02-24-2016, 08:39 PM
((Buh, sorry for the delay in reply guys.))
It's an interesting thing, to note the two apprentices and how very different they are: Ned, his borderline forceful quest for answers, and Margot, who for her air of blood-drenched fields seems to carry a sense of awe within her too. They trust each other, or at least Ned trusts Margot because they are going through the same things: this has been said. Nick is watching the two of them as Pen speaks, as they reflect his questions back and ask more, and his expression is hard to read -
but perhaps it's something akin to relief. The kids are all right.
Even if they don't know what a chantry is yet. Nick is not sure he knew what a chantry was yet. He does not miss Pen's furrowed brow, and there is this moment where it occurs to him that perhaps he was not impeccable with his Word as he ought to be, but too late now. "I think it depends on the chantry," he tells them, because for all Ned is asking the questions he suspects Margot may have some of the same ones (if not now, then later.) "Some work together better than others, like any group of people. I think a better analogy is...a community center, maybe. It's going to be used as an art gallery by some and a social group by others and a place to take classes by more than that, and many different people will have different ideas about what it ought to be used for."
It's an interesting thing, to note the two apprentices and how very different they are: Ned, his borderline forceful quest for answers, and Margot, who for her air of blood-drenched fields seems to carry a sense of awe within her too. They trust each other, or at least Ned trusts Margot because they are going through the same things: this has been said. Nick is watching the two of them as Pen speaks, as they reflect his questions back and ask more, and his expression is hard to read -
but perhaps it's something akin to relief. The kids are all right.
Even if they don't know what a chantry is yet. Nick is not sure he knew what a chantry was yet. He does not miss Pen's furrowed brow, and there is this moment where it occurs to him that perhaps he was not impeccable with his Word as he ought to be, but too late now. "I think it depends on the chantry," he tells them, because for all Ned is asking the questions he suspects Margot may have some of the same ones (if not now, then later.) "Some work together better than others, like any group of people. I think a better analogy is...a community center, maybe. It's going to be used as an art gallery by some and a social group by others and a place to take classes by more than that, and many different people will have different ideas about what it ought to be used for."