She nods 5o the other and then raises her voice "What is love , if not thorned and like a fever guiding us onwards ? [Song] Love makes your skin flush . And your heart beat faster , like a bird in a to small cage trying to escape to be with your loved one, all to willing to break your wings to do so...

Wise Father part A intrigue: 1d20 14 Sucess
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"I never believed appreciating beauty was a sin," he says with a smirk. "We create and appreciate beauty in all areas of life. Why should the body of God's creation be any different? No, it's acting on those appreciations that is a sin. But men are weak and God is forgiving." The way he speaks that...

Once inside, he finds he was not alone in being enticed into the establishment. He feels almost unclothed due to the lack of Valet, but based on his recognition of the woman and her colours, he pieces a rough idea as to whom she is. A friend of Aunt Margaret? It is only right to show them respect. ...

"I understand that Robert de Beaumont and Geoffrey de Tournemine are well-known to the Royal House. I wonder, do you know them? I would like to speak to someone who could advance my claim, but my mother is not as well-connected as my father was." "The elder is better known to me I confess as I am a...

Philip's nose scrunches. "What's an indicator?" "Don't worry about it," Henry says quickly. "I wonder, miss..." he begins. "But maybe it would be rude to ask." "Being willing to think if it is rude to ask something is a important step, and if you say so, it makes the person asked more inclined to a...

Philip puffs out his chest. "So I shouldn't be his friend 'cause some jerk might get mad? Hal's a good guy!" de Bohun's cheeks color just a bit. "And!" Philip continues, "I think anyone who gets mad because a guy's friendly should get my knuckles for breakfast! See how he likes 'em!" Henry shakes h...

It seems today is a day to aid more then just one knight she thinks as she descends to the field.

A certain woman of looks and strangeness was a bit behind him and likewise lead into this direction, a old woman in a habit at her side, usually found while following margaret, while a young man at arms was following in a apropriate distance, he bearing the colours of the de beaurmonds

He nods at that. "Do you celebrate those alone or is there a community here in London for you to do so with?" he asks. "There is a community of us here, Jacob of Orléans is a well known scholar of the Talmud and now resides here, so it it a pleaseant talk, even if a woman being interested in such m...

"You desire a challenge for your mind," he guesses as they get closer to the restaurant, it being just a block away now. "I'd guess you don't want students or teachers. You want peers. I'm not certain I can be that for you while we're here but I'm up for giving it a try." "Oh , to interact with a s...

"So I've been told about Greek letters," he replied. Her arsenal, however, does not get the blush or avoidance of eye contact that the ever Chaste Roman Christians would generally give. Instead, she receives an appreciative smile, the smile of a man that knew what he liked and wasn't afraid to admi...

"Rosh Hashanah , it is the start of the jewish new year, and acording to what has been told and calculated, the day at which Adam and Eve where created in the garden of eden, the 14th of september , followed shortly after that , by a day of morning for the end of the kingdom, and the day of attoneme...

"I f only the ability to learn and grow were as common," he says with a slight grimace. "I must admit that I have no Jewish families within Crehen. I would personally lay the stones for a synagogue if even one family showed interest, but it is not a large community so we don't attract many immigran...

He rolled over the word in his head, trying to sort out the sounds. "Kali mera Δεσποινί, then." Again, he didn't have a natural ear for this sort of thing and his accent was strong. The languages he learned must have taken a long time for him to actually get down. "I've heard it, soft and gentle wo...

He mouths what he thinks he heard, slowly, "Kali... mera.... ipotis... Lady Miriam" His accent and unfamiliarity mostly butcher it, missing all inflection. He offers an arm to her for the remainder of the walk to the restaurant. "So, be honest, that was absolutely terrible right?" he smirks, and it...

He nods his agreement. "The truly sad thing is that those bulls were needed at all. I am glad for them, and hope that all christians respect and follow them. But we should not need be told that it is wrong, and that many of us need be is disheartening," he admits. "It is still in human nature to er...

Geoffrey moved into her sight line and waited for her to join him, a pleasant smile given to Miriam and her servant. "Good afternoon Lady Miriam. It is a pleasure to see you once more." "Sir Geoffrey, a pleasure to meet you again, or as a greek would say Kalí méra ippótis Georgias. , " she says and...

She nods. " I do would prefer that it does not end like it did historically for my people during the first of the crusades." she says a bit remiscent. He recalled the story of the burning of a synagogue from his youth. He never understood why his tutor enjoyed it or the crusaders sang. It was cruel...

Henry blinks. Philip seems not to notice. "Well, Hal's free for the moment, but in a year or so he's gonna be Constable of the Whole Realm!" de Bohun, blushing, smacks Philip on the arm. "Shut up!" Philip scowls. "What? It's good, isn't it? You're gonna be Constable, and I'm gonna be the Constable'...

The suggested lunch with the beautiful Jewish woman had been arranged and he wasn't going to let a bit of soreness get in the way of it. He seemed in a well enough mood and carried himself as well as he can after such an active afternoon as he walked towards their destination. And affromented young...

Henry smiles pleasantly. "That is to the good. I should find it uncomfortable to be a creature of Philip's here." Philip's face darkens. "Hey!" Bohun giggles. "Not you, Philip. King Philip!" "Oh." She smiles and lets out a small giggle amused by this . "Well said young man, well said. But are you t...

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And a maiden, abandoning her post now walks over to them, offering a courtesy as they approach "My lord Whitehand, Lady Margaret."

"One would consider some greek and arabic wise, depending on your oppinion on the crusade and actions in regards to it." she says, studdying his face, considering her interest in what it says about a man. "I have a great deal of respect for those that choose to take up the cross, and I would fight ...

"It is a bit to cold and rainy for the way that I like it, the sun is often more gray here then it is on the Continent , and well, if you wish I could answer you some questions if you have them. One should always encourage learning after all." Philip's nose scrunches up at the mention of learning. ...

"One might think on that, " she says with a smirk. " But some greek words would do you well unter my tutoring, but then I am also currently asked to teach it to a maiden of the court ." "Far be it from me to try to steal your attentions from her education. Although perhaps one might mix a bit of bu...

She moves also into it, for a moment trying to see if some of these knights are about to engage in some foolish behaviours that would amuse her, after all this is about some of theirs that are hypocrits being harmed by that.