I've been writing Carver in a priv
disc and holy shit i miss my pookie
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hcroesjcurney // merrill â
merril nods as he explains things. magic was such a strange experience, feeling the fire batter around her fingers, or the ice. you could often feel those temperatures in your hands when you casted. so for a templar to have a reaction that was even remotely similar? it made sense. one trained to feel it would.Â
âi suppose it makes sense, all magic is so different,â she nods thinking about it. her face is screwed up as she thinks. âso itâs a physical reaction then? like it feels like i i touched you? or like the wind,â she wished she had a notepad or something to write it down. âand does it matter? like who is doing the casting and all?âÂ
   â i think it does. â weight shifts from leg to leg while he thinks, and chats; a hand raising to absently scratch at the stubble dusting his chin. â for those I donât really know it all feels the same---but those closer to me, â again, he looks to her. â it feels....different, more intense? â
   â i dont know how to put it into words, really. itâs just something iâve only now noticed i even feel. â   Â
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mercyburnedâ
   she hated that sheâd been the one to make this happen. well, not entirely ăźÂ the darkspawn had done it. but if she hadnât agreed to bring him into the deep roads, maybe this never would have happened.  but what else was she supposed to have done ?  whether margo enabled it or not, carver had always felt inferior and denying him the chance to go on that stupid expedition would have been a death knell in their relationship. he was still her baby brother. there was no one else left to look out for him.Â
â iâm sorry, â was all she could say. â iâd take that from you if i could. â
   eyes roll slightly, head shaking, and the warden lets out a huff. always carrying the weight of the world on her shoulders; always taking burdens that were not her own to bare. when would the woman rest?Â
when the world lets her.Â
   â but you canât. and that is ok. â a pause. â stop blaming yourself. â
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Why Arenât We Roleplaying?
Send me a symbol to say why we arenât making sweet threads together!
â - You seem so busy âŚ
â - I ship our characters but Iâm a little embarrassed about it
⥠- I donât have any thread ideas
â - I have some ideas, but Iâm scared you wonât like them
Ⲡ- Iâm not sure how our muses would meet
âź - I donât know if you like my muse
âś- I think you donât like me âŚ
â- Letâs do an AU!
â - Iâm really shy so please donât hurt me âŚ
⧠- Iâm like? So lazy? And havenât like? Replied in like? Forever?
â - Other/idk just wanted to say hi
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đľđśđťđŻđ°đľđŽ đŠđźđť đ˝đźđłđľđŹđšđ¨đŠđłđŹ .   ( soft angst starters.  )
â  i canât do this without you . â
â itâs not safe for people to see us together .  â
â please donât leave me alone .  â
â i donât want to know .  â
â just go .  get out of here ,  go .  â
â i canât even trust myself ,  anymore . â
â thereâs nothing left for me here .  â
â i still need you .  â
â i only wanted to help .  â
â why are you doing this ?  â
â tell me itâs not true .  please .  â
â i have to do this alone .  â
â how did you get this scar ?  â
â you donât have to tell me .  â
â donât yell at me .  â
â i never meant to hurt you .  â
â things are getting bad again . â
â you should go .  â
â youâve said enough .  â
â how dare you ?  â
â why are you still here ?  â
â you deserve better .  â
â i donât want to talk about it .  â
â how can i fix this ?  â
â why do you hate me ?  â
â i just want to feel something .  â
â donât lie to me .  â
â did you ever care about me ?  â
â i donât regret any of it .  not a single thing .  â
â how could you say that ?  â
â i never asked for this .  â
â this isnât you .  â
â i need to go .  i canât be here .  â
â whatâs that supposed to mean ?  â
â iâm not sober enough to talk about this .  â
â thank you for being gentle with me .  â
â how can i possibly trust you ?  after all youâve done ?  â
â donât run away from this .  â
â you donât understand .  â
â please , i canât do this right now .  â
â can you forgive me ?  â
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perks of being able to work from home: when i sleep through all
my alarms I can just roll over to my desk like i totally planned on
not going in today. any way, ill be lurking and replying to a few
things through out the day
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Happy belated birthday â¤ď¸â¤ď¸
thank you so much!!! <3Â
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â â Right!âÂ
Introductions would be of no use if Carver died under the weight of more demons than Evelyne could count. Together, she and her band of merry misfit companions first targeted the crush of demons atop the Warden theyâd been seeking.Â
Evelyne made short work of some of the smaller ones, yanking them near by way of her chain and cutting them down with a swing of her great-axe or a strike with the same axeâs pommel. Once they have a grip on the situation â or, at least, seem to be able to strike the demons down as fast as they keep spawning â Evelyne, uniquely suited to closing the rift out of which they pour, does just that.Â
With her feet planted firmly and squarely on the ground, she holds up her Anchor-marked hand, and she can feel the rift weakening, closing. And, when she feels that it is at its weakest point, she clenches her fist and pulls her fist towards herself, as if tugging some invisible thread. The rift is snapped out of existence, and the only greenish glow now comes from her left palm and not some floating portal.
With the dreaded demon-faucet closed, the remaining ones are cut down in a flurry of spells and blades. Evelyne, chest now heaving, too, makes her way to Carver. She, Carver, and her companions are all covered in demonâŚstuff, but she still extends her hand to him.
