#saisahan

HELLO?? if anything hes like. An uncle to her. Why would someone say hes in love with her

1. It’s a little unreasonable for everyone in a Middle Ages-esque fantasy to be perfectly literate, and writing with quills was considered legitimate labor! How well can your oc read and/or write? How detailed is their quest log/journal, if they keep one at all?

She knew how to read since she was a child, her parents taught her. She was raised pretty well off so it was one of the things she had to learn - besides it made mischief easier once you can read the labels on everything in the house. And she wasn’t much of a reader until she went to Skyrim for 100 years where she studied most of the books she could get her hands on given how during the long winters in the Tundra there really wasn’t much one person could do for a century.

Before becoming pregnant with her son she wanted to write a book on Alchemical Cures and Poisons, a manual of sorts with her personal discovery but she abandoned the project when she had her son. During his youth she did write a small handbook on poisonous and healing plants in Morrowind and how to save yourself while out in the fields, but besides the Stonefalls the book sadly didn’t go far though it probably saved more than few lives. However after returning from her self made exile, she will find her old notes and finish her book on Alchemy and copies of that book will survive all the way to the TES: III Morrowind timeline, hundreds of years later. Thalis has that impact. 

7. What social class was your oc born into? Did they change classes at all? How?

I would say she was born in upper-middle class or maybe just middle class. Her family had a shop and her father was a fairly successful merchant. She might’ve not been nobility but she lived a comfortable life and was pretty well off, and honestly could pull out the whole noble girl act, both in look and behavior. 

Later on she rejects the invitation to House Telvanni and even when she gets together with her Telvanni lover and has a child, she still rejects his offer to be a high ranking member of the house along with him and settles for living in a small house in Kragenmoor with her son - with his father of course being allowed to live there if he too gives up house Telvanni. She just couldn’t be part of their House because she cannot agree with their moral standing. 

And after her son’s death she basically lives in a cottage in the mountains of Skyrim like a hermit and rarely interacts with people, having basically no income aside from charity or payment for helping the local townsfolk and making everything she had herself. It wasn’t an easy life but she found solace in it and felt peace over her son’s death through leaving in harsh conditions.

Upon her return from the exile however, she will profit from her book and still live modestly however comfortably.

13. Does your oc have any particular rivalry or mutual dislike with any NPC?

I wouldn’t really say anyone in particular. She hates most of the Telvanni, especially the men and I can’t really name drop all of them here, but she doesn’t really get along with the “important” Telvanni. At all. Never will probably. It’s more of a rivalry thing really, except for those who own slaves where it’s more of a “if I find a way to kill you I will” relationship. 

She also doesn’t really like the Tribunal all that much, not as Gods anyway and she doesn’t hate or dislike them, but doesn’t worship them either given how she routinely names her bears after them. 

Flannel plus hoodie combo

CBSJCBD the wine glass is iconic

ghjgjhdkfjh this whole thing was hard as fuck but u right