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| − | The innkeeper talks to the group as he leads them to their rooms. He mentions that some one is "proclaiming the Dragon in [[Ghealdan]]". Moiraine thinks that he means a false Dragon but Furlan explains that the man is "preaching his coming". They realise that the man he mentions must be [[Masema]]; Moiraine becomes angry and storms to her room. Furlan shows the others to their rooms. | + | The innkeeper talks to the group as he leads them to their rooms. He mentions that some one is "proclaiming [[Rand|the Dragon]] in [[Ghealdan]]". Moiraine thinks that he means a [[false Dragon]] but Furlan explains that the man is "preaching his coming". They realise that the man he mentions must be [[Masema]]; Moiraine becomes angry and storms to her room. Furlan shows the others to their rooms. |
| − | Perrin unpacks and then thinks about the black haired woman in the common room and the Aiel in the cage. Loial comes into his room a little later, excited that his bed is made of sung wood, to tell Perrin that it is time for supper. Perrin declines and Loial leaves, leaving Perrin to his thinking. Perrin is surprised that the young woman had stared at him when she had "an [[Ogier]] to look at, and Hunters of the Horn in the house, and a Lady visiting". He thinks about the Aielman and Min's viewing. Perrin believes that he should have stopped the children from throwing rocks at the man and decides that he should do something. He buckles his axe and leaves his room. | + | Perrin unpacks and then thinks about the black haired woman in the common room and the [[Aiel]] in the cage. Loial comes into his room a little later, excited that his bed is made of sung wood, to tell Perrin that it is time for supper. Perrin declines and Loial leaves, leaving Perrin to his thinking. Perrin is surprised that the young woman had stared at him when she had "an [[Ogier]] to look at, and [[Hunters of the Horn]] in the house, and a Lady visiting". He thinks about the Aielman and [[Min]]'s viewing. Perrin believes that he should have stopped the children from throwing rocks at the man and decides that he should do something. He buckles his axe and leaves his room. |
Perrin goes to Moiraine's room in search of Lan but finds that he is not there. He asks Moiraine if Rand caused the battle between the Aiel and the Hunters but Moiraine does not know. She mentions that she has to decide between taking a boat to [[Illian]] and another to [[Tear]] or continuing across land to Tear. The voyage by boat is quicker, "If I cannot catch him, I will be in Tear close behind him", and so they will probably do that. Perrin wants to know if either Moiraine or Lan can sense a [[Darkfriend]] and she replies that "very few humans are so far gone". Perrin leaves her room and heads outside to the village square. | Perrin goes to Moiraine's room in search of Lan but finds that he is not there. He asks Moiraine if Rand caused the battle between the Aiel and the Hunters but Moiraine does not know. She mentions that she has to decide between taking a boat to [[Illian]] and another to [[Tear]] or continuing across land to Tear. The voyage by boat is quicker, "If I cannot catch him, I will be in Tear close behind him", and so they will probably do that. Perrin wants to know if either Moiraine or Lan can sense a [[Darkfriend]] and she replies that "very few humans are so far gone". Perrin leaves her room and heads outside to the village square. | ||
Revision as of 15:22, 21 April 2007
A Different Dance
Author: Estyrien al'Halien
Characters: Perrin, Moiraine, Lan, Loial, Gainor Furlan, Lord Orban, Lord Gann, Gaul, Whitecloaks and Faile
Point of view: Perrin
The innkeeper talks to the group as he leads them to their rooms. He mentions that some one is "proclaiming the Dragon in Ghealdan". Moiraine thinks that he means a false Dragon but Furlan explains that the man is "preaching his coming". They realise that the man he mentions must be Masema; Moiraine becomes angry and storms to her room. Furlan shows the others to their rooms.
Perrin unpacks and then thinks about the black haired woman in the common room and the Aiel in the cage. Loial comes into his room a little later, excited that his bed is made of sung wood, to tell Perrin that it is time for supper. Perrin declines and Loial leaves, leaving Perrin to his thinking. Perrin is surprised that the young woman had stared at him when she had "an Ogier to look at, and Hunters of the Horn in the house, and a Lady visiting". He thinks about the Aielman and Min's viewing. Perrin believes that he should have stopped the children from throwing rocks at the man and decides that he should do something. He buckles his axe and leaves his room.
Perrin goes to Moiraine's room in search of Lan but finds that he is not there. He asks Moiraine if Rand caused the battle between the Aiel and the Hunters but Moiraine does not know. She mentions that she has to decide between taking a boat to Illian and another to Tear or continuing across land to Tear. The voyage by boat is quicker, "If I cannot catch him, I will be in Tear close behind him", and so they will probably do that. Perrin wants to know if either Moiraine or Lan can sense a Darkfriend and she replies that "very few humans are so far gone". Perrin leaves her room and heads outside to the village square.
Perrin walks to the cage holding the Aielman and lets it down onto the ground. He then opens the door of the cage and tells the Aielman to get out. The man does and tells Perrin that his name is Gaul and he is a Stone Dog. When Perrin asks what he is doing so far away from the Waste Gaul tells him that he is looking for He Who Comes With the Dawn. Perrin realises that he is talking about Rand and tells Gaul to head towards Tear. Suddenly Whitecloaks realise that Gaul is free and attack. Gaul and Perrin fight them off and Perrin realises that if all Aiel fight as well as Gaul then Lord Orban's tale could not be true. Gaul tells him that there were only two of them and that "Sarien and I were careless". He then runs off into the night.
Perrin looks round and see a girl running towards the inn, obviously the black haired woman. Lan joins Perrin and the square and demands to know if "there is anyone who can connect it to you". Perrin mentions the girl and Lan tells him to head back to the inn and pack.
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