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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jdvn1" data-source="post: 2326749" data-attributes="member: 26424">I decided to roleplay it a little, but to basically rush through it.  If there's anything you want to spend a little more time on, go ahead.  Otherwise, we have three or four other castles to go toDavid raises an eyebrow, "Edward, I am different from the past Lord.  Hospitality is an integral part of a civil and society, which leads to chivalry.  The people will be treated well unless a court deems otherwise.  Another key issue is Honor.  I will speak with the couples in the marriages to congratulate them."David first goes to the guards to inspect them, making sure everything is in proper order (checking uniforms and equipment, etc) since a guard should command the respect of others.  If there is anything to be corrected, David will ask people to adjust their uniforms accordingly.  If everything is in proper order already, David will congratulate the guard and make sure their meals tonight are better than usual.Afterwards, he goes to speak with the peasant leaders.  "I'm sorry to have kept you waiting..." he starts off.  He wants the peasant leaders to feel like eventhough they're David's subordinates, they also have worth.  David spends some time meeting each leader, getting to know them a bit, taking note of their names and information about their families... "If you gentlemen have any recommendations for anything in the Chancel, I want you to tell me.  If you do not have time to tell me personally, make a list and have it sent to me.  Don't be afraid to mention anything you think of.  If you can, discuss it and get ideas from the people you watch over."  I think you get the idea.Lastly, David arranges a meeting with and speaks with the recently wed couples.  "I'd like you to know that I respect the sanctity of marriage -- as such, it'd be rude of my to impose myself on the women.  Also, it is not only in poor taste, but is also unhonorable and a mark of poor hospitality.  Instead, I offer you my blessing in your marriages.  I wish you long lives full of happiness with each other."When done with his meetings and such, David makes sure Edward is filled in of all the details... hopefully, he'll start to get the idea of the new Chivalry.</blockquote>

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