[From what he can recall of the matter, he is not sure that Rhaenyra should ever trust Alicent again. But he also isn’t sure that “Alicent” isn’t lying to him. Does she wish to regain Rhaenyra’s trust in truth? Is it only so that she can betray her in the end?
That she has said what she just did, though, makes him doubt his perception that he’s truly talking to Sansa. She has betrayed his trust, and he has forgiven her.]
Try to understand her, I suppose. Might be that the princess is not given to trust.
I am no maester to aid your husband or your daughter. But it must be a comfort to her to have her mother by her, when her sleep is troubled. I never knew my own mother.
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That she has said what she just did, though, makes him doubt his perception that he’s truly talking to Sansa. She has betrayed his trust, and he has forgiven her.]
Try to understand her, I suppose. Might be that the princess is not given to trust.
I am no maester to aid your husband or your daughter. But it must be a comfort to her to have her mother by her, when her sleep is troubled. I never knew my own mother.