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Local Goddess Throws Sissy fit over desirable local bachelor's rejection. Local Bachelor said he didn't understand her behaviour, while baring his chest like an inflated prize winning peacock at an exotic bird's local fair.
#sorry had to#but the man is very well aware he's 'was' a desirable bachelour#he's currently a desirable widow#Neer was a noble man#like nobility noble#was purebred of fey ancestry#had a good position as a ranger in the night watch and a magistrate#and showed great proficiency with star magic#he was also well off in terms of wealth and had a good education#he was as high elf as a high elf could be#and though he was confident he barely ever passed off as arrogant#man is almost two centuries old#he's had time money and means to invest on his personal growth#because he had all these privaliges#neer had the confidence#or perhaps the arrogance#to deny an arranged marriage and reject a demi-goddess' proposal over some 'plebeian'#half-elf too boot#on a whim#he would have been disowned by his family and parents#had he not already amassed the social standing and approval already to pull that feat#and he thought himself off the hook because he thought the demi goddess he scorned was like her mother#but she was not#verulane was petty#was shar levels of petty#and like shar#she'd rather kill an entire valley of people and keep his pretty corpse as a trophey#except he had favor from said petty demi-goddess's mom#he's literally been saved by the fact he's pretty#educated and polite
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Why is Basen’s life low key like Sofia the first
#tcf#lcf#like think about it#he was a boy in the village doing alright#and he became a noble overnight#now he has to figure out how to do it right#so much to learn and see#up in the manor with his new family#getting lessons meant just for nobility#a whole new world is waiting for him
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as much as I love 141 medieval au's here the reader is a noble lady saved from her marriage or some lone townswomans rescued by the group of knights (looking @ my own nun!reader in this) I do love the notion of a lady knight.
A badass woman with no name or backstory that's taken up the life of a sellsword- who scoffs at the notion of "honor" when spilling blood on your blade- death is death. Honor means nothing for God or king.
Her hair is cut close to her scalp, because it's all too easy for somebody to grab a handful of those soft locks and be at the perfect position to slit her throat in a fight. Covered in scars and carried by aching bones that broke years ago but never quite healed properly.
Maybe Price is a king who sees this helmeted figure fighting at a tourney for his name day and asks for their name- their noble house only to learn you have none. Simply a desire for the money awarded to the winner.
Maybe Gaz is beloved prince who often sneaks out from his guards nose to mingle with the common folk- who enjoys sitting in a tavern with others and singing songs while drinking ale with a pretty little thing on his lap until he's walking back to the palace and finds a blade at his neck in a dark alley as you warn him that noblebloods should never walk unaccompanied- it makes the job far too easy.
Maybe a beautiful noble lady is sent to stay under the eye of a royal family in discussion for marriage- when the house offers to gift her one for their personal guards of the 141, she insists she more than happy with her own- you. The silent armor-clad figure standing close to her side. (yes I miss domentzia. she's my wife and always will be).
#TJ talks#anyways. idk where I'm going with this#listening to my knightcore playlist for this one girlies#I have a lot more of these stored in my brain if anybody wants to hear more#thinking about Sandor clegane's monologue from the got narrations of 'what is honor' and that's the vibe were going for today#141 x reader#john price x reader#Kyle gaz Garrick x reader#Simon Riley x reader#can't see Simon as a noble blood unless he's like. new generation#in the same way of sandors family where his dad was named a house after saving a Lannister from being mauled by a lion#he would be a recent nobility that was gifted to him after accidentally helping some royal or something of that nature#anyways#I love period pieces so so much
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If I had a nickel for every time that Merlin helped and housed a beautiful man who flirted with Gwen and then got banished from Camelot for breaking the knights code, only to eventually become a knight of the round table, I would have TWO NICKELS.
It might not be a lot, but it’s weird that it happened twice, etc.
