Re: D8 LE Vigil for a duel (Closed)

[Septon Arlyn]

"
Indeed, I feel that is both of our wishes. With the sevens blessing and through your strength of arms I'm sure this man will be brought to justice. My hope is that maybe my words and your actions will convince the Lords whom stand to meet out justice to the high and low that the wall is a better place for people like him."
The Septon thinks for a moment, then appears deflated. "
If only we could some how convince all men to simply not act in such a manner. I feel like it would be a great victory for our society."
Septon Arlyn shakes himself from his reverie "
Gods be with you Ser Jorah, you are a fine man. One of the most noble spirits have have had the pleasure of meeting."


A flash of remembrance flows through the Septons countenance "
So how goes the search for your book. I gave some information to your Paige the other day. He seemed like a nice boy, but for the life of me I can not seem to recall his name. Anyways he had nothing but good things to say about you and that I find telling in itself. For I believe that it is easier for a man to be good to his betters, for there is always the threat of punishment, or the need to curry a favor. However, for those whom are beneath his station and he still treats with kindness and generosity;
That is a true testament to a man's inherent goodness."

[Ser Jorah Holt]

ooc - oops, completely missed this.

"
All men have a base nature. Would that we could educate everybody. What a world that would be."
he smiled wistfully

A flash of remembrance flows through the Septons countenance "
So how goes the search for your book. I gave some information to your Paige the other day. He seemed like a nice boy, but for the life of me I can not seem to recall his name. Anyways he had nothing but good things to say about you and that I find telling in itself. For I believe that it is easier for a man to be good to his betters, for there is always the threat of punishment, or the need to curry a favor. However, for those whom are beneath his station and he still treats with kindness and generosity;
That is a true testament to a man's inherent goodness."

"
Thank you for the assistance. Between you and ...."
Jorah paused for a second, hurting from what had happened in Lord Coldbrook's pavilion, his voice slightly pained, "
....Daveth, I have found the book in amongst the library. That was a lot harder than I anticipated. I always try to treat people with respect, in turn hoping that they do the same."