RP MEME: MEDIEVAL TIMES
Pick a scenario, post with your character and roll for the scene. Or just pick. That's cool too.
For the setting:
1) CASTLE. Throne rooms, private chambers, long hallways.
2) TAVERN. Rough-hewn tables, rough-hewn clientele.
3) DUNGEONS. Iron bars, rusty chains, and terrible food.
4) JOUST. The knights of the realm are battling.
5) FIELDS. It's a hard, long day working to grow food.
6) MARKET. There's a well, there are some craftsmen selling things. It's a medieval mall.
And once you've decided the setting, decide your role:
1) ROYALTY. You are a King, Queen, Prince, Princess or close relative.
2) KNIGHT. You are a warrior of the realm.
3) WITCH/WIZARD. Official court magician? Crazy old lady with a lot of herbs? You decide.
4) PEASANT. Yeah, your life sucks.
5) CRAFTSMAN. Blacksmith, woodworker. Apprentice or master is up to you.
6) SERVANT. Your life is utterly devoted to the one you serve.
BONUS: 7) TIME TRAVELER. ???
For the setting:
1) CASTLE. Throne rooms, private chambers, long hallways.
2) TAVERN. Rough-hewn tables, rough-hewn clientele.
3) DUNGEONS. Iron bars, rusty chains, and terrible food.
4) JOUST. The knights of the realm are battling.
5) FIELDS. It's a hard, long day working to grow food.
6) MARKET. There's a well, there are some craftsmen selling things. It's a medieval mall.
And once you've decided the setting, decide your role:
1) ROYALTY. You are a King, Queen, Prince, Princess or close relative.
2) KNIGHT. You are a warrior of the realm.
3) WITCH/WIZARD. Official court magician? Crazy old lady with a lot of herbs? You decide.
4) PEASANT. Yeah, your life sucks.
5) CRAFTSMAN. Blacksmith, woodworker. Apprentice or master is up to you.
6) SERVANT. Your life is utterly devoted to the one you serve.
BONUS: 7) TIME TRAVELER. ???

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My Lord! I had nothing but the best intentions! That animal killed my men, and I had mercy on it!
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You hunted, chained, gagged and leashed a being with the intelligence to parley. You are aware of my laws on hunting, are you not?
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[The Duke's guards give way reluctantly to the Prince's, the man himself standing his ground. He's regretting not having just killed the thing now, and kept the skin himself.]
We would not have hunted it if it hadn't been eating my people.
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And you could have petitioned for aid from the Crown, to have the issue properly addressed. You chose otherwise. Guards.
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[The laughter is doing nothing to settle the creature, either, and it all but prances, nervous, staying close to the First but not too close.]
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You may take your lord back to his lands ... just as my new guest here left it.
[He'd better not be hearing of all that tack being removed once they're clear of the city. >\]
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[The creature stopped moving at his squeeze, standing in place beside him, head lowered. It was at a loss about whatever had just happened, confused and anxious.]
... Can leave?
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[Lance turns dismissively away from the crowd and his pavilion, still with his hand on the creature's shoulder to guide it.]
Guards! Prepare my litter for my guest.
[It was broad and curtained, and even if there may not quite be room for him in there as well, at least it might be dark enough for the creature, and would mean it wouldn't need to walk.]
They will carry you. This way.
[He guides the creature toward the litter, not far away and wit ha servant hastily plumping the cushions.]
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No!
[Hastily, it pulls the blindfold off, twitching away from his hand, but... when its vision recovers from the sudden light, as well as it can, it doesn't see the cage that it half-expected. Curtains, not bars. It stops, looking between it and the Prince.]
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Replace the blindfold.
[An order, but a mild one compared to the ones he gave to his human subjects.]
You cannot walk the distance with that wound.
[And the stitches need to be removed before he can heal it. He can't do that there.]
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I... can leave.
[The sentence is put together haltingly. He's only been learning this tongue a few weeks.]
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[He puts a hand on the creature's nearest elbow, half-steadying and half to guide him pointedly toward the litter.]
In. I cannot heal you without first removing that thread, and I cannot do that here.
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Then leave?
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[A guard clears his throat gently.]
First we negotiate.
[It would be a nuisance to have his subjects vanishing into the woods.]
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Negotiate?
[Sorry, not a word it knows, and it stumbles over the pronunciation.]
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[There's not enough room on the litter for Lance without squishing close to the creature, and he doesn't want to scare it. He chooses to untie the curtains instead, moving to the side where the sun wouldn't beam in, so that he could leave those open and not blind his guest.
[Then he nodded to the litter-carriers, and carefully they picked it up, moving toward the castle.]
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What do your kind call yourselves?
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Grue. Some.
[At the second word, it touched a hand to its chest in a graceful gesture, the fingertips making a soft, hollow sound against the breastbone.]
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[He touches his own chest.]
Wataru. The Prince Dragon.
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Duke said, you are Lord?
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All the... surface.
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