#ofc Lancelot and Gwaine have completely different vibes personality-wise#but like……….#Lancelot faking nobility bc he wishes to be a knight#Gwaine revoking his nobility bc he thinks knights and nobles suck#AND TGEYRE BOTH SO GORGEOUSSSSSS#GRAHHHHHH#anyways#I’m rewatching the show for the first time in like 7 years <3#bbc merlin#merlin fandom#merlin rewatch#Gwaine#Lancelot
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there's so many ~rules~ around fancy dinners, the courses, the silver you use, names for foods you might never have heard, and i imagine its far worse in orlais, where everything is over the top and meant to be seen and judged.
and josephine and leliana can navigate that fine, and depending on the inquisitor (especially trevelyans), i imagine they can handle themselves.
which leaves the last member of the leadership quartet, who spent the first 13 years of his life eating rural ferelden fare and then spent the next 16-17 years likely eating in mess halls between duties.
and how do you then represent the inquisition in a world where you are the outsider and everything about the world you are stepping foot in is meant to keep you and other commoners out? when this world is the one that plays with the lives of commoners like toys?
#cullen rutherford#commander cullen#dragon age inquisition#like i go to a fancy restaurant and im hiding my phone under the table looking up all the french-looking words#and thats humiliating as an adult but look im used to fried okra and grilled cheese and crockpot meals and diners#and thats in america where im ostensibly free to go to any restaurant i want to provided i have the cash#and even then i feel unwelcome#in thedas the nobility is actively trying to keep the non-nobles out of their sphere#they are actively hostile to upstarts. not all but plenty of them#cullen's hate for the nobility gets played off like a joke but honestly it deserves a deeper dive#he's the only common member of the advisers and if the inquisitor is a trevelyan the only common member of the leadership#leliana is a bard but also are YOU going to tell the nightingale she doesnt belong somewhere?#he's also ferelden and you know the orlesians are gonna be bitchy about that#but no in game its just 'cranky military guy hates politicians'#and YES this is part of why im obsessed with cullen and non-mage trevelyan#vultures and dragons#ship: took fuck orlesians too literally
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ebenholz is such a…character. if you make him your assistant he just tells you he won’t do shit. he forgot his tragic backstory because he got hit in the head really hard. he got his name from looking at a piano for 2 seconds and it was so obvious he immediately got called out. he tells you his headache doesn’t matter then right after uses it as an excuse. he has the voice of a 150+ year old tyrant king in his head and he talks to it like he’s acting the two bagels vine
and then he says shit like this. Who are you
#arknights#ebenholz#im immune to tragic goatboy but im not immune to him being funny#guy who wants nothing more to be free from nobility#and still pulls the noble card for every minor inconvenience#(his cn name is like ‘black key’ it’s more obvious#post
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just thinking out loud here but i feel like a lot of popular perception of kon esp in online fandom spaces is colored by his joie de vivre and all the times he's silly and goofy. which i do of course adore!! i love when he's silly and goofy. but comparing that perception to, that of like, clark or kara, i feel like kon gets shunted into the box of "dumb comic relief character" a lot more easily. lots of factors probably contribute to that (sb94 having a bad rep, while no other kon comic really goes into a lot of his tragedy; conflation with the side of the fandom that doesn't read comics; the fact that comparatively postcrisis kara doesn't have a team the way kon has yj and clark is seen as a more capable adult, so other characters in the jl get the "dumb comic relief" short end of the stick more often; etc) ...
... but what really gets me about him is that he does embody a lot of the same traits as the rest of the kryptonian superfam. he's so extremely kind. he's got that same noble heart as the rest of them; he cares about everyone and he wants to protect everyone. and he's so, so lonely. he struggles between cultures and worlds where he feels like he doesn't belong to either. he is so strong and capable and holds so much power that it scares him.
