More art added to my ebay shop. My finals sales will post on OCTOBER 1. No more sales until at least March 2012. I will also shut down my bookshop.
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Dear Galahad. She’s actually 15, isn’t she? Isn’t that a marriagable age in your culture? I think you’re protesting a shade too much there.
But we all understand.
Snerk!
I was always rather glad to have Galahad in the mix, precisely for his very different take on royalty and duty. He’s not a prig, any more than the Desert Peach is.
Perhaps it’s because she often seems like a six-year old. He may be confused about her age.
Scribblerworks is indeed correct! In medieval times a noblewoman (especially one who was a monarch’s first born) usually was betrothed before the age of 10 and married at the age of 12. This is no surprise since most women went through 2 or 3 husbands and EVERYONE was very lucky if they saw the age of 30.
Galahad is pretty. Liana is pretty. Maybe they should be sittin’ in a tree…