Five Scenarios!

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Scenario One: Rogar interrupts her nightly dwelling, a little too harshly. The relationship between the dowager and the lord is still rocky, and so too is the passage Alyssa must navigate.

Scenario Two: Alyssa reads a letter sent from King’s Landing directed to Lord Rogar. The letter demands her whereabouts be known, using her deceased son as a threat. When she hears someone enter, she bursts in rage, thinking it Rogar, only to see Alysanne instead

Scenario Three: A mysterious hooded figure comes to see Alyssa. The figure is taken to her chamber by her sword shield, after the cloaked individual repeatedly promises it is important matters, and they must only reveal themselves to Alyssa herself.

Scenario Four: Alyssa catches wind of Rogar’s plans, and suspects him of even further conspiracy. She confronts him personally, in a fit of rage and emotion. Rogar, attempting to do the same thing he’s done before, attempts to seduce her out of her anger, into a more positive, potentially agreeable and pliable, state.

Scenario Five: Open Scenario!

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Alyssa was born in 7AC, and wedded to Prince Aenys Targaryen in 22AC. Together, they had six children, five of which survived infancy. Aenys himself died in 42AC, while Prince Aegon was killed by his uncle Maegor over the God’s Eye. Prince Viserys was tortured to death by Maegor’s command. Jaehaerys and Alysanne were kept on Driftmark, until, under threat of Vhagar, they were sent to Dragonstone to be held as honoured prisoners by their aunt, Dowager Queen Visenya Targaryen. Alyssa herself went to Storm’s End, and took a lover in the form of the ambitious, prideful and stubborn Lord Rogar Baratheon. The year is now 44AC, and Visenya had died. Alysanne and Jaehaerys were escorted to Storm’s End, and have reunited with their mother and her new lover, while Rhaena continues her servitude to Maegor in King’s Landing. Alyssa is now in Storm’s End, juggling life as a widow, a lover, a mother, a queen and a fugitive.