[it occurs to sansa that the chair's magic might simply not bother him, which would be immensely frustrating. well, she shouldn't expect things to be easy. instead she reviews what she knows about john gaius: he feels himself a prisoner here, and he wants more than anything to leave.]

Sometimes we make our own traditions.

[she smiles apologetically.]

I don't think they'll let us leave without giving them the answers they want.

[likely the doorway won't let them leave until they've established some kind of connection, which would help sansa herself find answers to questions like 'how does one get rid of john gaius,' but she does not want to risk her person in this. it had gone poorly enough for the gull.

sansa flips to the next card.]

How do you see yourself progressing in the coming years?

[she pauses carefully.]

I should like to learn more of magic and knit fabrics. Perhaps I could forge a moon drop relic, too.

[before the chair can zap her, she quickly adds:]

I would like Trench to be safer, and of course I'll do what I can to help with corruption and all the curses.

[if the doorway wants to know sansa's plans for the various organizations she helps out with they are going to have to ask after them specifically.]