[Arya reads Sansa's tale. There's a clear look of skepticism as she reads on. It's hard to track it all. And doesn't make very much sense when she knows she's only just seen Sansa before she'd arrived here. Surely she would have said if she'd spent a great deal of time in other worlds? Perhaps it had been too hard to speak on? But no, that didn't feel right either.
But some of what she's says sounds familiar. Things that did happen to Sansa in Westeros. She did travel with Little Finger, did stay in the Eyrie, but she didn't think it was for so long. No, she'd been married off to Ramsey Bolton. And then there's her hand. Arya's staring at it openly.
This is doesn't make any sense at all. But she can tell Sansa is speaking truth. This isn't some fanciful lie. Still-- how?] Do those who're mad actually know they are? [They didn't usually, did they?] I don't think you're mad. I just don't really understand it.
[Part of her wonders. Is this Sansa even really her sister? If she didn't experience the same things. Was there an Arya out there, experiencing another set of events like her own but similarly askew?]
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But some of what she's says sounds familiar. Things that did happen to Sansa in Westeros. She did travel with Little Finger, did stay in the Eyrie, but she didn't think it was for so long. No, she'd been married off to Ramsey Bolton. And then there's her hand. Arya's staring at it openly.
This is doesn't make any sense at all. But she can tell Sansa is speaking truth. This isn't some fanciful lie. Still-- how?] Do those who're mad actually know they are? [They didn't usually, did they?] I don't think you're mad. I just don't really understand it.
[Part of her wonders. Is this Sansa even really her sister? If she didn't experience the same things. Was there an Arya out there, experiencing another set of events like her own but similarly askew?]