The Sentinels Too much sauce

less of a cameo. hate to butt in but there's no way she'd just sit there.

Immediately Starbuck knew that she had been correct in her assessment that Skellige's presence could do no good. Whether either party was right about where to lay blame, Starbuck did not care. Both seemed to have been wronged, and Starbuck found comfort in that balance. She was not going to take sides for the sake of the argument, but for the patient.

Larkspur was growing increasingly agitated, and Starbuck feared now that this would interfere with her recovery. In her heart of hearts the seer wanted the girl to see her family again, and slowing her recovery would only delay that. In light of that desire, Starbuck found herself moved to action, though she wasn't often one to stand up to wolves like Skellige. I must ask you to leave, she ordered. Deirdre spoke true, kind neighbor. Your presence is upsetting to Larkspur, who must rest if she is ever to recover. Please, leave her be. If you must have your piece, have it, but not now. As Skellige stepped away, though not because of her words, Starbuck stepped closer in support of her friend and (as she saw it) charge.