[Now that he is more practiced with his legs, Bran can move about the ship more freely than he could before--both when he was first learning to use them, and when he was forced to use the wheeled chair instead.
Today he has walked with purpose, with a thought to find Jon Snow. If his room should be empty, he will wait. There is a thought that weighs on him, heavy with purpose, a thought of wargs--and so he makes his way with Summer to Jon Snow's rooms, and knocks at the door.]
[Jon opens the door, a shirt hastily put on, and looks down to see his younger brother and his direwolf; Jon looks a bit disheveled but he is alone, so he moves to the side so Bran can come in]
[He smiles at Jon as he moves past--it is still a novelty to walk on his own, so that he feels a little thrill of pride still. Summer sniffs agreeably at Jon, and then ducks into the room after Bran, sniffing around the floor.]
Hello, Jon. I have been practicing with my legs--I am much faster now--so I thought it would be good to walk and see you. It is less tiring. [But he presses a hand against the wall anyway, concentrating.] And--I had a question to ask you.
[He nods, holding out his hand to Summer as the direwolf comes closer to him. It will be easier to ask this way--though not so easy that he looks up at Jon yet.]
When you were on the Wall--you went beyond the Wall, didn't you? And you know know about wargs.
First I had wolf dreams. I was always Summer, and I was always running. And then I dreamed that I was Summer, in the godswood at Winterfell--and my friends Jojen and Meera Reed were there. This was when they first came to Winterfell, so we were not friends yet--but they truly were in the godswood, and so was Summer. And Jojen touched Summer, and it was--
[He shuts his eyes a moment, lost with the remembering--but he says the word:] It was like falling.
That was a wolf dream, but later, I could borrow Summer's skin whenever I wanted. And I wonder if you could, too. Not Summer, but Ghost.
Because of the direwolves, maybe. Or because we are of the north. I don't know, not really. I don't know why I can do it, either, but--I can. And it begins with wolf dreams.
[He bunches his fingers in Summer's fur as he considers that question, with a little frown.]
Rickon has had wolf dreams--or I think that he has. And Arya-- [He darts a guilty glance up at Jon when he says their sister's name.] She told me not to speak of her. She says she isn't Arya--but I sent Summer after her, and I borrowed his skin, and-- and she did, too.
She's always stubborn. That's how I know she is still Arya. But she helped me with my legs--and she forgets to be nameless, sometimes. I can tell. If Nymeria were here, maybe it would help her to remember, the way Lady helps Sansa.
ACTION if it's cool?
Today he has walked with purpose, with a thought to find Jon Snow. If his room should be empty, he will wait. There is a thought that weighs on him, heavy with purpose, a thought of wargs--and so he makes his way with Summer to Jon Snow's rooms, and knocks at the door.]
YES OF COURSE
Hullo, Bran.
8) YAY
Hello, Jon. I have been practicing with my legs--I am much faster now--so I thought it would be good to walk and see you. It is less tiring. [But he presses a hand against the wall anyway, concentrating.] And--I had a question to ask you.
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You may ask anything you like.
[His crow caws. SNOW, SNOW.]
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When you were on the Wall--you went beyond the Wall, didn't you? And you know know about wargs.
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Yes, I ventured beyond the Wall, I was called a warg.
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Are you?
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I don't know.
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[He puts his hand on Summer]
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Have you had wolf dreams?
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First I had wolf dreams. I was always Summer, and I was always running. And then I dreamed that I was Summer, in the godswood at Winterfell--and my friends Jojen and Meera Reed were there. This was when they first came to Winterfell, so we were not friends yet--but they truly were in the godswood, and so was Summer. And Jojen touched Summer, and it was--
[He shuts his eyes a moment, lost with the remembering--but he says the word:] It was like falling.
That was a wolf dream, but later, I could borrow Summer's skin whenever I wanted. And I wonder if you could, too. Not Summer, but Ghost.
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But why would I?
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Rickon has had wolf dreams--or I think that he has. And Arya-- [He darts a guilty glance up at Jon when he says their sister's name.] She told me not to speak of her. She says she isn't Arya--but I sent Summer after her, and I borrowed his skin, and-- and she did, too.
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She is Arya, she's just being stubborn about it.
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He pets Summer's side again]
It's not remembering she needs, Bran.
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[He pushes his fingers through Summer's fur again and says, quietly:] She lost her wolf.
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