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Who: Tymor Lannister and anyone who wants to join him outside
When: Day 20, morning
Where: Red Keep, outdoors
Rating: PG?
Status: OPEN
Tymor's personal servant had strongly hinted that he should go out and enjoy the positively lovely weather outside. He was certain that if the man had been anything but a servant, it would have come as an instruction, not a suggestion. Raynald knew his father's opinion on what constituted "overdoing it" wth books and made every attempt to steer Tymor in other directions when he thought he was reaching that point.
Of course, trying to push a proud lion into doing anything was simply asking for him to do the very thing he wasn't supposed to, out of spite.
Tymor had gone out for a walk, with Lion's Claw sheathed at his hip...but he'd also brought a very large history book. It was an old, unrevised edition, and he found it interesting that some events were painted very differently in the old and new versions. It just went to prove that history was written by the victors. Atrocities could be glazed over for the sake of making the victorious side seem "good" and the side that lost seem "bad".
He sat reading in the sun, and looked up from his reading only when he heard footsteps approaching.
When: Day 20, morning
Where: Red Keep, outdoors
Rating: PG?
Status: OPEN
Tymor's personal servant had strongly hinted that he should go out and enjoy the positively lovely weather outside. He was certain that if the man had been anything but a servant, it would have come as an instruction, not a suggestion. Raynald knew his father's opinion on what constituted "overdoing it" wth books and made every attempt to steer Tymor in other directions when he thought he was reaching that point.
Of course, trying to push a proud lion into doing anything was simply asking for him to do the very thing he wasn't supposed to, out of spite.
Tymor had gone out for a walk, with Lion's Claw sheathed at his hip...but he'd also brought a very large history book. It was an old, unrevised edition, and he found it interesting that some events were painted very differently in the old and new versions. It just went to prove that history was written by the victors. Atrocities could be glazed over for the sake of making the victorious side seem "good" and the side that lost seem "bad".
He sat reading in the sun, and looked up from his reading only when he heard footsteps approaching.