âA pleasure to meet you,â she says, through gasping breaths. âIâm Evelyne.â
âEvelyne Trevelyan, Inquisitor,â Varric adds, elbowing her, and she shrugs.
   he had heard whispers of the Herald---the one to walk from the conclave, a gift from Andraste bequeathed to them. the power to close these rifts, and banish demons. nothing could be simple anymore, could it? Carver watches, eyes wide and jaw tight while she tangles with the presence of the rift---and he finds himself more than impressed with the sight before him.Â
truly, she is a strong woman.Â
   with the last of the demons slain, and no more crawling out of every crevice in the rock around them, Carver finally relaxes and takes stock of himself. no real major injuries; a few cuts and bruises, no doubt a couple of cracked ribs but---well that tends to happen in his line of work.Â
âIâm Evelyne.âÂ
   intense blue eyes cut high at her introduction, and Carver stands a bit straighter while he salutes her---Inquisitor, Varric said?Â
   â Warden-Constable Carver Hawke.â he nods in her direction, seriousness slipping away while he smiles---wide and broad. â thank you for the help, that could have gone much ....worse. â gaze darts down to his old friend.Â
â Varric, itâs good to see you. â
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bowbeforeyouâ
@lone-bladeâ (x)
âI apologize that I donât see the point of both of us dying, Carver. How selfish of me,â he rolled his eyes, but there was someâhesitance in his voice, in his posture. Alistair had been back from Weisshaupt for only a few days, exhausted as the Void, and now here he was about to march off again. He could almost hear Duncanâs ghost yelling at me to stop being an idiot, to take others with him instead of going straight into the Deep Roads by himself.
âLook, thereâs a ton of red lyrium down there and we have no idea what it does to Wardens yet. Iâm not about to let you be the first test subject. If you got hurtâŚâ Alistair wouldnât call himself an overprotective person by any means, but he was on edge. It was as if all the jokes and sarcasm had been sucked out of him and replaced with a big chunk of pessimistic worry. âI really donât think I could live with myself.â
   he surpasses the need to be as pig headed as he used to be---if there is anything Carver still can not stand it is to be coddled. especially when it comes to him simply doing to his duty. but Carver can understand where Alistair is coming from---the man has seen loss at such a great scape. anymore would no doubt be unnecessary in his eyes, and a weight on his shoulders.Â
   â itâs almost as though this profession brings such risks. â sarcasm lines his teeth. â weâll both be the first test subject-- â one massive hand claps the other on the shoulder, and Carver grins wide. â it could be fun. âÂ
though probably not.
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//âŚUSER:CARVER⌠@lone-bladeâ  | liked for a thing
     The mage was no where to be found. Not her clinic, not her room, mess hall, rooftop, garden, no where that normally she was found. The last place to try and find Angela was the library, which was vast and tall in itâs shelves. Of course the place to look was never where the typically sought out books were located. No, the woman always sought out the dusty old as time books that were located in the far back, out of sight and normally out of mind of others.
     With the ladder broken to reach high up, that never seemed to stop Angela. She was about three-fourths the way up the aged bookcase, and when she spotted Carver just staring at her in amusement her body jolted in shock. The woman stared at the dusty books in front of her face, her face immediately turning red on her normally composed face.
   â C-Carver! I will be down in just a momentâŚâ
     With what semblance of professionalism and modesty she tries to hold, her voice barely held that as she tried to hide that she was flustered being caught in such a manner.
     Sharply inhaling, she climbed another shelf to try and reach closer to the top, she pulled out the two volumes she sought and ventured her way down with the creaks and groans coming from the shelves under her weight. Once she finally made it to the ground, she set the books aside on the nearby study table and dusted herself off from the accumulated dust from climbing the unattended book self.
   â Is there something, you needed? â
     The mage didnât look at carver, her cheeks still tinted with the embarrassment of her being seen in her normally professional demeanor she was so used to keeping up.
   he had no direct reason in seeking her out; nothing related to reports or anything of the sort. in reality, Carver simply missed her company---busy as both of them have been; not to mention the weeks long excursion the warden had been on recently. he and Angela had spent quite a bit of time together before his leaving---and heâd be a liar to say she had not been on his mind while he was gone.Â
   and yet, she was no where to found. not the clinic, her room, or the mess hall. Carver chews his bottom lip in thought---perhaps the library. he wanders in that direction, amused at what he finds.Â
   she is there---climbing the bookshelves like a child would the counter in order to fetch the cookie jar. a laughs bubbles up from the center of his chest, and the Warden moves to hover behind her just in case. the last thing she would need is a fall from such a height.Â
   Carver watches while she carefully maneuvers back down; the old shelves groaning and creaking all the while. and there is no hiding the amused grin on his face as she finally reaches the safety of the ground.Â
   â not at all. â he notes the rosy hues of red that dust her cheeks. â i just returned not long ago. I wanted to see you. â
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:OOO HAPPY BELATED BIRTHDAY!!!
THANK YOU BB!!!
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this past weekend was a busy one with
my birthday and the holiday but i should
be around a little later today
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the homie @rcgueprince just pointed out he never really sees the sun again BC HE BECOMES A WARDEn clutches chest.
you ever think about how much Carver hates
his birthday after Bethany dies? ya ever think
bout how much his self-loathing intensifies
after her passing? or how he literally
equated her to the sun---the only constant warm thing
in his life? and how he never REALLY sees the
sun again after her passing?
no? just me? k.
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everyone: bias ship lists
carver: so long as your name isn't hawke im down to clown
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@bowbeforeyou asked: â i have to do this alone . â // accepting
his sense of duty is --- infuriating. or, perhaps it is simply his willingness to die for a cause. Carver scoffs; eyes narrowed down pointed nose and the warden does not move from the other's path.
" you're too old for such dramatics. "
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