"Was there anything done in Skyhold for Summerday? I cannot remember for the life of me." Stirring the pot after Korrin's additions, she grabs a couple of spoons to sip it herself, trying to decide if it needs more seasoning or not as she holds out another one in Korrin's direction. "Taste this."
"It might send the wrong message to the people of Kirkwall though. What right do we have as outsiders - most of us aren't native to the Free Marches in the first place, let alone Kirkwall - to come to their home and make such a huge change. They lost their Viscount to the Arishok and parts of the city were burned, the Chantry was blown up. We have no right, sirena." Saying it as gently as she can since she can't know what it's like to be a mage and live with the threat of a Circle, with that history hanging over her, she still feels the need to say it. "Better that everyone sees it as a fresh start. Look at all the people that make up the Inquisition, that speaks to more than destruction ever could. We can stay at the docks if we are able to, or somewhere as far from the Gallows as we can if not and I will finish painting the door this time."
No she's not still upset about the door Korrin please don't bring up her door again, you didn't hear her saying goodbye to the door you absolutely imagined that. (You didn't.)
As for the subject of Kas, Araceli sighs. She's doing that a lot, enough that she's probably in danger of turning into her mother at this rate. "Let him know he's always welcome with us, there's always going to be plenty of food at the table once that situation is more secure. I never know how to cook for just two and Lux anyway."
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"It might send the wrong message to the people of Kirkwall though. What right do we have as outsiders - most of us aren't native to the Free Marches in the first place, let alone Kirkwall - to come to their home and make such a huge change. They lost their Viscount to the Arishok and parts of the city were burned, the Chantry was blown up. We have no right, sirena." Saying it as gently as she can since she can't know what it's like to be a mage and live with the threat of a Circle, with that history hanging over her, she still feels the need to say it. "Better that everyone sees it as a fresh start. Look at all the people that make up the Inquisition, that speaks to more than destruction ever could. We can stay at the docks if we are able to, or somewhere as far from the Gallows as we can if not and I will finish painting the door this time."
No she's not still upset about the door Korrin please don't bring up her door again, you didn't hear her saying goodbye to the door you absolutely imagined that. (You didn't.)
As for the subject of Kas, Araceli sighs. She's doing that a lot, enough that she's probably in danger of turning into her mother at this rate. "Let him know he's always welcome with us, there's always going to be plenty of food at the table once that situation is more secure. I never know how to cook for just two and Lux anyway."