, then back.] And it's suggested we rent out the farm house. Let people live here in exchange for payment.
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[He'd yet to become king. That still lay ahead in his future, so he was bound to go back and fulfill that destiny.]
And Athelstan would never leave his side.
[Much as Ivar would have liked the priest to stay, he was ridiculously loyal to Ragnar, and would follow him wherever he went. His voice then takes on an uncharacteristically gentle tone.]
I don't think he wanted to tell you because he already had to lose you once.
[It had gouged wounds very deep into Ragnar's soul not to be there when Gyda died. Ivar, at least, had already lost his father to death once. He could bear it a bit easier.]
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And Athelstan, he was her father's shadow. He could never leave his side even if he wanted to.] Then, we should just be grateful for the time granted to us.
[She can't be sure if she's only saying it to reassure him or herself-perhaps both.] Could I move in with you and Lola? With father and Athelstan gone, I can't live in the Big house by myself..the council wouldn't allow it and I...I don't know if I could.
[This was the home her father built, and though she wanted to remember him, it was also too big and too empty now.]
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[They'd sent his family to him, and even if it hadn't been for nearly as long as Ivar would have liked, he'd been able to see his father in his prime, not as the old, broken-down man he'd become.]
Of course you can. You need someone to protect you.
[That was Ivar's job now that their father was gone. He was going to make sure Gyda got a chance to grow up here safe and sound.]
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What about the animals? Is there room or will we just give them to the farm?
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We can put them in the backyard if you'd like.
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What about the home and buildings? Father built them himself and I don't want them to become run down.
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We can keep them for now and figure out what to do with them. Maybe we can keep them as an alternative home.
[He could only handle one thing at a time right now.]