Post by roman on Dec 19, 2006 18:32:57 GMT -5
The Wedding feast of Roman and Zhawala will be on:
January 10th, at approximately 8pm.
Freinds from the Island of Scagnar, Hunjer, and the other trade Islands and ports of Torsvaldland will be invited to attend. Savage Outlaw and Slaver's Camp are also invited to attend.
It will be quite a roleplay activity. There will be roast tarsk and other foods and drinks, games, music, entertainment and contests. Most likely wrestling and sparring contests, but possibly also contests such as 'girl catch' and the like. The streets will be adorned with decorations and the feast will have a carvinal like atmosphere.
In keeping with the books, the Wedding feast will be occuring at a time of Gorean celebration known as 'The Passage hand'. This is sort of like the Gorean New years.
January 5th -10th.
The Waiting Hand:
This would be a solemn period the week before the wedding feast. Goreans would paint their doorframes white and nail brakbrush to their doors and spend most or all of their time outdoors in the streets or on bridges. There is no laughing, singing, playing of games, or unnecessary talking allowed.
Then on the Tenth day, the brakbrush is burned and the merriment and festivities begin.
January 10th, at approximately 8pm.
Freinds from the Island of Scagnar, Hunjer, and the other trade Islands and ports of Torsvaldland will be invited to attend. Savage Outlaw and Slaver's Camp are also invited to attend.
It will be quite a roleplay activity. There will be roast tarsk and other foods and drinks, games, music, entertainment and contests. Most likely wrestling and sparring contests, but possibly also contests such as 'girl catch' and the like. The streets will be adorned with decorations and the feast will have a carvinal like atmosphere.
In keeping with the books, the Wedding feast will be occuring at a time of Gorean celebration known as 'The Passage hand'. This is sort of like the Gorean New years.
January 5th -10th.
The Waiting Hand:
This would be a solemn period the week before the wedding feast. Goreans would paint their doorframes white and nail brakbrush to their doors and spend most or all of their time outdoors in the streets or on bridges. There is no laughing, singing, playing of games, or unnecessary talking allowed.
Then on the Tenth day, the brakbrush is burned and the merriment and festivities begin.
