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[minrathousian]

 

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To contact Atticus IC: Leave a response to this entry, specifying the means of contact (e.g., letters, in person visit). To contact me OOC: Discord:  middlemarching#9936 Plurk:  ragweed NB:  I work 9-5pm EST Mon-Fri, have additional volunteer obligations, and write fiction in my free time.

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[minrathousian]

[Not that his title truly matters anymore, but he hasn't yet ceded it to his heir. That will have to come... at some point. Once he determines how best to deal with those circumstances, still carefully hidden from view from the rest of the Inquisition.

He isn't seated at the table when Beleth arrives, but is instead standing at one of the bookshelves perusing the puerile selection with disdain. At her arrival, he looks back at her mildly.]

The obsequious younger one once made himself rather familiar with my wife, [he tells her, as though discussing something of little consequence, rather than revealing that Loki once had an affair with Ophelia Vedici. Judging by his expression, he does not look particularly bothered by the occurrence.]

He thinks himself cleverer than he is. I suppose that is a hallmark of the younger generation. [He returns his attention to the bookshelves, and withdraws one dismally. Perhaps this one will contain answers.]

[arlathvhen]

[ She watches with a raised eyebrow as Atticus delivers tawdry gossip—small world, huh. Or Loki just gets around. His lack of emotions is...odd, but Atticus hasn’t exactly demonstrated being a stellar father and husband before, and his marital affairs (or his wife’s) are the opposite of her business.

She also thinks that the whole thing about thinking they’re smarter than they are is a shemlen thing, not necessarily tied to age. But this isn’t voiced either. She’s not rude. And if he isn’t as smart as he thinks he is, it’s better he doesn’t learn otherwise. ]

What of his father, Odin? He wrote me a very impressive letter, but I know better than to judge a man’s character on his ability to write.