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Message: <blockquote data-quote="sophist" data-source="post: 2454204" data-attributes="member: 15148">THe young knight Parcival is a very handsome and muscular man: long, raven-black hair, delicate features, and an instinct for clothes that fit him. Even his scars seem to add to his beauty. He has the sharp gaze of an intelligent man, but his expression is hardend, like that of a veteran that saw many atrocities."Literary" reference: [sblock]I have Ian Nottigham from "the Witchblade" in mind here[/sblock]Here is what Parcival says (prior to any Domain/realm things you do): "My Lords and Ladies,I simply do not love Gywnneth. It is true that I seduced her, but only to evade the derision of my colleagues, who still called me a boy after a year of service. It is not that I will not pay for the child. What happened its partly my doing, but I have to say - forgive me loeds and Ladies -, that the maid Gwynneth did not put up much resistance to my seductions. But since I am too to blame for her condition, the child will not know poverty, I will see to that.Like the Knight Carlo, who has chilren from several farmer's daugthers. He does care for them, too without marrying them."Alyra feels that the whole affair is a battle to win for him, his true feelings hidden behind a high wall of blackend bones.if Alyra does not oppose davids actions on the knight:[sblock]"Yes, my Lord, I see now that to be true to honor, I have to marry her. Maybe the attraction that led me to her will turn into love one day ..."[/sblock]</blockquote>

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