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[Arthur]

There's a woman here by the name of Igraine, in my world she's your mother.

[If you have questions, ask them, in other words.]

[Morgana]

[He can't do one Pendragon without doing the other after all, right? Right. So after some thought he filters to Morgana as well.]

What do you know of a woman named Igraine?

[His task for the Pendragon family, or rather the ones here and he's taken upon himself to meddle with, done, he sets himself up in the lobby on a sofa, a few pieces of wood in hand as he works on carvings for various people.]

I'd ask about how many of you are royalty, but I think I'd very much regret asking, much like I'd regret asking about parties. But I've never been one to value my peace of mind, so tell me, how many of you claim a title of power or importance or similar? [Asking outright probably wouldn't get him very far, but hey it's a start. He likes to keep track of such things after all and Igraine's arrival has made him think about such things.]

((ooc: Open for kissmass shenanigans as well!))

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[Zelos this is how you get stuck teaching people. Because that? Well, that's what he's been trying to hammer home in his Arthur's head. It just took forever.]

A person with noble actions behind their name is more noble then one with just a title. [He approves, Zelos.] What made you think of such a thing?

[Well that's because Arthur is a moron. And you know, nobles in Tethe'alla often tend to be pretty useless so not a lot of faith in them]

Heh, I've spent a long time in the company of a hotheaded guy that refuses to think stuff like race or class matter. Must've rubbed off or something.

[That's about right for his Britain too, when they're not fighting one another. At least Lott was competent if a dictator.]

Nothing wrong with that, better trait to learn by association then frustrating someone whose attempting to teach it to you.

[He chuckles]

You sound like you speak from experience.

I do, I put him on the throne he sits on. [Matter of factly, all of it. This is what he does, helps kings and queens on thrones after all.] Makes me thankful his counterpart here is more competent, I imagine he's a bit like you, the one here. [He doesn't know Arthur as well as he should, okay?]

Heh, ouch. Can't say I envy you for that job. [Keeping a king on the throne is painful enough]

Wait, his counterpart? [Colette is technically his counterpart, but he has the feeling it's not the same thing here]

I think I was rather mad to do it. [You have no idea, Zelos. No idea how much of a pain he is.

And okay yup, sighing at that.]

I serve under a king that I put on his throne, where I'm from. [Okay how to keep names out of this.] Here there is another young man with a similar story, same title, same castle, same name, as the one I serve. And there's another man with my name there too.

Seriously?

That's...really weird. Are they both doubles or something?

Yes, and not quite. He's here but he's not the same as the one I know, in some ways he's an improvement. Different places and histories, it's all rather odd.

Seems so. I guess it makes sense though, with all these different worlds and there's gotta be more than one version of some.

Edited 2012-12-25 01:00 (UTC)

Indeed, it doesn't surprise me. With everyone here and such it shouldn't, just it makes things incredibly difficult, and exceptionally confusing. The one benefit of it is if my king arrives, I can tell them apart by looks.

You mean they got different hair styles or something?

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