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altusimperius ([personal profile] altusimperius) wrote in [community profile] faderift2018-01-03 12:18 am

[open] tiptoe through the window

WHO: Benedict and yoooou
WHAT: though still very much under supervision, Bene is out of confinement and Ready To Party
WHEN: Wintermarch
WHERE: The Gallows mostly
NOTES: Always assume there's a Templar nearby. If you're the Templar, that should be easy




I. Out and About

If one didn't know Benedict is a prisoner, and if he weren't dressed in the plain garb of an Inquisition Nobody, one might think he's a visiting prince. Which... in a sense he is, though the visit is somewhat less on his terms and is still essentially captivity.
However, he is now allowed outside, able to walk around and do things and look at people, often with the kind of scrutinizing gaze one might expect from a duchess eyeing a lizard on the ground. He's not here to make friends, he's here to be Kirkwall's Next Top Model.
Or to just. ....wait things out. Whatever the case, he's in transit and acting very needlessly fancy about it.

II. The Library

He tried to continue his Boredom Strike within the quarters assigned to him by the Inquisition, but Benedict did, after some weeks, eventually cave. He's back to researching rifts and Old Gods and all that witch hunty rubbish that the south seems so keen on ascribing to Tevinter, half the time just making up nonsense to put in his notes in the off-chance anyone is actually paying attention. In these moments he looks less like a stuck-up princeling and more like a petulant schoolboy, doodling on his parchment and doing just about everything in his power to ensure nobody thinks they're the boss of him.

III. Wildcard

Dare ye visit his chambers in the old Templar tower? Catch him dining with the unwashed masses or encountering snow, which has become his newest mortal enemy? (Hit me up if you want a specific prompt.)

aforethought: crying for three days (Default)

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[personal profile] aforethought 2018-01-07 07:02 pm (UTC)(link)
Most people are clever enough not to throw snowballs near large, armed men.

Most people.

It's a brisk morning in the Inquisition courtyard when a wet ball of slush smacks unceremoniously into the back of his head. The only other figure in the courtyard appears to be whistling. As innocent as the rain. Sleet. Currently unclouded sky, whatever.
aforethought: you can't trust in this any more ([ dark: close talk ])

[personal profile] aforethought 2018-01-09 04:52 am (UTC)(link)
Piss, that's the best reaction she's ever gotten. It's one for the record books. It's what slackens her jaw a moment, mid-whistle — just in time for his guard to turn and see.

Her hand's full, of course. Hefting this bucket, right here, and the ladle within. No way she could've shaped and tossed it, no matter how suspiciously cheerful's that wave of a stump.

Totally.

(If the templar turns back to his work, it's not Benedict's back to catch the next lump of slush.)
Edited 2018-01-09 04:52 (UTC)
aforethought: you're still waiting on the fence ([ dark: confident ])

[personal profile] aforethought 2018-01-15 11:34 am (UTC)(link)
"Don't be so hard on him, Messere Magister," She affects her most blameless look. It's not a roaring success. "Always in th'baths with you, ain't he?"

"Ser," She tips her head to the templar, has managed to cover an alarming amount of the ground between them — "An' all."
aforethought: what keeps you here any more? ([ dark: fuck that ])

[personal profile] aforethought 2018-01-16 08:20 am (UTC)(link)
"Break wh —"

She's quick. She's nimble. She has absolutely zero traction on ice. The next step goes skidding, sends her arm flailing on instinct, sends ladle and bucket (of snow, and there must be the trick) flying towards the pair.

She lands flat on her ass with a yelp.
aforethought: when things fall apart ([ dark: the fuck was that ])

[personal profile] aforethought 2018-01-25 07:13 am (UTC)(link)
Oh, come on. Like her mother would take her back now

"Look," She scrambles to her feet, only to feel them go sliding out from under her again with a frustrated hiss. "Look, behind you!"

This is probably not the best way to alert someone, in good faith, to their prisoner's very slow and mild escape attempt.