| In a fantasy world, you would be born as the son of a scribe. |
In a fantasy world, you would be born as the son of a scribe. From childhood, you were drawn to books, dreamed of becoming a philosopher and writing a treatise, but you didn't excel in your studies. Like your father, you spent your life working as a copyist of decrees. In your spare time, you wrote "Reflections on the Harm of Free Thought." You married late, to the daughter of a greengrocer. You named your son after your grandfather and taught him to read and write from an early age. Together with your wife and son, you died at the age of fifty from the plague. |
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a moderately successful person.
In a fantasy world, you would be born as the son of a scribe. From childhood, you were drawn to books, dreamed of becoming a philosopher and writing a treatise, but you didn't excel in your studies. Like your father, you spent your life working as a copyist of decrees. In your spare time, you wrote "Reflections on the Harm of Free Thought." You married late, to the daughter of a greengrocer. You named your son after your grandfather and taught him to read and write from an early age. Together with your wife and son, you died at the age of fifty from the plague.