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As a boy, the third trueborn Eagle child tended to be quiet and watchful, or bold by turns. As his father's youngest son, Justin knew he wanted to become a knight. Jerold decided that an old acquaintance, Ser Haffrey Tully (NPC), would make a suitably steadfast, levelheaded and pious example for his younger son. Justin was sent as page and then squired to Ser Haffrey Tully and thus was gone from Terrick lands for about 8 years.
During the Ironborn Invasion Justin was in the southeast with Haffrey when news reached them of the invasion. They hurried to lend their aid where upon they were met by Ironborn raiders. Ser Haffrey, who was no longer a young man, was cut down in the fighting. Justin defended his fallen knight taking serious wounds himself. The group was outnumbered. Forced to withdraw, Ser Haffrey Tully succumbed to his wounds in the days after. Justin made it to Seagard to heal. Some would say he'd earned his spurs with such fighting, yet Ser Haffrey never regained consciousness and died of his wounds before it might be decided. Justin gained a saddle horse but no proper war mount, partial maile, and an old, repaired sword. Money or opportunity had been scarce.
When he was fit to travel, Justin departed Seagard for home. News of many things had reached him in those grim months. He returned to Terrick's Roost to see the destruction with his own eyes. With half of his family gone, the Roost partly in ruins, and Stonebridge vassalage lost, hunger and poverty were sinking their ugly claws into his family's holdings. Justin did his part to find solutions to their problems.
| Of Bandits and Rescued Women: |
Bandits had become a problem and Justin had been scouting the land between Terrick's Roost and Stonebridge with Hunter Kain. Together they found a woodcutters' camp with suspicious activity. Justin had also worked out a plan to lure bandits out by using supply wagons as bait. Before they might do that, a group of picnicking noblewomen with their servants were attacked on Justin's 20th nameday and taken for ransom. Whether these were the /same/ bandits or not wasn't known. The following morning the search began!
Justin played a key part with other trackers to hunt down the missing women. One group of bandits were found guarding a cave that turned out to house wild pigs. Leading their archers to attack the bandit sentries, Justin dropped one with an arrow to the throat while Ser Kamron lead the frontal assault. Afterwards a captured bandit gave them a new lead to a second camp with another cave to the west.
Ser Kittridge gathered the knights and lords to set an ambush to attack the second cave to rescue the women. Justin wounded and subdued one bandit with his half brother Jarod who bound him, then Justin took off to track a wounded man that got away. Alas, the escaped man got away with the coming of dark. All of the women were recovered.
Later Justin interrogats the man they took prisoner, Rolf. Once Jensen's name and whereabouts are learned, Justin sends Ser Hardwicke and several knights to capture the last bandit. Justin puts him into the dungeon with their first bandit captive to await trial for their crimes of murder, abduction, and ransom. Jensen's three children are sent to the Sept until fostered.
| Vigil and Knighting: |
On June 14th, exactly two weeks after his 20th nameday, Justin was knighted by Ser Kamron Mallister after taking his vigil at the Sept. He earned his spurs for his efforts against the bandits and his part in rescuing the abducted women. Following his accolade, Justin oversaw the official re-opening of the Sept in Terrick's Roost.
| Tournament at Seagard: |
Newly knighted, Justin rode in his first joust at tournament! He didn't expect to do well but unhorsed Ser Frederyck Tarly, Ser Kittridge Groves, and Ser Calvan Mallister! In the final round Justin rode against his half brother, Ser Jarod, who unhorsed Justin, making the Half Eagle the new Champion of the Joust. Justin asked for and rode with lady Roslyn Nayland's favour. The following day's jousting Lord Patrek asked Justin to return as one of the champions. He was unhorsed by Ser Frederyk after three passes. Justin was then laid up several days with bruises and cracked ribs.
Returned home, Lord Jerold granted Jarod's armour with breastplate to Justin. It was much better than Justin's set of dinged up partial maile. He kept back enough of his savings and tournament winnings to have Jarod's armour refitted to himself as Jarod had urged. The majority of Justin's tournament money was given over to his Anais and his father for the dwindled Terrick treasury.
| Sheriff of Terrick's Roost: |
Justin sought out the acting Sheriff Mortimer to discuss appointing the man formally to the position. Mortimer declined and suggests Justin was better suited. After discussing it with Jacsen, Justin was appointed Sheriff of Terrick's Roost with Mortimer to assist him while Justin begins to studies law.
Shortly afterwards Justin scheduled the sentencing of the two bandits, Jensen and Rolf. A gallows was erected and a hanging clearly intended, but at the last both men were offered the Black, which they opted to take. The outcome mostly pleased the Roost's smallfolk but was far less popular among the gathered nobility. The smallfolk took up the chant, "Vigilant and Just!" The Terrick House family motto.
| Murder & Head Butting: |
During Lord Ser Aleister Charlton's visit to the Roost to negotiate the Accord, lady Alys's former guards and handmaiden were murdered upon the road on the edge of Terrick lands. As Sheriff, Justin investigated including questioning of lady Alys which annoyed Lord Aleister. The Charltons abruptly departed the Roost but not before the Accord had been signed. Ser Justin declared the murder to have been 'bandits' and increased patrols for a little while.
