For Wilhemina and Khardeen

Aug 05, 2008 12:42

Ilmarinen has stuck up a large, visible sign. It is lettered in the precise, almost-drawn script of a man who is more used to drafting than to writing, and it is horribly misspelled. The one word that isn't part of a name is in another language--and also misspelled.

VILHIMINA BENNIDIKT IA KARDIIN, the sign reads. There is an arrow pointing to ( Read more... )

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sisterbenedict August 8 2008, 23:53:01 UTC
Wilhelmina manages, and she blinks at the sign, startled. "...what's my name doing there?" She asks no one in particular, with an air of consternation.

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smithofwainola August 8 2008, 23:57:36 UTC
"Are you Wilhemina, lady?" asks Ilmarinen, standing from his seat.

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sisterbenedict August 9 2008, 00:19:33 UTC
She turns and curtseys, quickly. "I am."

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smithofwainola August 9 2008, 00:22:07 UTC
He smiles, making a bow to her. "Do you know a woman known as Lydia? She said she knew you."

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sceltwarlord August 8 2008, 23:53:53 UTC
Khardeen is making eyebrows at the sign, trying to decide if that's supposed to be his name.

"...what language is the middle word in?" He decides on asking.

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smithofwainola August 8 2008, 23:58:30 UTC
"My own language. Of Wainola, on the plains of Kalevala," says Ilmarinen helpfully. By which he means: Finnish.

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