cradles him gently in my hands. he contains multitudes... come closer don't you want to love him 🥺
#rimi talks#i'm mostly drawing parallels here between kon clark and kara:#the almost divine loneliness. the struggle to fit in. the kindness and deep deep love and desire to help others.#ofc that isn't getting into Every member of the superfam like linda or kenan or anyone else bc that would be a MUCH bigger post#but i'm mostly picking these 3 bc. well i'm a postcrisis girlie first of all. and also theyre the 3 i think fandom acknowledges most?#at least in my perception of it! (now whether fandom acknowledges them in accurate ways. well no bc nobody knows kara past the basics. but.#(that's a whole other post. this one's about how kon DOES in fact also share the loneliness and noble heart and everything with them. augh)#kon#i was really tempted to go pull panels from rots/sb94/etc to illustrate each point (loneliness nobility kindness etc) but#im SUPPOSED to be writing fic right now. theres a dick on that page that aint gonna suck itself#so back to the writing mines with me. but i was just thinking about kon. (i know. shocking)#also i had to go hunting for the 🥺 emoji bc my recents are entirely filled with fish lately. fjhdskjfh#anywhoozies. mines. farewell
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think cannibalism should be a thing in menzoberranzan actually, or maybe it is and I haven’t known about it, but it should be a thing amongst the nobles where they eat rival lolth priestesses since they’re lolth’s fave sacrifices anyway. like if we’re all constantly vying for lolth’s approval, and you have these people who actually has her blessing (which is rare) why not….eat them….😳. like eating the priestess of a rival house would be a ritual after you’ve succeeded in bringing their house down as a way to consume lolth’s blessing, and its def an intimidation tactic and def one of the plenty weird shit nobles have done for the sake of playing their power games. maybe they eat males who are in power too if they’ve overstepped their position to remind them of their place in the hierarchy, or maybe matriarchs/nobles eat their favourite bed mate/partner so no one else can have them, kind of like actual spiders. anyway. if menzoberranzan is this immoral lethal and ruthless place cannibalism should def be a thing lol
#I don’t think shri’iia has ate someone tho…. she wasn’t exactly a noble#like my belief is the further away you are from the power game (nobility) the more of a ‘normal’ life you’ll lead#bc you’re not exactly playing The Game. but the normal is like whatever they considered normal down there#obvi it’ll still be dangerous since the city itself is dangerous but it’s less risky than if you actually were in the noble houses#and you’re actively plotting with each other. also with drows lifespans being relatively shorter compared to elves#bc they’re always trying to kill each other like WHY NOT eat each other too!!#let evil women eat people 🗣️🗣️🗣️‼️#shri’iia being hidden away is a blessing bc the reason why she’s managed to surpass the average drow lifespan is that she was just locked#off from society and a curse bc she’s going through the psychological torture while she’s isolated lol#anyway. do hc drow nobles eat each other 🫶 and I think slaves/lowborn folks eat each other too esp if food is scarce#but it’s more common in nobility since it’s more of a power play than survival.#firm believer that not a lot of great houses gaf about the welfare of their common people#as long as they served them and did their jobs then they’re fine. who cares if they’re starving#and if they revolted they’d prob get put down. public executions would b a common thing too esp from that book in the drow cache#where punishments should be public… tho that was with lolth traitors I think the definition of traitor could be stretched to anyone who#doesn’t follow their doctrine and I think that word is loosely applied down there and if you want to frame someone with no repercussions#you can just accuse them of betraying lolth and they’ll get punished right away.
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i've brought this up before i'm sure, but byakuya being sooo self-involved during the ss arc and so myopically obsessed with rukia's execution and how it relates to him and makes him feel etc... that he just doesn't clock the massive government conspiracy going down opens such a juicy can of worms for characterization.
#i'm into the read that his behavior just stems from being the only son of the richest family in the soul society and how that upbringing#presents itself which is almost always this kind of convoluted selfishness. he has this surface level of respect for ichigo and his#fighting abilities. but a deeper more personal respect for how he had a hand in building his relationship with rukia.#or marrying a woman that looks like him/ getting close with her sister who looks and acts like him “you pointed your blade at my pride”#in all his relationships he tends to gravitate towards individuals that display that hot-blooded mercurial temperament he possesses before#he adopted that stoic demeanor. and if u follow that line of thinking even further self-involved ->#surrounds himself with his own reflections#then the fact that he doesn't get along or like any of the other characters that have a noble background could open another can of worms#on his own feelings of nobility#just my two cents tho#byakuya#byakuya kuchiki#💭
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hm . thinking abt thaumhorizons reincarnation