Justin and his sister the lady Lucienne had an argument about her traveling to Stonebridge and the Mire while troops were amassing elsewhere to march through the Twins. Justin ordered her to be guarded and detained at the tower rather than risk her falling into Nayland hands as a hostage for leverage over the Stonebridge matter. Lord Jerold himself overturned the order and instead sent Lucienne to live at Kingsgrove, signing her betrothal to Young Lord Stafford Groves.
| Accord Hunt and Festival: |
After supporting the Lady Anais to see the Charlton Accord negotiated and signed by Lord Jerold and Lord Aleister, Justin then oversees setting up the first hunt into the former Camden lands as permitted in the Accord. Justin also sets up a celebratory festival for the people of Terrick's Roost to begin after the hunt.
| Erenford Oxen: |
Justin rode forth to Heronhurst after the Seagard wedding of Ser Kamron Mallister to the lady Saffron Banefort, with funds scraped together by Lady Anais - donations of several combined ransoms from two tournaments, Ser Kell's restitution paid by Lord Aleister for the slaying of an Ironborn prisoner, as well as other donations. Justin purchased a number of oxen, a large single flock of sheep and a mixed herd of meat and milk goats. With Men-at-arms and knights, as well as a few hired Erenford, the livestock were successfully brought back to the Roost. They passed back through Stonebridge on the morning of Lord Aleister's deadline ere Nayland and Charlton forces clashed.
| Nayland Gifts? |
Lady Anathema Nayland and her sons arrived with wagons full of seed grain to offer as a token of friendship. Wary of their intentions Justin rode out to escort them in from the border. Finally there is seed enough to begin replanting in earnest - and then they yet have to wait about 5 months until their first harvest since the Ironborn laid waste to the Roost.
| More Deadly Bandits? |
Word came that the Young Lord Marvish Erenford was slayn by bandits on the road. Justin surmised these were likely sell sword mercenaries cut loose after the Stonebridge conflict - men who got little pay and less booty. Veteran fighting men, not disgruntled smallfolk. Very quietly, Justin realized it could also have been Highfield or Charlton men exacting revenge on the Erenfords for attacking their war camp over Stonebridge - bandits can be a very handy excuse. Lady Katrin was likewise attacked, her face slashed and she was lucky to get away with her life.
Ser Symeon (a Frey knight) rides in bearing a sack with two dead men's heads and a cryptic note from someone calling himself the Raven - a message about bandits for Ser Justin. The newly arrived lady Rebecca takes exception and attacks the Frey knight with her bare hands, scratching up his face. Strangely Ser Symeon nearly bleeds to death.
| Kingsgrove & MiddleMarch |
Shortly after Jacsen himself goes missing, presumed to go out and meet his sister Lucienne on her return from Kingsgrove after being sent home for slapping Young Lord Stafford's mother! The lord Sheriff gathered up a large patrol of knights, men-at-arms and a few bowman scouts to check the road between the Roost and Kingsgove. At the border they met with Young Lord Ser Stafford Groves who joined his men in the search but returned home when no sign is found.
Justin led his own men onto MiddleMarch. There they found Jacsen's horse and a ransom note demanding 400 gold dragons be paid for Jacsen's life. Further on at the manor house the lady Lucienne is found - and discovered to be showing pregnancy. Many sinister secrets seem to come out but neither Young Lord Jacsen nor the missing Terrick Seal are found. Ser Justin puts his sister under house arrest and brings her back to Four Eagles tower.
| Disinherited? |
Lord Jerold agrees to Justin's request to meet, including Ser Bolland, Ser Ozric and the Lady Anais. Justin fills them in on recent events but the meeting falls apart as his father steadfastly refuses to hear ill of his daughter Lucienne no matter the evidence. Bolland mocks him and Jerold goes after his brother, Justin intervening to keep them from fighting. In the end, Jerold admits ill handling of the Roost and rather than trust his youngest son to have a chance as heir after Jacsen, Jerold all but disinherits Justin - giving the Lordship over to his brother Bolland and making Bolland's son Ozric heir. Nevermind Justin is the only one of Jerold's children who had NOT screwed up.
Needless to say, Justin is pissed. Ozric breaks the news to him saying that Justin will remain Sheriff so long as he conducts himself as pleases Bolland.
Physical Features
The same height as his father, this young man stands 6'1" tall and around 200 lbs. He is atheletic with good muscle tone but not stocky in build, tending to the leaner side of a man used to covering much ground either on foot or in the saddle. With brown-black hair that is untrimmed, his slightly angular tanned face has either grey eyes, or hazel that look more grey than anything else in good light. His hands are calloused and long fingered. Dark stubble is often presant over his jaw. Recent events have certainly been tempering, making him leaner and harder of feature than one might expect for his age.
