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==General== | ==General== | ||
| − | Mistress Daelvin is the innkeeper of The Golden Stag in [[Maerone]], [[Cairhien]]. She is small and round with her wispy gray hair in a bun at the nape of her neck. | + | Mistress Daelvin is the innkeeper of [[The Golden Stag]] in [[Maerone]], [[Cairhien (Nation)|Cairhien]]. She is small and round with her wispy gray hair in a bun at the nape of her neck. |
Despite her placid appearance, she keeps a cudgel under her skirts and uses it on men that she thinks are behaving improperly. | Despite her placid appearance, she keeps a cudgel under her skirts and uses it on men that she thinks are behaving improperly. | ||
| − | [[Mat]] and some of the lords and officers of the Band of the Red Hand stay at her inn. When Mat begins flirting with [[Betse]], the serving maid is afraid that Mistress Daelvin might disapprove if she sat there drinking wine with Mat. But when Mistress Daelvin sees Betse, she waves them on. | + | [[Mat]] and some of the lords and officers of the [[Band of the Red Hand]] stay at her inn. When Mat begins flirting with [[Betse]], the serving maid is afraid that Mistress Daelvin might disapprove if she sat there drinking wine with Mat. But when Mistress Daelvin sees Betse, she waves them on. |
Most of her profit comes from the wine and that she can usually only sell in the evening. | Most of her profit comes from the wine and that she can usually only sell in the evening. | ||
| − | (Reference: | + | (Reference: {{loc2|Chapter 5}}) |
==Quotes== | ==Quotes== | ||
| − | "Maybe Mistress Daelvin had worked out some sort of schedule. If she had, Betse was an exception. That slender young woman fetched wine for no one but Mat, danced with no one but Mat, and the innkeeper beamed at them so much like a mother at her daughter's wedding that it made Mat uncomfortable." (Mat on Mistress Daelvin and Betse; | + | "Maybe Mistress Daelvin had worked out some sort of schedule. If she had, Betse was an exception. That slender young woman fetched wine for no one but Mat, danced with no one but Mat, and the innkeeper beamed at them so much like a mother at her daughter's wedding that it made Mat uncomfortable." (Mat on Mistress Daelvin and Betse; {{loc2|Chapter 5}}) |
[[Category:All Characters]] | [[Category:All Characters]] | ||
[[Category:Minor Characters]] | [[Category:Minor Characters]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Innkeepers]] | ||
Latest revision as of 06:13, 5 October 2010
Author: Kyria d'Oreyn
General
Mistress Daelvin is the innkeeper of The Golden Stag in Maerone, Cairhien. She is small and round with her wispy gray hair in a bun at the nape of her neck.
Despite her placid appearance, she keeps a cudgel under her skirts and uses it on men that she thinks are behaving improperly.
Mat and some of the lords and officers of the Band of the Red Hand stay at her inn. When Mat begins flirting with Betse, the serving maid is afraid that Mistress Daelvin might disapprove if she sat there drinking wine with Mat. But when Mistress Daelvin sees Betse, she waves them on.
Most of her profit comes from the wine and that she can usually only sell in the evening.
(Reference: Lord of Chaos, Chapter 5)
Quotes
"Maybe Mistress Daelvin had worked out some sort of schedule. If she had, Betse was an exception. That slender young woman fetched wine for no one but Mat, danced with no one but Mat, and the innkeeper beamed at them so much like a mother at her daughter's wedding that it made Mat uncomfortable." (Mat on Mistress Daelvin and Betse; Lord of Chaos, Chapter 5)
