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<blockquote data-quote="CanadienneBacon" data-source="post: 2846516" data-attributes="member: 11146">Mistress Hucrele blinks for a moment at Kiaphas's request then recovers herself and replies.&nbsp; &quot;Of course you may examine both rooms.&nbsp; Very...thorough...of you.&quot;&nbsp; With a loud screeching, &quot;GretCHEN!&quot;&nbsp; Mistress Hucrele summons the help.&nbsp; &quot;Tidy Sharwyn's and Talgen's rooms, then kindly show our brave adventurers to the childrens' quarters so that they may have a look around.&quot;Gretchen puts down the armload of washing she had in both hands in a basket woven of marsh reeds on the floor near a sink, bobs, then quickly removes herself from the room.&nbsp; Mistress Hucrele rises from the table.&nbsp; &quot;If you'll excuse me, gentlemen, I shall return to my books in the study.&nbsp; If there's anything further you wish to ask after your examination of the rooms, please do not hesitate to have Gretchen show you the way to my desk.&quot;&nbsp; Mistress Hucrele leaves the kitchen through the same door that Gretchen used--the kitchen appears to have but one interior door leading to the rest of the home.Returning with a harried look on her face, a few strands of hair now come undone from her neat braid, and a dust feather in one hand, Gretchen appears in the kitchen doorway and with an apologetic smile bids the quintet to follow her.&nbsp; &quot;'Tis upstairs, good sirs.&quot;&nbsp; The goodwife leads the companions up the stairs to the manor's second floor, then down the hall to a pair of rooms on the northern end of the upper hall.&nbsp; Gesturing first left, then right, Gretchen quietly says, &quot;Miss Sharwyn's room and the room across the hall is Master Talgen's.&nbsp; Please, go in.&quot;&nbsp; The doors to both rooms are open, revealing two medium-sized bed chambers nearly a mirror image of one another.&nbsp; Complete with narrow beds crafted of a wooden frame, a dark wooden trunk at the foot of each bed, a chest of drawers of red oak, and a small rickety looking wardrobe, the rooms are clean and the beds made.&nbsp; Sharwyn's room additionally contains one low wooden bookshelf, apparently half full of books, underneath the window sill.&nbsp; Talgen's room has a series of wooden pegs just inside the doorway up on a wall, from which hang various belts and a simple piece of whittled pole, perhaps for fishing.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CanadienneBacon, post: 2846516, member: 11146"] Mistress Hucrele blinks for a moment at Kiaphas's request then recovers herself and replies. [COLOR=SandyBrown]"Of course you may examine both rooms. Very...thorough...of you." [/COLOR] With a loud screeching, [COLOR=SandyBrown]"GretCHEN!" [/COLOR] Mistress Hucrele summons the help. [COLOR=SandyBrown]"Tidy Sharwyn's and Talgen's rooms, then kindly show our brave adventurers to the childrens' quarters so that they may have a look around."[/COLOR] Gretchen puts down the armload of washing she had in both hands in a basket woven of marsh reeds on the floor near a sink, bobs, then quickly removes herself from the room. Mistress Hucrele rises from the table. [COLOR=SandyBrown]"If you'll excuse me, gentlemen, I shall return to my books in the study. If there's anything further you wish to ask after your examination of the rooms, please do not hesitate to have Gretchen show you the way to my desk." [/COLOR] Mistress Hucrele leaves the kitchen through the same door that Gretchen used--the kitchen appears to have but one interior door leading to the rest of the home. Returning with a harried look on her face, a few strands of hair now come undone from her neat braid, and a dust feather in one hand, Gretchen appears in the kitchen doorway and with an apologetic smile bids the quintet to follow her. [COLOR=SandyBrown]"'Tis upstairs, good sirs." [/COLOR] The goodwife leads the companions up the stairs to the manor's second floor, then down the hall to a pair of rooms on the northern end of the upper hall. Gesturing first left, then right, Gretchen quietly says, [COLOR=SandyBrown]"Miss Sharwyn's room and the room across the hall is Master Talgen's. Please, go in." [/COLOR] The doors to both rooms are open, revealing two medium-sized bed chambers nearly a mirror image of one another. Complete with narrow beds crafted of a wooden frame, a dark wooden trunk at the foot of each bed, a chest of drawers of red oak, and a small rickety looking wardrobe, the rooms are clean and the beds made. Sharwyn's room additionally contains one low wooden bookshelf, apparently half full of books, underneath the window sill. Talgen's room has a series of wooden pegs just inside the doorway up on a wall, from which hang various belts and a simple piece of whittled pole, perhaps for fishing. [/QUOTE]

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