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[tire_moi_mes_bottes]

Somebody behind the scenes was pointing out that Lesgle could just do his darn job! It's been a while! and that somebody was quite correct.

Lesgle's strong work ethic has of course been keeping him on a routine schedule of busing tables and cleaning the kitchen, and here he is right now, bustling about in a way that is so far un-disastrous. Do interrupt him!

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[athelstanthescribe]

His life could really be much, much worse. He's even - complicatedly - content.

"All the Northmen braid their hair and beards. And if I'm now to be part of the family..."

[tire_moi_mes_bottes]

It doesn't sit well with Lesgle, the man's acceptance of slavery. But then, he's not there himself. He's not such an ideologue as to demand that an eight-century monk act like a nineteenth-century student.

So he finds a smile. "You'll be braiding it yourself in no time."

[athelstanthescribe]

It might be different if he'd ever really been free. But serf child to monk to thrall, he never has been free to make all his own decisions... yet.

"When it's long enough, most likely. It's a sad little braid for now."