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Originally Posted by Folwren
I did not comprehend. Can you explain it again? Sorry.  |
Okay.
The next day Thornden mentions the decision the parents and himself had reached the last night - and possibly askes for the approval of lord Eodwine for the archery-practises (so individual punishments for all given by parents to their children and possibly by Thornden to Javan - and the decision to try and make their relations better with the quite useful archery training).
Now only at this moment does lord Eodwine learn that Javan has been in a fight. There had been such a number of events the day before that he had never heard about it (I mean there really was!).
Learning that (about the boys having a fight and then the parents & Thornden meeting) he then takes it to his responsibility to talk to them all - and especially Javan (in a way
lmp describes in his post here just a few posts above - #541 to be exact).
And then the archery-training goes on.
Or that's the way I see it right now. I guess this is open to any suggestions.