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Supernova
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- Jun 26, 2013
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Tommen sighed staring out from out of the walls of the city's gates. Two days ago, Sansa had left him. Sansa was the last member of his 'harem', and she had left him because another woman had conned him into kissing her. He was all alone, with no friends by his side. His wife, Margaery Tyrell had been killed. His Grandfather, Tywin Lannister, had been killed. His uncle Jaime was apparently in Dorne, trying to receive Tommen's sister Myrcella. His other uncle, Tyrion, had killed Tommen's Grandfather in his escape because he had apparently killed Tommen's older brother Joffrey. Tommen never believed he did, but due to the murdering rampage Tyrion went on before he left, it was hard to see why not. Tommen's birth father was Jaime, but the man who treated him like a son, Robert Baratheon, was also dead. His mother was stuck in a whorehouse where she belonged.. Tommen could always use her for comfort, but apparently she wanted him dead now too. And finally there was Ygritte, who left on her own free will as she was basically a prisoner anyway.
After all those people had came and gone for one reason or another, Tommen was alone. No one to love or to love him, no one to make him smile.
With everyone gone, what was the point? No one would care if he died, no one would mourn his death. Life would go on, and a new king would be announced... It would likely be Myrcella and the boy Tyrion sent her off to. Myrcella always thought of herself as a princess, and finally she could be queen.
Softly sighing, Tommen climbed up on top of the wall and looked down, seeing the dirty and muddy water drip into a dam-like area. The fall would kill him instantly, which was exactly what Tommen wanted - a quick painless death so he could see his wife once again... why did he have to be afraid of heights?
Inch by inch, the boy's feet shuffled forward, ready to fall when his feet met the end. He would have made it too, if it weren't for a hand on his shirt, pulling him backwards onto the safe ground. It turned out to be Varys, the wise bald man from the small council, and the master of whispers. "King Tommen, I beg you not to do this. Do not waste your life away. I, of course, have no say in the matter, so if you must do this, go right ahead. But please wait until tomorrow, as there is an urgent matter that needs your attention. Daenerys Targaryen has arrived at King's Landing. With her is an army of Unsullied, some Dothraki, three dragons, and... your uncle Tyrion seems to have joined their ranks." Varys explained hesitantly. "We need a plan." The man told the boy, but Tommen shook his head. "I've got one." Tommen said and walked off without another word.
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Tommen wanted to die, but even he wasn't allowed that luxury. So if he couldn't kill himself, maybe someone from Daenerys' camp would help him? Finding a horse, the king ordered that no one was to follow him. When he received an affirmative, Tommen rode out to the camp alone. Along with the casual clothes the king had been wearing, a crown was now on his head, meant only to show that he was the appointed king of King's Landing and the rest of Westeros.
When he arrived, Unsullied surrounded the camp, and threateningly rose their weapons. "I come looking to make peace. Feel free to search me, I have no weapons of any kind. I wish to speak to Daenerys Targaryen, preferably alone but I know that will likely not work, so she may have people guarding or advising her if she wishes." Tommen knew these people could kill him at any moment, but he wanted to make sure that no one in the castle was harmed.
After all those people had came and gone for one reason or another, Tommen was alone. No one to love or to love him, no one to make him smile.
With everyone gone, what was the point? No one would care if he died, no one would mourn his death. Life would go on, and a new king would be announced... It would likely be Myrcella and the boy Tyrion sent her off to. Myrcella always thought of herself as a princess, and finally she could be queen.
Softly sighing, Tommen climbed up on top of the wall and looked down, seeing the dirty and muddy water drip into a dam-like area. The fall would kill him instantly, which was exactly what Tommen wanted - a quick painless death so he could see his wife once again... why did he have to be afraid of heights?
Inch by inch, the boy's feet shuffled forward, ready to fall when his feet met the end. He would have made it too, if it weren't for a hand on his shirt, pulling him backwards onto the safe ground. It turned out to be Varys, the wise bald man from the small council, and the master of whispers. "King Tommen, I beg you not to do this. Do not waste your life away. I, of course, have no say in the matter, so if you must do this, go right ahead. But please wait until tomorrow, as there is an urgent matter that needs your attention. Daenerys Targaryen has arrived at King's Landing. With her is an army of Unsullied, some Dothraki, three dragons, and... your uncle Tyrion seems to have joined their ranks." Varys explained hesitantly. "We need a plan." The man told the boy, but Tommen shook his head. "I've got one." Tommen said and walked off without another word.
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Tommen wanted to die, but even he wasn't allowed that luxury. So if he couldn't kill himself, maybe someone from Daenerys' camp would help him? Finding a horse, the king ordered that no one was to follow him. When he received an affirmative, Tommen rode out to the camp alone. Along with the casual clothes the king had been wearing, a crown was now on his head, meant only to show that he was the appointed king of King's Landing and the rest of Westeros.
When he arrived, Unsullied surrounded the camp, and threateningly rose their weapons. "I come looking to make peace. Feel free to search me, I have no weapons of any kind. I wish to speak to Daenerys Targaryen, preferably alone but I know that will likely not work, so she may have people guarding or advising her if she wishes." Tommen knew these people could kill him at any moment, but he wanted to make sure that no one in the castle was harmed.