#would rich people use the services of thaumaturges that are... lets just say... socially unacceptable... to prolong their lives?#(....yeah probably lol)#but. like. what if there was a thing going around that had people gaining super abilities seemingly at random#people of nobility gaining the ability to heal their wounds faster; never going hungry during the day;#being more resistant against the blight that plagues these lands (taint) ; etc etc#And Its Always The Noble Rich Folks.#and then it turned out that they were literally dying and coming back to gain said powers#using a replica of themselves made with rotten meat and filthy bones#would it be swept under the rug? would the royals find it unacceptable or join in? or maybe they were the one who contributed-#-to it kicking off in the first place?#anyway ramble over i think#this assumes some stuff (the existence of monarchy in the tc world that is) but i think it doesnt break the whole thing too much#either way sorting tags#not art#thaumcraft#< ...yeah im maintagging this
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Leo 🦋
#she is very loosely inspired by the moth Calyptra thalictri#vampire moth#she drinks the blood of goats mostly#but unwary nobles out alone at night are also fair game :P she hates the nobility with boiling passion and good reason#when she's at the point of transforming she is wild and definitely not sitting still#so she could not pose like this#but she would if she could#Leo loves monsters and loves being one#art#illustration#bugs#insects#moths#ocs#novel stuff#leo#transgender#queer#nonbinary#Leo uses he/she pronouns#I refer to her using whichever pronouns I last wrote her using so I don't get mixed up...#artists on tumblr
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*thinks abt the classic gg quotes where a.b.a calls herself an innocent little girl and has a weird little nobility complex* what does that mean
(Expanded on in this post's tags)
#I do consider classic a.b.a to be an adult because while it came later xrd/strives glossaries call her a WOMAN in all languages iirc#like not girl. woman. I think context wise she's just duping herself abt how harmless n rightful to be pissed she is. ugh I hate (care) her#the nobility thing wasnt ever huge I think but it was more prominent in unused quotes 🤔#fits frasco“s ghosts image n a.b.a's creator being a mansion master#she's kiiinda a noble by technicality#fascinating glimpse into a piece of her superiority complex#but imo unlike bridget who WAS properly educated as a high class girl#a.b.a kinda taught herself in loneliness (mayybe the ghosts helped if u wanna go hc time). and I remind u she's a.b.a#her interpretation of nobility is but proper. it's a simulacrum almost. like herself#ughh can someone fix my a.conditioning and my neck pls#a.b.a#text tag2b named#*more prominent in unused quotes IIRC I might be wrong lol sorry#edit: okay tbf one of i-no's ac quotes calls her a little woman but woman aside I'm p sure she means little in height in context#as in that's the uh. suggedtive quote abt her saying parscelsus is v big lmao
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How many ladies-in-waiting did Empress Elisabeth have during her tenure as empress/queen?
Hi! I’m really glad I got this ask because lately I’ve been really interested in the people “behind the scenes” of Elisabeth’s life. But before answering this, we need to add some context and terminology, because “lady-in-waiting” is actually a very vague term.
First of all, who could access court?
The Habsburg court was extremely conservative on who could access it. While the courts of France or Prussia allowed the access of the rich bourgeoisie, to enter the Viennese court you needed to have an impecable noble background:
This small group of old nobility made up “court society”. They were the elite who passed all the tests of “ancestral lineage examination” with flying colours, who were permitted unlimited entry to court based on the pristine purity of their ancestral background. This exclusive group did not need to shine through achievement, it already possessed the requisite glamour from their heritage as princes, counts or barons. Whoever could prove eight maternal and paternal ancestors stemming from a noble line of flawless credentials and whose own ancestors had not broken this longstanding chain through marriages with partners beneath their standing could legitimately lay claim to the seal of approval generally dubbed ‘admissable at court’ (hoffähig). (Winkelhofer, 2012)
The women that were allowed to “wait” on the empress belonged to this exclusive group of nobles made up of about 400 families in the empire. “Rebel/low class woman infiltrates in court and becomes Elisabeth’s lady-in-waiting” is a trope that appeared in both RTL Sisi and Netflix Die Kaiserin, but that would’ve been simply impossible. There was a department in charge of checking everyone’s backgrounds, investigating every paper register and historical family tree. You either had the proper ancestry, or you weren’t allowed entrance.
So what was exactly the role of a “lady-in-waiting” at the Habsburg court?
There were two types of what we usually call “lady-in-waiting”: hofdamen (court ladies) and palastdamen (palaces ladies). Palastdamen were the aforementioned women who had access to court due to their noble status. Having access to court didn’t meant, however, that you just popped up at balls whenever you wanted. Even if you had an illustrious family tree you still needed to obtain official court recognition in order to be able to obtain a place at official occasions (for women, according to Winkelhofer, this was receiving the Order of the Starry Cross). Also Franz Josef was very strict on the nobility, and he demanded that nobles attended regularly at court to fulfill their duties; if someone didn’t appear in a long time they had to answer an inquiry as to why they had been absent, and the emperor could go as far as revoking their right to appear.
