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[baddecisiondzur]

So, I'm bored on Sunday, Honor's been here about a week IC (either her week or everyone else's), and Akin just got his heart poked at. Time for a question meme.

(Feel free to ask multiple questions, since I can't always think of good things to ask back.)

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[baddecisiondzur]

She likes him and will listen to him, even if she's starting to be convinced that she and he are not very alike, in that Royal is a sneaky strategist and she's not. Which is okay -- some of her friends in canon are such, and it doesn't bother her as long as they make allowances for what she enjoys and don't expect her to be sneaky.

Reverse?

[zeromemories.insanejournal.com]

Lelouch likes her just fine, even if, yes, they definitely have an ideological . . . split. He thinks she's kind of amusing, honestly. And no, he doesn't expect her to be sneaky, and is not going to try to make her not be . . . her. But he would very much appreciate if she capitulated to him being leader/commander if he thought it was necessary. He's a little concerned he won't be able to rein her in :|a BUT WE SHALL SEE.

[baddecisiondzur]

Honestly? She doesn't mind not being in charge -- like I said, in canon Tazendra admits she's a terrible planner and, even as nobility, pretty much employs people to run everything so she can pursue her own hobbies in peace. And the bit of her brain that notices such things has probably decided that Royal is also nobility of some sort*, or at least A Leader.

* See, hilarious misunderstanding about Rory's position. Since Honor assumed from Amy's information that Rory is her manservant and not her husband/lover-person, and she's seen Rory defer to Royal, obviously Royal is nobility to have a servant, even one on loan thanks to the Judges.