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halfamoonTitle: Diplomatic incidents
Fandom: Dragon Age: Inquisition
Character: Josephine Montilyet
Prompt: Pet Peeves
Rating/Category: T/Gen
Summary: Josephine just wished that the Inquisitor causing this much trouble.
Josephine feels the start of a stress headache as she rips all the unacceptable letters that the Inquisitor gave her. Maybe she should have known better than to expect that the Inquisitor of all people would be able to reply to their potential allies with the necessary diplomatic finesse.
Just once, she wished that anyone there, but especially the Inquisitor would make her job easier rather than harder, but the Inquisitor seems to make a habit out of creating incidents, and she doesn't measure her words, not even when facing important nobles. It seems that around half of Josephine's time is spent putting out whatever fires the Inquisitor started that day, but even for the Inquisitor these last few letters are a disaster. If Josephine let even just one of those get out, they would be losing some much needed support and likely quite a few resources that they are searching for.
Josephine takes some fresh paper and starts writing the replies herself, mimicking the Inquisitor's scratchy handwriting, and just leaving a space below blank to get her signature later. At some point, it's just easier to do these things herself, rather than trying to get the Inquisitor to behave.
Fandom: Dragon Age: Inquisition
Character: Josephine Montilyet
Prompt: Pet Peeves
Rating/Category: T/Gen
Summary: Josephine just wished that the Inquisitor causing this much trouble.
Diplomatic incidents
Josephine feels the start of a stress headache as she rips all the unacceptable letters that the Inquisitor gave her. Maybe she should have known better than to expect that the Inquisitor of all people would be able to reply to their potential allies with the necessary diplomatic finesse.
Just once, she wished that anyone there, but especially the Inquisitor would make her job easier rather than harder, but the Inquisitor seems to make a habit out of creating incidents, and she doesn't measure her words, not even when facing important nobles. It seems that around half of Josephine's time is spent putting out whatever fires the Inquisitor started that day, but even for the Inquisitor these last few letters are a disaster. If Josephine let even just one of those get out, they would be losing some much needed support and likely quite a few resources that they are searching for.
Josephine takes some fresh paper and starts writing the replies herself, mimicking the Inquisitor's scratchy handwriting, and just leaving a space below blank to get her signature later. At some point, it's just easier to do these things herself, rather than trying to get the Inquisitor to behave.
