Clearing up the Business of Old Lady
I do have to apologize for my lack of apologys at my last update. It was less than stellar, especially after I made you wait so long. The only real explaination I have is that I was working on a job as a graphic designer. My site was supposed to be my portfolio, and I'd rather have my black and white manga attempt at the forefront. Lousy excuse, but hey, that's what I'm all about.
As for the title of this entry, a friend of mine thought the old lady in my last page didn't talk like a peasant. I agree, but since I can't allow any plot holes in my masterpiece(ha, and again I say ha), I'll do my best to give you an explaination. The old lady, we'll call her Maureen, lives in a village in the Milar Woodlands. Chances are, if you live in Milar you're either a noble or you work for nobles. Maureen, before she married, had lived as a tutor for the children of the Sinclair family, where she taught reading, writing, and proper speech. She speaks normally at home, but in formal situation, like dealing with a stranger that saved her life, she slips into more graceful language. That's my story. I doubt any of you cared, but this was really more for my benefit.
As for the title of this entry, a friend of mine thought the old lady in my last page didn't talk like a peasant. I agree, but since I can't allow any plot holes in my masterpiece(ha, and again I say ha), I'll do my best to give you an explaination. The old lady, we'll call her Maureen, lives in a village in the Milar Woodlands. Chances are, if you live in Milar you're either a noble or you work for nobles. Maureen, before she married, had lived as a tutor for the children of the Sinclair family, where she taught reading, writing, and proper speech. She speaks normally at home, but in formal situation, like dealing with a stranger that saved her life, she slips into more graceful language. That's my story. I doubt any of you cared, but this was really more for my benefit.