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I want to talk about Palestine and what we can all do to support them in this time. The majority of us may not be table to take to the streets in protest or donate or even show our support through symbols in certain areas but that doesn't mean you cannot support them. There are ways of support and protest, there is no reason you can be exempt from helping where you can. Boycott brands, share and interact with content by Palestinians, do not be silent. DO NOT BE SILENT. Your protest/support may not be as large as some, but the least you can do is speak the name of Palestine. Speak the name of Palestine and think of her people every day, speak her name again and again until she has peace again.

If a woman saved the life of the crown prince from an assassination what kind of reward would she receive?

How likely of a chance would the bastard daughter of the king have to go unrecognized in court? The daughter in question was raised away from society then was hired as a guard after saving a noble child’s life.

This is going to take some set-up before we get to the question: Suppose there's a common-born man who's attained a high position at a royal court as an administrator/advisor/assistant of some type for the King. He hasn't been granted lands or title, but he receives considerable compensation for his work and has a permanent set of rooms at the Palace, which is where he lives.

How much say would a royal heir have in who would be part of their royal court? Would they be allowed to appoint, however unofficially, friends they made during their training/schooling/etc. or someone like a bodyguard or a particularly loyal servant as part of their court or would the membership be up to their parents until they come of age?

How would the regent for an orphaned royal heir be determined? Do they have to be a blood relative or could a royal advisor or an adoptive relation serve the role of regent?

So kingdom A is broke because of the monarch’s warmongering so they arrange a marriage between their twin daughters and two brothers from kingdom B because B is wealthy,they wait until all the kids are grown for an actual marriage,would the children exchange letters,and pay visits to the other’s kingdoms?

hiii I just wanted to say- omg im so happy i found you again, a few years ago i used to ask your advice a lot as a 15/16 year old trying to write historical novels, it was so helpful, and recently im getting back into writing and couldnt remember what your userame was, but eventually found you, and so i may have some questions at some point :)

In a pure fantasy sense, how large a noble faction/king's staff do you think would have to be to maintain sufficient dominion over an entire planet under one singular monarch/emperor?

How often do noble cousins of a monarch gets jealous of their cousin's status? I have been thinking about this for a while.

hello!! i was wondering if you could help me answer a couple of questions i've collected while writing.

If an unmarried rich woman from the 1920s kept hosting parties where people kept disappearing how could she either cover this up or get away with it?

If a young queen placed herself in a magic coma (magic is a known and accepted thing in this world) to avoid being eaten by a monster taking over the kingdom and was awoken a year later thanks to a group of heroes how would the populace react to their queen’s “cowardice”? The kingdom in question is highly militant and values honor.

Hello Your Grace! A few questions for you from this humble servant:

I have such an odd question for you, but like in the era of Strong Divine Right Belief, do you think in Soulmate AUs that royal soulmates no matter the class would be allowed because clearly the Divine has spoken?

Just curious but the "dating and never getting legally committed together" thing we see in modern day, is it truly a modern day thing or has that style of thing existed throughout time?

Hello there! Hope you're doing well.