It's bombs. [ the girl to his left has her fingers curled into her wolf's scruff. she doesn't look away from the screens. ] It's nuclear bombs.
[ the distinction is important, that much she learned. there were people down there who had been kind to her. an old barkeep who let her sit in a little table by the corner and would give her food and sometimes allowed her thimblefuls of whiskey. a red-haired whore for whom she would run errands and would cut her hair and tell her stories. more who had continued to be nice even when the other transports were hated.
it's not her home, though. this should have been expected. she got out and robb got out too and some others and that's enough. people die in war all the time. ]
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[ the distinction is important, that much she learned. there were people down there who had been kind to her. an old barkeep who let her sit in a little table by the corner and would give her food and sometimes allowed her thimblefuls of whiskey. a red-haired whore for whom she would run errands and would cut her hair and tell her stories. more who had continued to be nice even when the other transports were hated.
it's not her home, though. this should have been expected. she got out and robb got out too and some others and that's enough. people die in war all the time. ]