[ It's with widened eyes that Arthur walks through the whole. It is unparalleled as the surrealist experience of Arthur's life. Some things ring true, and others do not, and others only serve to highlight the gaps in his memory. Excalibur he knows, and he's see that round table before, though he couldn't say where. The people who surround the depiction of a man obviously meant to be him are wholly unfamiliar. But none of that matters, because it's the fact of them, that he was so important, so resonant, that someone took the time to weave and paint and forge these artworks that tell his story. ]
Did you collect these?
[ It's asked only as a curiosity. If Wynn has lived a long time, likely he's had ample opportunity to commission and patron and purchase, but that's not what interests Arthur. The dedication to a man he hasn't become yet is painfully clear. Just what is Wynnefalshond expecting of him? For the first time Arthur wonders how Wynn came to be in Winchester at the perfect time. ]
[ But he doesn't ask; is too busy reading the bold text now, which is more than just the code of Camelot, the good practice he asks of his knights; it's a list of rules that Arthur has striven to have guide him in life. Seeing his morality all written down like this it's a little unnerving. ]
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Did you collect these?
[ It's asked only as a curiosity. If Wynn has lived a long time, likely he's had ample opportunity to commission and patron and purchase, but that's not what interests Arthur. The dedication to a man he hasn't become yet is painfully clear. Just what is Wynnefalshond expecting of him? For the first time Arthur wonders how Wynn came to be in Winchester at the perfect time. ]
[ But he doesn't ask; is too busy reading the bold text now, which is more than just the code of Camelot, the good practice he asks of his knights; it's a list of rules that Arthur has striven to have guide him in life. Seeing his morality all written down like this it's a little unnerving. ]