There are so many things about this place that he's still getting used to: living underwater, the fact that it's not necessary to light something on fire to have light and warmth. Seasons other than winter, even. But the celebration of the arrival of summer isn't that different from something he might have attended in Westeros, if circumstances had been different. Wine and music and dancing are all things he understands.
His mood steadily improves through the course of the night, aided by revelry and wine. By the time the bonfire jumping comes around, he's positively jovial, although he does eye the bonfires warily and refuses to take part in jumping over one.
He'll just have more wine instead, to make up for all the celebrations in Winterfell that he didn't truly get to be part of.
[Baby you should see me]
At some point during the evening, he acquired a crown made of flowers, which now sits lopsidedly on his head. This is a crown he doesn't mind wearing, and it helps that it was offered to him by a pretty young woman. So there it stays, perched precariously. He's even in such a good mood that he cheers along with the crowd when another crown lands on another head.
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Other options are welcome too. Maybe something with helping him figure out how all this strange modern technology works. Find me on plurk at siriuslydementd or just leave me something. I can work with it.
Jon Snow | Game of Thrones
There are so many things about this place that he's still getting used to: living underwater, the fact that it's not necessary to light something on fire to have light and warmth. Seasons other than winter, even. But the celebration of the arrival of summer isn't that different from something he might have attended in Westeros, if circumstances had been different. Wine and music and dancing are all things he understands.
His mood steadily improves through the course of the night, aided by revelry and wine. By the time the bonfire jumping comes around, he's positively jovial, although he does eye the bonfires warily and refuses to take part in jumping over one.
He'll just have more wine instead, to make up for all the celebrations in Winterfell that he didn't truly get to be part of.
[Baby you should see me]
At some point during the evening, he acquired a crown made of flowers, which now sits lopsidedly on his head. This is a crown he doesn't mind wearing, and it helps that it was offered to him by a pretty young woman. So there it stays, perched precariously. He's even in such a good mood that he cheers along with the crowd when another crown lands on another head.
[Wildcard]
Other options are welcome too. Maybe something with helping him figure out how all this strange modern technology works. Find me on plurk at