1)MC Name & RP Name: McMuffinfluffin & Beorhtryth
2)Chosen Patron: The Light
3)Reason For Joining (do not have the reason be to become Ascended): Beorhtryth wishes to join to further his dedications tot he divine. Beorhtryth wishes to devote his life in the service of God who created the races of the world and has brought all that is good to the world.
4)Race: Human
5)Flaws in Your Character: Loyal: Beorhtryth is quick to trust and very loyal. People in higher positions with unsure intentions would find it easy to manipulate Beorhtryth to do their bidding.
Untested Faith: Beorhtryth zealously follows God because that is what he has been taught and exposed to. If someone was to bring evidence that God was false or that his intentions were not pure, than Beorhtryth could possibly turn away front the church and lose all faith with in it the divine.
Impatient: Beorhtryth prefers quicker solutions than long, tedious ones. He would prefer to be quick than doing things 'correct' if he seems them as unnecessarily long.
6) How long have you been on the server: Joined july of 2011, but played infrequently than. So I would say my combined time would equal that of a couple months of experience.
Scenario Questions-Answer how you would react to each situation.
7) You notice an Apprentice Shade harassing a lowly citizen. [shades Are Evil Mages] Beorhtryth approaches the two, unaware of the shade's identity. "You there! Stop harassing that man. If he has wronged you than take it up with the law," said Beorhtryth in a raised voice. The shade made no understandable reply, but began to murmur words Beorhtryth was unfamiliar with. Beorhtryth quickly pushes the shade to the hard ground causing the shade to gasp and lose focus of incantation. As the shade gets up Beorhtryth turns to the citizen and said, "Quick! Go and find the guards!" The citizen ran off as Beorhtryth drew his sword to face the mage. Beorhtryth was unsure if the citizen would actually get help or if the guards would be willing to leave their post, but had no intentions of showing his doubt to the mage. As the mage gets back on his feet Beorhtryth says, "Leave now with your life while you have the chance, the guards will be here before you could beat me and than you will have no chance to escape with your life. Leave while you have the chance." The shade took a dew steps back and reluctantly turned his head to eye the woods which he soon voluted into.
8) You see a small child shivering in the snow. Beorhtryth saw something shivering right off the path, he couldn't see what it was through the thick snow. Beorhtryth walked to the shivering child, slowed down as his feet dragged against the snow, and drew his dagger believing he was about to put an injured animal out of its misery. Beorhtryth dropped his dagger in surprise as he realized the things is a child. Beorhtryth quickly picked up the child, dusted the snow off of her, and held her close to him as his cloak completely buried her against him. Beorhtryth heard stammering and quickly said in a soft voice, "Hush child save your energy." Beorhtryth took her into the nearest town and immediately headed towards the inn. Beorhtryth sat the child at a table and approached the counter. "I'll have two bowls of soup and some bread. And would you know if their are any orphanages nearby?" The bartender came backs with the bowls and bread, "Sorry, none of those around here." Beorhtryth smiled and nodded as he dropped some minas on the counter and took the food to the table. The girls quickly grabbed for the bowl, but Beorhtryth blocked the greedy hand and said, "Prayer first." she sighed and bowed her head as Beorhtryth muttered a prayer. The girl quickly attacked the bowl after and Beorhtryth asked, "Where are your parents, miss?" The child slowed down her eating, but didn't answer. Beorhtryth understood and remained silent while she ate. After she quickly finished Beorhtryth took her into his arms again and gave her his piece of bread before leaving the inn. He would take her to the monks at the sanctuary, they would surely take care of the child. As he began to leave the town the child asked with a full mouth of bread, "What is your name?" Beorhtryth smiled and said, "Beorhtryth, m'lady." She responded with a giggle as Beorhtryth continued on.
9) You are walking down the road when a bandit stops you and threatens to kill you if you don't give him all your money and valuables. Beorhtryth looked the poor man over, he was obviously desperate as Beorhtryth never left home without his arms and armor. Beorhtryth's hand automatically grasped the hilt of his sheathed sword and he saw a flash of fear go through the man's eyes. Beorhtryth felt a jolt of guilt and and sighed. He tossed over a generous pouch of minas and asked for the man's weapon. He handed over a dull dagger and Beorhtryth waved his hand to signal for the man to leave who quickly did so.
10) As you walk through the local market place a person begins to yell that Aeriel and the other patrons are weak and cruel and claims that joining Iblees is the only way to survive. Beorhtryth felt a fit of rage overcome him as he shouted to the man, "How could you say that you fool! The followers of Iblees hide and cower before the might and strength of Aeriel and the 'other patrons'." Beorhtryth took a deep breath and did his best to calm himself as he said, "Us followers of the divine serve to heal and guide those in need, the followers of Iblees murder all they see. I do not believe healing is cruel, but murder is. Those who follow Iblees cower or are dead while the followers of the divine walk with pride, knowing the that our God will protect us." Beorhtryth removed himself from the crowd as the guards grabbed the heretic shouting about the false diety linked to innumerable amounts of murders.
11) A person walks up and asks you, "Why does God allow suffering to continue?" Beorhtryth sighed a she thought up an answer of the difficult question asked by a young man. "God allows suffering because he has given us the will to do as we see fit. If God governed how we must live life than what would be the point of living? Our God weeps over every man, woman, and child that must suffer, but trusts that us mortals will work together to bring an end to it. God has personally placed his trust in each and everyone of us. Everyone person who suffers is simply another opportunity to show that God was right to place his trust in us. Take strength in the fact that those who are not relieved of their suffering are soon to join with God and find no end to their fortunes." Beorhtryth placed a hand on the man's shoulders and concluded, "God allows suffering so we may bring an end to it and bring those who cause it to justice."