The compulsory duties of the nobility were, first, to pay their respects to the Emperor on 1st January at the New Year’s Day Reception, and later to attend to the two official balls that took place weeks later: the “Court Ball” and the “ball at court”. The next mandatory appearances were the holy day festivities; the most important event at court was the Corpus Christi procession:
The traditional procession the court at Corpus Christi - fondly dubbed “God’s Court Ball” by the Viennese - was the most significant festive day on the calendar to the imperial family, since this holiday celebrated and demonstrated the longstanding close ties of the dynasty to the Catholic Church. Everyone had to appear at the procession, including those who were not assigned to march in the parade itself, since the emperor viewed this as his foremost representational duty. (Winkelhofer, 2012)
Meanwhile, being a hofdame was a paid job. Unlike palastdamen, who entered court by their status alone, hofdamen had to be personally appointed to the position. Their main job was to keep company of their mistress all the time, which Elisabeth found annoying (“She says herself that it is not unpleasant to her to see us occasionally, but it is odious to her to have us in waiting” [Corti, 1936]). Being a hofdame, however, wasn’t cheap, since they always had to have new gowns for every official occasion, which their salaries usually couldn’t cover, and needed the support of their families (x). Also, a hofdame always had to be single, so when she married she lost the job.
As Empress, Elisabeth had her own household. The Oberhofmeisterin (a title that is usually translated as “Mistress of the Robes”) was in charge of controlling the household, hiring and firing staff, enforced discipline and etiquette, and replaced the empress at official events in case she couldn’t attend. She was the highest-ranking noble women at court, and unlike the aforementioned hofdamen, she could be married. During her 44 years tenure as empress Elisabeth had four Oberhofmeisterin:
Countess Sophie Esterházy (née Princess of Liechtenstein)
Countess Paula Königsegg (née Countess Bellegarde)
Countess Marie Goëss (née Countess Welsersheimb)
Countess Maria Theresia Harrach (née Princess of Thurn und Taxis)
In Elisabeth’s household there was also an special position, created exclusively for one woman: Ida Ferenczy. She is often called a “lady-in-waiting” (even myself on this blog called her that), but this isn’t correct. When Elisabeth was learning Hungarian in 1864, she asked for a lady who could help her practice the language. A list of ladies was created, which included Ida, and she was chosen. However, there was a problem: Ida wasn’t from nobility, but from the gentry, and therefore she couldn’t be made a hofdame. How did she even got on that list without having the right ancestry is a mystery to this day. But Elisabeth liked her and wanted to keep her in her household, so a position for her was created: “vorleserin”, the reader. She became one the empress’ closest confidents and remained in her service until her death.
Now, to finally answer the question: how many ladies-in-waiting Elisabeth had during her 44 years of tenure as empress?
Sadly I can’t give you an exact number. However, we can have an idea of how many and who they were. The Hof- und Staatshandbuch des österreichischen Kaiserthumes (renamed Hof- und Staatshandbuch der Österreichisch-Ungarischen Monarchie after 1873) was the official guide of the Austrian empire, published from 1806 until the fall of the monarchy in 1918. These guides contained, among other things, lists of the complete staff of the imperial family’s households, as well as list of who had access to court. The Austrian National Library has available for free most, although sadly not all, of these guides. And yes, who were Elisabeth’s hofdamen each year is mentioned.
The years missing sadly correspond to Elisabeth’s first years as empress, as well as almost all of 1860s. Since I’m mainly following the official guide, there may be some mistakes; some ladies weren’t in the guide but I found the info about them in biographies (this was the case of Mathilde Windisch-Graetz). Anyway, these were some of Elisabeth’s hofdamen!
Countess Pauline “Paula” Bellegarde (served from 1854 until her marriage in 1857, Oberhofmeisterin from 1862 until 1868)
Countess Caroline Lamberg (served from 1854 until her marriage in 1860)
Countess Josepha Wallis (served since at least 1856 until 1858)
Countess Sophie Coudenhove (served since at least 1856 until ?)
Baroness Ludovica Sturmfeder (served since at least 1856 until 1866/7)
Princess Helene of Thurn und Taxis (served from 1858 until her marriage in 1871)
Countess Louise Bombelles (served from 1860 until ?)
Countess Caroline “Lily” Hunyady (served from 1861 until her marriage in 1871)
Princess Mathilde Windisch-Graetz (served from 1861 until ?)
