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The Crawleys are a very progressive family. Does Fletcher have any siblings, or is he the heir to the farm? If he's not the heir, it would be much easier for him to leave with August. If he is, though, walking away from his family and the farm would be far more complicated.
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https://www.turkiyetoday.com/culture/from-byzantine-tables-to-modern-dining-how-fork-traveled-from-anatolia-to-europe-3207384?s=1 I don't know about AI, but I was reading Radivoj Radic, renowned Serbian Byzantologist - The Romeic World: A Short History of Everyday Life in Byzantium (this is my translation - I don't think it was printed in English).
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Forks were used in Byzantium and were also known in the Middle East during the First Crusade, although they were still rare in Western Europe.
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Lady Ibelin looks like a mix of Ashot and Julian’s wife! 😁 The plan is crazy, which means it might actually work! 😁
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And that throuple from 13 Hearts - Justin, Tim, and Ben! They're great; I really like those guys!
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Wylan? But...I wouldn't cast out Julian too... Loyd probably asking - Ishan who?!
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I somehow missed that these guys aren't aware that James is the boss's son! "I know how generators work." 😁 Well, he certainly does... and he's remarkably humble and down-to-earth for a "rich kid." That's a true sign of greatness. As for Ash and Taggert, it reminds me of a quote from the movie Speed. When Keanu Reeves says, "Relationships that start under intense circumstances never last," Sandra Bullock immediately replies, "Okay. We'll have to base it on sex then." 😁
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Wow, that was unexpected... quite a twist, I'd say. A hidden village full of Sura Clan survivors. In a way, Raithion really did keep his promise. Now the question is - did Wolfe's son survive and remain hidden in this village?
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Or stupidity... though that sounds like the least exciting explanation! 🤪
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This was very, very close. Eric's samurai skills seem almost instinctive...natural and effortless. It is an ancient martial art that embodies the unity of mind and body. To Seb, it must have looked like something from another world.
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I originally thought the battle in Chapter Two was the same one Darien fought at Ascalon, but now I see it was a much smaller battle that took place elsewhere.
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Does this mean that Darien has kept his lands in Palestine and is still the Lord (Prince) of Galilee? If so, who is governing his territories while Lord Hascal remains in Europe (permanently, as appears to be the case)?
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This family is like leprosy - you just can't get rid of it!
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Eric reminds me of Ashot in this chapter. The survival instinct is an amazing thing, and it's incredible how easily a sultan's prince can transform into a street rat.
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Very profound and deeply tragic...is the Holy Land, actually, hell on Earth?!
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“Tonight you will be the one who bleats!” Erik vowed with a firm nod Does it mean the boys are versatile?! That would be sooo good! 😉
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"I would rather have a ghost who knows how to find water than a king who doesn't." Prince will do too... 😉
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“Tomorrow,” Séb said softly, watching Erik’s eyes lift from the flames to meet his. “I will teach you the word for mountain. In my language. In Spanish.” mañana montaña 😁
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My parents visited Cambodia about 25 years ago. I still remember how horrified they were by the suffering the people there had endured. They said you could see the pain in people's eyes.
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Being a city boy from Europe, with my view of cowboy culture largely shaped by spaghetti westerns, I sometimes find it difficult to follow all the maintenance and farm work they do. The terminology is completely different from what I'm used to. Nevertheless, the story unfolds at a steady pace, the tension gradually builds, and I'm eagerly looking forward to the challenging adventures that await our cowboys!
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Chapter 18 - Who Owns The Narrative?
Cane23 commented on Paladin's story chapter in Chapter 18 - Who Owns The Narrative?
"Oh my, someone kidnapped my golden goose!"- 33 comments
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