closedish.
WHO: Alistair, Kostos, Jehan, or Théo + Other People
WHAT: Catchall
WHEN: Guardian 9:44
WHERE: Kirkwall
NOTES: Closed in that there are no open prompts but feel free to spring something on me or hmu if you want a thing.
WHAT: Catchall
WHEN: Guardian 9:44
WHERE: Kirkwall
NOTES: Closed in that there are no open prompts but feel free to spring something on me or hmu if you want a thing.

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And here he becomes a dead weight, a lesson learned in childhood, refusing to provide any assistance in moving him from where he’s sitting down. In his defense, he’s essentially being confronted by the mother and put-upon no-fun eldest brother of the Grey Wardens, at least one of whom wants to wrangle him like a child. Some reversion to childish tactics is only natural.
“—any part of me, thank you. I am taking myself. I have to go.”
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He is, unfortunately, sandwiched between two Wardens that Beleth finds relatively terrifying. But he's her friend, and Beleth is past the point where she cares if either of them manage to shank her. At this point, she may thank them. And after all, Alistair survived her mother for her. She ought to be willing to deal with this.
"Alistair, are you...okay...?" Nailed it. She squints down at them, gingerly taking another step towards them.
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She shoots a look at Beleth which says Don't Encourage Him.
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"I can't believe I'm still doing this at forty-two."
Then he reaches down and tickles Alistair's ribs under his arm.
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If anything he goes more limp, other than squirming to trying to get away from it.
"Andraste's sword, Howe," he says. "Get off. I'm leaving."
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"Senior Warden Nathaniel Howe," She draws it out, hoping that both the reminder of his status, and the fact that a near stranger is staring incredulously at him will remove his hands from Alistair. "I don't think that is behavior becoming of a Warden."
Then to Alistair, because unbecoming behavior is allowed when she likes you, "Where are you leaving, exactly? The infirmary?"
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He's aware that he must look ridiculous. But he doesn't feel ridiculous. He feels like he's made of hollowed-out metal and like he's being very reasonable, for a hollow metal man who is probably going to die.
"I'm not dying here," he adds, because maybe if everyone else understands how reasonable this is they'll leave him alone. "I'm not dying of this. I'm a Warden."
Not one of them. He got out. And if he's going to die, he plans to do it in the Deep Roads.
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"You're not dying," he says plainly to Alistair. "You're coming back with us and getting some rest. Or if you're tired of resting, I'll give you work to do. Whatever you need to get through this. But you have to stay."
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Having stood there for a moment with her arms folded and her expression sour, she steps authoritatively forward and crouches in front of Alistair, then leans forward to whisper something in his ear.