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As the air parts, she simply appears near her preferred table. Moiraine is carrying an anthology of poetry again this evening, and has a small notebook as well.
The Aes Sedai settles at her table and opens her books, with an idle glance around the bar.
[Summary: Elaine brings tea at Dream's request and is convinced to take a short break, in which she and Moiraine discuss Elaine's family and background, with great canon similarity identified, and then move into feminism and finally discussion of their worlds. Morpheus appears, and Moiraine thanks him for his consideration, and then they are simply cute together for a while. Later, she and Roland discuss Cort's arrival and whether or not Roland should tell him things about the future; at some point later, Peter Pevensie asks her to Heal Caspian (although the healing is rejected in Caspian's thread). Afterwards, she returns to her table and is joined by Bran, who discusses poetry with her-- and is stunned by a plotty revelation. Meg drops by and tells Moiraine that she'll be joining the ranks-of-pseudo-immortal-mortals after her own death, and this is still under discussion, as the thread is slowtimed. Finally, Nita Callahan introduces herself and asks for help with a problem that concerns Asmodean, which immediately gets Moiraine's full attention... (Say it with me, folks: slowtimed.)]
The Aes Sedai settles at her table and opens her books, with an idle glance around the bar.
[Summary: Elaine brings tea at Dream's request and is convinced to take a short break, in which she and Moiraine discuss Elaine's family and background, with great canon similarity identified, and then move into feminism and finally discussion of their worlds. Morpheus appears, and Moiraine thanks him for his consideration, and then they are simply cute together for a while. Later, she and Roland discuss Cort's arrival and whether or not Roland should tell him things about the future; at some point later, Peter Pevensie asks her to Heal Caspian (although the healing is rejected in Caspian's thread). Afterwards, she returns to her table and is joined by Bran, who discusses poetry with her-- and is stunned by a plotty revelation. Meg drops by and tells Moiraine that she'll be joining the ranks-of-pseudo-immortal-mortals after her own death, and this is still under discussion, as the thread is slowtimed. Finally, Nita Callahan introduces herself and asks for help with a problem that concerns Asmodean, which immediately gets Moiraine's full attention... (Say it with me, folks: slowtimed.)]
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Everything's very much - sorted out.
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Still with perfect composure, but her dark-eyed gaze does not move from Meg's face.
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"And has it been sorted out well?"
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The serene tone is calm, and yet dark eyes remain watchful.
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Well.
You know how your afterlife is - kind of worked out for you?
Well.
*Her hands fiddle with each other, pale fingers locked together.*
So's mine, now.
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"Meg. What has happened?"
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My father asked me to come dance in his Threshold. After I died.
So I said okay.
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"It is ... quite a decision."
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I know. I've been - kind of freaking out about it, actually.
But Desire said I could back out if I ever wanted, and -
I couldn't say no. You know?
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A pause, and then Moiraine asks,
"What do you fear, Meg?"
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Eternity, *Meg says, and shrugs, a little, lightly.*
But that's nothing new.
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That's what scares me, *Meg explains, looking down.*
I dunno why. It just does.</i I mean, I don't mind having a fair bit of time, it's just - It was kind of comforting not to know what'd come after. Or to think maybe there wouldn't be an after, even.
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"It is more difficult if you attempt to grasp it all at once."
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- yeah. I've been trying not to think about it, really.
I mean. It's really not a bad thing, I guess. Just.
A shock.
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Moiraine smiles serenely back at her.
"It will take time. But you shall have that time, and perhaps that is no bad thing."
A pause, then, and her tone is abruptly very serious.
"I do understand."
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- I know you do.
More'n anyone here, I'd think.
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Otherwise, people'd abuse it, wouldn't they? So many people are scared of ending -
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There are always idiots.
But sometimes they learn.
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Risk in that, too, but -
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