[Hearing Han talk about Corellia's cruelty is a balm she didn't quite expect. It reaffirms her desire to rule, reminds her why she'd become so determined to reclaim her birthright. It wasn't about the power, or the glory, or the respect. It was to obliterate climates like those found on Corellia, where the rich crushed those without power and took advantage of them.]
I am sorry you felt the need.
[She sets the glass down away from her. It isn't quite done, but it is a firm and slightly incensed gesture, as if to make the point that this news has made her unhappy. Maybe even angry.
But it feels good to know that she and Han are on the same page here. It further solidifies in her mind that he'd spoken truly about his relationship with his son to her.]
That is precisely the sort of tyranny I seek to abolish in the Seven Kingdoms.
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I am sorry you felt the need.
[She sets the glass down away from her. It isn't quite done, but it is a firm and slightly incensed gesture, as if to make the point that this news has made her unhappy. Maybe even angry.
But it feels good to know that she and Han are on the same page here. It further solidifies in her mind that he'd spoken truly about his relationship with his son to her.]
That is precisely the sort of tyranny I seek to abolish in the Seven Kingdoms.