Atillra makes a decision to go south in search of something, with the help of Malatfar. Malatfar agrees and prepares for the journey. Atillra is unsure of Malatfar's thoughts and is concerned. Malatfar reassures her and advises her to rest before the long journey. Atillra seems hesitant and unsure, but ultimately determined.
Characters: Atillra, Malatfar
Grade: B
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“I have decided,” she said and she felt hesitant, what would Malatfar think of her? But despite that she remembered her father, and she remembered her rightful place, “I—I have decided that we shall—we shall go south in search of it.”
Malatfar nodded, his face showing no emotion, something which caused Atkillra’s heart to become agitated, she knew not what the old knight was thinking, and that caused her concern.
“It shall be as you said,” Malatfar replied, “I will prepare mounts, and all the food necessary, I will also plot out our southern route as we discussed last night.”
Atillra nodded and then swung her arms and bit her lip, not knowing what her part was next, as Malatfar stood up and moved towards the door, he turned back to her, “You should rest my lady, we will have to travel long. The saddle is never kind to anyone, regardless of who they are, knight or lord.”
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Atillra is a young woman who appears to be grappling with self-doubt and uncertainty but ultimately shows determination and a sense of duty. Malatfar is an older knight who seems to be supportive and reliable, offering reassurance and practical help. The dynamic between the two characters suggests a respectful and cooperative relationship, with Malatfar taking on a mentor-like role towards Atillra.
Characters: Atillra, Malatfar
Grade: B
Characters: Atillra, Malatfar
Grade: B
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