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smashacademy2013-02-22 08:14 pm
loverofinnocence) wrote in smashacademy2013-02-22 08:14 pm
[007C - Text/Video - Betrothals and Ice Cream]
[Caim's found few reasons to address the network publicly. His attention has mostly been focused elsewhere. Whether he's trying to keep an eye on his sister, on Manah's next downfall into an abyss of despair, or the investigation surrounding the murder of Charlise, he's become quite the busy prince.
However, there comes a time when his thoughts must finally be addressed. He sits calmly and wears thought well, as if it were a set of armour and he was fully protected by it. His hair has grown too long, without a trim, but at least he doesn't look so completely disheveled. In fact, perhaps he likes the longer hair, which is why he's kept it.Or perhaps he's truly becoming the Lord of Vermilion version of himself.]
How do you suppose nobility selects betrothals for their kin? In books, there are tales of grand feats to accomplish in order to prove one's worth. In other texts, it seems to be most accepted over frequent discussion and decision. The very idea, however, is one that should not be taken lightly. How would you select the other half for your own?
[He pauses again with some consideration and continues, though not without a degree of hesitance.]
Miss Lyra. I do believe we are overdue for something. Consider my arm yours if you should have a fancy upon your mind.
However, there comes a time when his thoughts must finally be addressed. He sits calmly and wears thought well, as if it were a set of armour and he was fully protected by it. His hair has grown too long, without a trim, but at least he doesn't look so completely disheveled. In fact, perhaps he likes the longer hair, which is why he's kept it.
How do you suppose nobility selects betrothals for their kin? In books, there are tales of grand feats to accomplish in order to prove one's worth. In other texts, it seems to be most accepted over frequent discussion and decision. The very idea, however, is one that should not be taken lightly. How would you select the other half for your own?
[He pauses again with some consideration and continues, though not without a degree of hesitance.]
Miss Lyra. I do believe we are overdue for something. Consider my arm yours if you should have a fancy upon your mind.