[she frowns and picks her sewing back up, leaning forward.]

The girl was quiet, and she looked--uncomfortable. The man, their 'teacher,' he was...friendly.

[he didn't remind her of littlefinger, exactly, except for the one time at the tourney of the hand. which he hadn't even being doing anything wrong, then, so it wasn't like he was doing any of the things petyr did that were wrong, but he had already given lysa the poison, then, so perhaps--]

Later we played a silly game and he admitted to eating human flesh. He said it was common in some of the magic he practiced, and that there was a necromancer on their world who enjoyed it.

[she sighs and stabs at a patch of fur on her direwolf tapestry.]

I didn't want to bother Paul about it at his nameday party. It's just very strange that he's living with them. And--the bones they were using, at least the ones that the 'teacher' used, were human, and I don't think all of them came from their world with them. The people here could get very angry, if they thought that Sleepers were stealing their dead.

[she would raze the twins, if it meant she could inter robb and her mother's bodies in the crypt at winterfell.]