Subj : Re: Sword of Peace
To   : All
From : mbottorff@sprintmail.com
Date : Sat Jun 23 2001 02:50 pm

From: mbottorff@sprintmail.com (Michelle & Boyd Bottorff)
Subject: Re: Sword of Peace
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> 6/23/01
> 
> Hello Boyd,
> 
> I also need a slow pace for a game at this time in my life.   Count me in if
> you continue.
> 
> Brother John would show mild shock at being recognized by the Duke of
> Fenlinn.  Recognition by the commoners he's worked among is welcome, like
> welcoming old friends.  But recognition on such a high level would be a
> start, and then possibly worrisome to Brother John as the shock wore off.
> 
> Secondly, Brother John would ask for permission, and then walk up to the
> sword and try to return it to the king.   The call of duty is very strong in
> Brother John.  If the sword spoke to BJ or went with him, things would get
> very interesting in a hurry.  If the sword made no reaction whatever, BJ
> would ask to return to the king to tell him of the location of the sword.
> And BJ would ask the Duke for permission to repeat the Duke's story to the
> king and his advisors.
> 
> Brother John would try to do all he could to prevent a civil war.
> 
> The reactions of Brother John are ended.
> 
> (Unless you wish to continue elsewhere......)   GRIN.

Well, I do hope to continue.

No, the sword doesn't move for him, nor does it talk to him.  The Duke
lets him go, along with any others who wish to.  

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