Countess Mária “Marie” Festetics (served from 1872 until Elisabeth’s death)
Countess Ludovica Hedwig Schaaffgotsche (served since at least 1872 until 1877)
Miss Mary Throckmorton (Valerie’s governess, served from early 1870s until 1874)
Landgravine Therese of Fürstenberg (served from 1877 until 1889)
Countess Sarolta Máilath (served from 1883 until her marriage in 1890)
Countess Janka Mikes (served from 1892 until her marriage in 1896)
Countess Irma Sztáray (served from 1894 until Elisabeth’s death)
Some things about these ladies:
Lily was the niece of Countess Esterházy, the empress’ first Oberhofmeisterin.
Mathilde was a widow; as far as I could find, she was the only widow to ever serve Elisabeth as a hofdame.
Helene was the daughter of Elisabeth’s Oberhofmeister from 1854 until 1857, Prince Friedrich Hannibal of Thurn und Taxis.
Paula and her husband Count Alfred Königsegg were appointed at the same time as Elisabeth’s Oberhofmeisterin and Oberhofmeister respectively. Paula resented the growing Hungarian faction around the empress and openly complained about them, which made her fell from favor. She and her husband were finally dismissed in 1868.
Marie Festetics was first a hofdame of Archduchess Clotilde.
I had literally never heard of Ludovica Hedwig until I went through the guide, and I could find nothing about her outside of it.
Mary Throckmorton was recommended to Elisabeth by her sister Queen Marie of the Two Sicilies; I’m not really sure if she was actually a hofdame since her job was being Valerie’s governess, but she appears as a hofdame in the guide. Go figure.
Therese was first a hofdame of Archduchess Sophie. After she left service (seemly for health issues), all of Elisabeth’s hofdamen were Hungarian.
Sarolta was chosen as a hofdame because she was in a good physical shape that allowed her keep up with Elisabeth’s walking speed.
Irma entered service in 1894 but only appears as a hofdame since 1896. Go figure again.
Sources:
Corti, Egon Conte (1936). Elizabeth, empress of Austria
Das spanische Hofzeremoniell - Hofetikete, on Mythos Kaiserin Elisabeth
Hof- und Staatshandbuch des österreichischen Kaiserthumes (1856-1860, 1866, 1868)
Hof- und Staatshandbuch der Österreichisch-Ungarischen Monarchie (1874, 1876-1898)
Winkelhofer, Martina (2012). The Everyday Life of the Emperor: Francis Joseph and His Imperial Court
#tl; dr: everyone at court was a nepo baby#also this is suuuuper simplified - within the nobility there were different ranks and positions and jobs and so on#and some people with non-noble background could sometimes access court - like high-ranking militars#also i didn't mention elisabeth's chambermaids since this was about ladies only#but there was more people on her household!#empress elisabeth of austria#asks
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Depending on how old Marcille's elf grandparents were/are Marcille could have an uncle/aunt that could be older than her in numbers but biologically in the same developmental maturity range
Hey. Hey. Can you. Can you fucking imagine if Pattadol was-- [gunshot]
#asks#im joking. like fully. it wouldn't make sense but it'd just be incredibly funny#also i've toyed with the idea of marcille's mom being runaway nobility but#ultimately i think it's more compelling if she was just a normal somebody who didn't vibe with elf culture much#also marcille would NOT leave her mom alone about details if they did come from a noble family skdnsfd not after reading dalclan
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Tallisibeth Enwandung Esterhazy.
Damn those jedi and their habit of stealing hungarian noble babies from their parents.
#this is a joke post.#about sith/mandalorian propaganda and about hungarian nobility naming customs#like Esterházy family#which is ironic because Scout is from a poor family born in slums#but what is Enwandung?#sounds like german but i can't even find this word in the german dictionary#I call Scout in my mind Austro-Hungarian Noble Lady because of her full name#republic commando
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Link simultaneously being a feral swamp creature who eats bugs and also the ONLY Hylian aristocrat is hysterical to me.
#legend of zelda#breath of the wild#tears of the kingdom#link#no because I'm right. he's the only member of the nobility left#link is a knight!! a royal knight!! he's a noble!!#he's the only hylian with a rank anywhere CLOSE to Zelda's in the entire world#and he's just Like This.#like clearly in AoC he had a good grasp on his manners as a knight and noble but after waking up???#gone. just. nightmare man.#and even after he regains his memories??? as soon as he loses zelda??? right back to being a cryptid#he ONLY minds his manners when he's acting as her knight#and I just think that's funny
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