Dr. Frederick Chilton (
slightlyoffchilt) wrote2016-01-03 09:58 pm
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- SECOND IC CONTACT POST FOR MASKORMENACE -

"Hello.
You've reached the direct line of Doctor Frederick Chilton, imPort psychiatrist. As I am not available at the moment, feel free to assume that I am quite busy with something more pressing. If you would, state your name and business, and I will return your call. If you are calling about an appointment, please leave a message with my assistant."
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[He always got on better with women than with men.]
But surely you don't want me to illuminate his most appealing quality to them? They have eyes.
[Bit of a backhanded compliment for Sam there.]
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[ Baelish for mayor 2018. ]
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[ It makes it far easier to move people how he desires. ]
But that said, they still need to be led to the voting polls. This election has far more at stake than the others for if Jon Snow achieves any form of influence in this world, he will devote himself to destroying my empire.
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[That alone was motivation enough for Baelish to want to dissuade a Snow candidacy -- or at least, a successful one. But clearly the concern ran deeper.]
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Look at how easy it was for him to turn Lucy against me.
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Seems to be more commentary on his character, rather than yours. If I may say.
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I took a gamble when it came to his half sister. She and her family had lost their home of Winterfell, and so I thought that if she were to marry the son of the man who controlled Winterfell, she could regain control from within. I convinced her to do so, not knowing how dangerous the man she wed happened to be. He...hurt her. In ways that are unspeakable. She was a maiden at the time.
But even so, she rose up and with my army at her disposal, we not only saved Jon's life, but we reclaimed their home of Winterfell in the Stark name once again. All he can seem to see out of this is that I sold his sister and she was harmed. The victory came at a cost, but they were still victorious in the end.
[ And that SHOULD be what matters, right? Right?? At least it is in Baelish's mind. ]
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That could very well cause a man to become obsessed, I agree.
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[ Victim. As though both of them did not equally make their own bed to lie in. ]
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[And manhandled.]
It is a bittersweet thing to survive.
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[Something he did not want to show Baelish, of course.]
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[ Of COURSE he was going to ask! ]
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I had been framed for murder. By someone I once considered a friend.
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[So tacit.]
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Unless you're from Westeros, of course.
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[Spoken wryly -- he isn't in the mood to be pushed. Sam's victory still stings.]
My world is a cruel one, once you cut the skin.
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[ Baelish spoke it, flat out. It was a statement of observation, carefully spoken to perhaps mask the sting of it. Because surely it was something Chilton would have told Rincewind. ]
But no matter. I'll take my leave. I trust you will do the right thing come the election.
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