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-- My father was a knight and, accordingly, a feudal lord, and my mother was a patron of the arts. Both were quite educated and held themselves to a high standard. They wanted me to memorize poems and know the difference between classicism and romanticism. They taught me etiquette in all its complexity, and they also approved of my own small creative endeavors, but they didn't push me towards them. The idea was for me to become a "bright mind" who would make a good match for some nobleman. It's not such a bad strategy in general, but when enemies destroy your estate and take all the survivors captive, it fails, unfortunately.
- Many children, and even adults, don't like to learn poems, but it's a very good exercise for memory. Perhaps your parents' creative approach to your education allowed you to develop such a high level of creativity. Although, I must admit, I myself am completely clueless about poetry. - The craftsman paused, wondering whether to comment on the last part or not. - It's a sad story, but it seemed to me that you managed to find your comfortable place in Margel, and I hope I'm not wrong. Author
-- And do you, master, have any other hobbies besides your main craft?
- I enjoy fishing and card games, so I sometimes visit the casino outside the city.