WHEN ROME'S IN RUINS ; open, weekly task

[Margaery]

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It had been such a long time since Margaery had heard her wife sing. Music had always come easy to Suiteheart, bestowed upon her like some gift from above. The chocolate point could sing but not nearly as passionately as Suite did. She was made to perform, made for the stage, made to receive the roaring affections of an audience... she had the absolute soul of a rocker. She supposed that they couldn't be more different in that sense. Not with Margaery's affinity for the more calculating aspects of life- the things that needed to be analyzed, if you will. Suite was a creator whereas Margaery was not. She had never minded that difference though, not when she knew that opposites tended to attract.

Speaking of attract, she was instantly attracted to the familiar tone of her wife's voice, this time paired with a delicate, happy-sounding instrument. A ukulele. Her dark gray eyes would fall upon Suite with a sort of endearing appreciation that she was sure could be detected through their bond. For a while, she had been convinced that she would never experience her wife singing, performing, ever again, losing the fae once more to the bitter clutches of fate and irony. She was lucky... so incredibly lucky.

Margaery's attention was momentarily piqued by Rin and quizzically, she sent a glance in the other girl's direction as she began to sing along. She knew the song too? Interesting. Her gaze would linger for but a moment before turning to Suiteheart, a smile tugging on the corners of her lips just as her wife finished and subsequently informed them of song requests.

Oh, how she would kill to hear her wife perform every one of her favorite songs right here and right now. Rin beat her to it though and Margaery knew it would be selfish to ask for more than one when surely more of her clanmates had songs they wished to hear. That meant she needed to pick just one... okay, that was doable. 

After a few seconds of contemplative thought, she had her song. [color=#b14767]"Human," She offered, her smile not once wavering, [color=#b14767]"Of Monsters and Men."