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==Biography== | ==Biography== | ||
She was considered too meek to disagree with her on any topic of importance. She wore the pin of Asaniefa's silvery hooved lion on green. | Born noble but poor, Thaniet was raised from "regrettable circumstance" by Surela to be her lady-in-waiting, an act for which she was forever grateful. <ref name="rp-03">''[[Rose Point (Fiction) | Rose Point]]'', Part 3</ref> | ||
She was considered too meek to disagree with her on any topic of importance. She wore the pin of Asaniefa's silvery hooved lion on green. Thaniet served as Surela's lady's maid, as Surela preferred her touch to anyone else's; after the coup, Thaniet insisted that Surela deserved a dedicated lady's maid, but Surela wouldn't hear of it: "A dedicated lady's maid wouldn't be you." <ref name="lais-05">''[[Laisrathera (Fiction) | Laisrathera]]'', Chapter 5</ref>They spoke only in silver and gold mode together. | |||
Thaniet died after being raped and tortured by the Chatcaavan invited to the world by [[Baniel]]. She dragged herself to Surela's quarters and let her know that Baniel, Athanesin, and the Chatcaavan were working against her. | Thaniet died after being raped and tortured by the Chatcaavan invited to the world by [[Baniel]]. She dragged herself to Surela's quarters and let her know that Baniel, Athanesin, and the Chatcaavan were working against her. <ref name="lais-12">''[[Laisrathera (Fiction) | Laisrathera]]'', Chapter 12</ref> She died in Surela's arms and the servants of Ontine buried her. Surela's final words before the servants bore her away were: "Go you to the Goddess, and forget all the suffering you knew here. And forgive me."<ref name="lais-12" /> | ||
==Quotes== | ==Quotes== | ||
* "I am glad you are not so bloodthirsty, my Lady. It would be a fell thing, to begin a dynasty with the slaughter of so many people." <ref name="lais-05" | * "It's easier to have my own thoughts, when I'm not around people." <ref name="rp-03" /> | ||
* "I am glad you are not so bloodthirsty, my Lady. It would be a fell thing, to begin a dynasty with the slaughter of so many people." <ref name="lais-05" /> | |||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
* spoke accented Universal | * spoke accented Universal | ||
* found the library in Ontine soothing | * found the library in Ontine soothing | ||
* Surela called her 'my dearest' | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 22:48, 20 August 2020
A sweet faced, gentle noblewoman attached to Asaniefa, the bosom companion of Surela.
Physical Characteristics
Biography
Born noble but poor, Thaniet was raised from "regrettable circumstance" by Surela to be her lady-in-waiting, an act for which she was forever grateful. [1] She was considered too meek to disagree with her on any topic of importance. She wore the pin of Asaniefa's silvery hooved lion on green. Thaniet served as Surela's lady's maid, as Surela preferred her touch to anyone else's; after the coup, Thaniet insisted that Surela deserved a dedicated lady's maid, but Surela wouldn't hear of it: "A dedicated lady's maid wouldn't be you." [2]They spoke only in silver and gold mode together.
Thaniet died after being raped and tortured by the Chatcaavan invited to the world by Baniel. She dragged herself to Surela's quarters and let her know that Baniel, Athanesin, and the Chatcaavan were working against her. [3] She died in Surela's arms and the servants of Ontine buried her. Surela's final words before the servants bore her away were: "Go you to the Goddess, and forget all the suffering you knew here. And forgive me."[3]
Quotes
- "It's easier to have my own thoughts, when I'm not around people." [1]
- "I am glad you are not so bloodthirsty, my Lady. It would be a fell thing, to begin a dynasty with the slaughter of so many people." [2]
Trivia
- spoke accented Universal
- found the library in Ontine soothing
- Surela called her 'my dearest'
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Rose Point, Part 3
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Laisrathera, Chapter 5
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 Laisrathera, Chapter 12