madame_de_fer: (Default)
Vivienne ([personal profile] madame_de_fer) wrote in [community profile] faderift2016-02-04 11:57 am

Wintersend Gifts

WHO: Vivienne and YOU
WHAT: Giving out Wintersend gifts
WHEN: Wintersend (backdated to Feb 1st)
WHERE: Skyhold
NOTES: If you have a shred of positive CR with Vivienne, or happen to be someone that would be considered a key political ally to have, gifts are forthcoming.


Shoot me a message and I'll set you up a subthread. Come get your goodies!
liberalum: (#9660467)

[personal profile] liberalum 2016-02-13 12:46 pm (UTC)(link)
He'd suspected gift giving, despite that they aren't what could be described as friends, and hadn't even had to hold the messenger over the library railing by the ankles to find out. Hence, Dorian is prepared, and he moves lightly to set down his own tributes against something sturdy in order to best receive her gift.

It's exactly the sort of gift he would receive, and so, will proceed to be a little surprised by the rest; but while he holds the wine bottle, he happily turns it in his hands to read the label.

"I'll have to ensure I open this in company that'd appreciate it. That may just be myself, granted. Come, I have something for you," he adds, setting the bottle carefully aside, and loosening the bolts from their linens. The first is of a deep, richly blue silk, stiff and heavy in the way expensive silks can be, a little plain until it catches the light, and intricate threadwork gleams metallic patterns all through it. The other two are white fabrics, with one of a soft, sheer quality, and the other ivory.

Rather than hand them off, Dorian lays them across the arms of an unused armchair for her perusal. "We brought several bundles of fabric back with us from Nevarra, but I set these aside with yourself in mind -- in that I was afraid you might gut me if I didn't, but also, happy Wintersend."
liberalum: (#9660480)

[personal profile] liberalum 2016-02-14 12:29 pm (UTC)(link)
In same way that Vivienne might have mauled him for not providing her with some of his haul, Dorian suspects that Adelaide might wish ill upon him if he deprived her of this vintage. If it manages to survive them both, perhaps there'll be a glass or two shared on Vivienne's balcony.

Dorian's smile is a little crooked but certainly genuine, satisfied with himself and his choices as he watches Vivienne enthuse over the fabrics. Of the presents he'd brought back for those inner circle he doesn't know as well, he'd been most confident in knowing, at least, Madame de Fer's colours and textiles. "I wasn't quite so thoughtful as to the weather, admittedly," he says. "But we've an excess of lining fabrics that ought to do the trick. Or discreet use of mild fire incantations."

You know, one or the other. He has his ways.