u/RoleplayandWitchLove

I'm 18+ and so all characters mentioned or used in this rp

Plot idea: Eivor, from the start, has been at odds with Ivarr the Boneless, as he is psychotic, and she feels he is too violent for the sake of being violent. However, Sigurd sees them as strong allies and, desperate to secure an alliance, goes behind her back, suggesting they could secure an alliance in the traditional way through marriage, though he has no daughters, he offers up Eivor's hand. Expecting her loyalty to follow and go along with it. Caught between her own wants and also not wanting to betray her brother, she reluctantly agrees, but isn't too pleased when the brother who is most interested in taking up on it is Ivarr.

Possible starter: Eivor could smell the alcohol flowing with the cheers and jeers. Dag-- seemed most happy as he figured the bride would likely have to go off to Repton to be with her new husband unless her husband decided otherwise- which was unlikely. Dag was testing her patience. "Oh smile Eivor~ This a joyous day!" Eivor didn't even know which Ragnarson she was marrying. "You're marrying one of the Ragnarsons- that'll up your status, I'm sure. Most other Viking women kill to be in your shoes~ Don't worry, I'll look after Ravensthorpe for you!"

"Another word Dag and I'll rip your throat." She said in annoyance, she was unhappy that Sigurd dared marry her off without asking her or consulting her about it- but she had no choice if she didn't go through with this. Her brother would look like a fool to Ragnarsons. Of course, she brought in her mother's sword, as is tradition in Viking weddings, the exchanging of family swords. The maidens had helped her bathe in the bathhouse, dressing dark wedding garments fitting of the ravenclan, letting her hair down to look like a proper maiden.

Still, she was escorted to the longhouse where the ceremony was to be held, curious to see which one she was, unfortunately, marrying. Part of her hopes the Ragnarsons decided not to show. Another part dreading which one it was was that was taken her hand in marriage