#thewidowofsolitude

Send a number from 1-15 to see what the muse thinks about the subject.

1: In regards to leadership: does a leader owe their loyalty to the people, or do the people owe their loyalty to them? 

You can find the answer here!

4: What is their opinion on fights? Can personal issues be solved better through diplomacy, or through violence.

Ulfric would be the one to pick for a fight to settle an on-going disagreement. He’s got a short temper and he’s very aggressive when he snaps, so he will likely want to resolve any issue with violence. Superiority in physical strength is something that marks the Nord culture as well, and he’s encountered plenty of fights for dominance in the Legion. Although Ulfric has been raised to accept the diplomatic approach (as a Jarl’s son and former Greybeard-to-be he’s been taught plenty about it) he feels more drawn to violence. When it comes to arguing with loved ones, he’s a bit more patient, and he is much less likely to punch the other in the face.

15: If made to choose between their family’s desires and their own, which would they choose?

((Had the same problem too on a different blog when I was still a minor. Turns out most of those blogs are virus blogs, and it’s best to just block them completely.))

“Elisif,” came Elenwen’s soft but wearied voice; amber eyes flickering up to meet Elisif’s. “You know how I feel about Nordic meals.” She added with a forced smile – her true feelings apart from disgust were typically indiscernible.

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Pausing, she looked her step-mother over, before continuing to fold the clothes strewn amongst her bed. Her gaze dropped back down to the task at hand, not wanting to make eye-contact while speaking about her pregnancy. She felt she was throwing away her youth; the years her male peers would remember as the best years of their lives. However, with Elenwen on one side, and Rulindil on the other, she really hadn’t a choice.

((“YOU DIDN’T RAISE ME.”))