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<blockquote data-quote="Jdvn1" data-source="post: 2331867" data-attributes="member: 26424">David nods at Edward's suggestion.&nbsp; &quot;My kindness is meant to be as a host to a guest -- the host is still always in control.&nbsp; While I do not give any authority to those below me, I will not take away the authority they already have, nor will I ignore them if they are in need.&quot;David reinforces the offer for his fellows to stay at his castle, and then goes to the feast.&nbsp; &quot;Once, I care for all peoples, especially those in Derr'Deg.&nbsp; What sort of a ruler would I be if I relied on my people's deaths?&nbsp; No, no, Honor and Hospitality both are key factors of Chivalry, and the latter requires guests to be treated well.&nbsp; Although I do not need the help, I want my guests to be involved and active.&nbsp; A perfect society is filled with happiness.&quot;When the peasant appears and tells his story, David is surprised.&nbsp; &quot;Come, come.&nbsp; Describe this man as well as you can.&quot;&nbsp; David will try to see if the man is related to one of the barbarian tribes or if he is from another place.&nbsp; As the peasant talks, David will provide him with a seat and some drink (nothing too much as he is not expected to eat here... also, the peasants should have all the food they need on their own).He then turns to his fellow Ennobled.&nbsp; &quot;You are of course to speak freely.&nbsp; I do not know why you have been so quiet so far.&nbsp; Any thoughts?&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jdvn1, post: 2331867, member: 26424"] David nods at Edward's suggestion. "My kindness is meant to be as a host to a guest -- the host is still always in control. While I do not give any authority to those below me, I will not take away the authority they already have, nor will I ignore them if they are in need." David reinforces the offer for his fellows to stay at his castle, and then goes to the feast. "Once, I care for all peoples, especially those in Derr'Deg. What sort of a ruler would I be if I relied on my people's deaths? No, no, Honor and Hospitality both are key factors of Chivalry, and the latter requires guests to be treated well. Although I do not need the help, I want my guests to be involved and active. A perfect society is filled with happiness." When the peasant appears and tells his story, David is surprised. "Come, come. Describe this man as well as you can." David will try to see if the man is related to one of the barbarian tribes or if he is from another place. As the peasant talks, David will provide him with a seat and some drink (nothing too much as he is not expected to eat here... also, the peasants should have all the food they need on their own). He then turns to his fellow Ennobled. "You are of course to speak freely. I do not know why you have been so quiet so far. Any thoughts?" [/QUOTE]

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