#thomas lawrence

Here's chapter 13 of "Letters from Geneva"!

really love the combination of ancient tradition and modernity😆imagine under all that cassock and robe thing are just suit and belt and wristwatch like a hot daddy😡

Brother Wilhelm Mandorf is a native of German lands, he is about 55 years old and he is a Benedictine monk. He knows perfectly well what is written in the papers. He knows a lot about history (by the standards of the Middle Ages) so you can contact Willy for these questions.Wilhelm has a habit of silently adjusting his glasses when he is unhappy.

His desk (like Lorenzo's) is the only place where it's perfectly clean. He loves the infusion of medicinal herbs that Brother Aldo finds. He often spends the night in the scriptorium. He also writes beautifully in German and Latin. Has a collection of stones. It calms him down.

His relationship (briefly):

Tomaso Lorenzo is deeply respected. He knows that the abbot is an honest man. Sometimes they peacefully argue about the interpretation of documents.

Brother Raimondo is a colleague. Raimondo is a junior clerk and a pupil of William.

Vincenzo Benitez — curiosity. Mandorf had heard from the abbot about the nomad, but had not personally seen Benitez.

Sister Agnes is neutrally cold. The abbess is suspicious of the male clerk, as she believes that he can forge documents. He, in turn, does not seek the company of a strange woman. It is limited only to polite greetings.