Allies and Foes
- The Cover
- House Terrick (Active)
- House Terrick (Inactive)
- House Mallister
- House Nayland (Inactive)
- House Frey
- House Groves
- House Haigh
- House Erenford
- House Charlton
- House Flint
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House Terrick: My house, my family and all that defines me. While not among the wealthier of houses, we have fertile lands, the wind from the sea, and with hard work we will once more see our lands thrive. One way or another we'll make it so, whatever we must do ….. that was before my House all but cast me out, my father handing over everything to Bolland and his sons instead of giving me a chance as heir after Jacsen went missing. Now I don't know what I think of my House. Bitterness and resentment. |
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Lord Ser Bolland Terrick : Another of Justin's uncles, this one newly returned to the Roost after an absence of 15 years living in the Vale with his wife's family. Reputed to be ruthless, godless, judgmental, brilliant, and ambitious, he and Jerold quarreled ere Ser Bolland departed. Justin was only 5 years old then. Now he's sizing up his uncle. Has Ser Bolland returned to push his father out and replace Justin and Jacsen with his own sons? Or could he have come to aid his brother in this difficult time? Justin's not betting on the man's generous soul. Alas, Bolland didn't even have to /try/ to take the Roost - Jerold GAVE the lordship to him and his son, Ozric dumping Justin out in the cold. One is not pleased to be right. Any shred of respect he had for his uncle is equally chucked out the window. |
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lady Tressa Terrick : Tressa is one of Justin's lady Aunts. He doesn't really know her and likely never will, now. |
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Young Lord Ozric Terrick : At first, Justin and Ozric were getting along fine. Up until the meeting with Jerold and Bolland where his father gave the Lordship of the Roost to Bolland and the heir would pass to Ozric, rather than to Justin. Now there is a cold hatred settling into the pit of Justin's stomach for the one eyed Knight. Time will have to tell whether Justin can get over his father's betrayal and ever feel like his cousins are family - or if they will be his enemies. Likely enough, Ozric will marry Anais. |
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Lothar Terrick : Justin's younger cousin who's shared a room with him since arriving at the Roost. Seems like a likable enough lad, a few years younger than himself. Lothar's a squire in need of a knight and Justin was considering taking him on for his own squire - until the fiasco with his father has all but tossed Justin out of the family. So now that probably won't happen. It isn't Lothar's fault though right now Justin's pretty pissed at all of his family. |
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Lady Anais Terrick : Formerly a Banefort, Lady Anais is Jacsen's wife. She's pretty and smart but also under a great deal of preasure. Anais has made some mistakes like making an enemy of Lucienne and angering Lord Jerold, and causing rumors of a romance with the Regent of Stonebridge, Ser Riordan Nayland. She seems to be hot and cold by turns in her marriage to his brother, Jacsen. Anais has done /very/ well with the Accord negotiations with Highfield and kept her head splendidly in a family meeting discussing the Accord before getting it signed. Justin tries both to be supportive of her and tame her wilder side to keep peace within his House. He trusts and has more affection for Anais than anyone else in his House. |
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Ser Kell Drakmoor: A stout and dependable knight who in Justin's opinion exemplifies many of the ideal qualities of knighthood, never mind the man is common born. Kell is steady, sensible, generous, veteran, and there are few men Justin would rather have ride with him into any fight. |
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Courier Nathaniel Corbitt: Likeable, loyal fellow who is a courier Justin often uses to carry messages. At the Seagard tournament, Nathaniel also acted in place of a squire to Justin by handing him lances when needed. He is easy to get along with, seems honest and dependable. |
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Master of Hunt Kain Audron: One of the rare men to have earned a measure of Justin's trust. Proven himself useful and dependable time and again with fine skills for hunting bandits. Justin killed a bear that mauled Kain and though social status divides them, friendship has grown between them. |
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Ser Jerold Terrick : Justin's father and former Lord of House Terrick. Justin has chafed at his father's lack of decisiveness in dealing with issues of the House, and concerned with how Jerold doesn't seem to have any good sense where Lucienne is concerned. Now that Jerold has stabbed Justin in the back and gave away the Lordship of the Roost to his brother, and made Ozric heir… Justin's strained affection and respect for his father has turned to disgust and loathing. How's that for showing a son a father's total lack of confidence? Turns out his father has proven senile as hell anyway. |
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Lady Evangeline Middleton : Justin's deceased Lady mother. He quietly grieved her loss but it's been too many years for him to remember much about her. |
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Ser Revyn Terrick : Justin's Uncle was a man that he both admired and respected as a boy. Justin mourned the loss of this man as well. |
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Ser Jaremy Terrick : Jerold's first born and Justin's elder brother who was disowned and self exiled north to join the Night's Watch. Justin used to look up to Jaremy as his favorite brother. Things sure changed. |
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Lord Jacsen Terrick : Jerold's second born and Justin's elder brother who was due to inherit after their father. Justin wasn't close with Jacsen and they mostly argued or kept their distance from one another. Lame from an old battle wound that gave him great pain, Jacsen's addiction to milk of the poppy, Justin's opinion of his brother steadily declined since he returned home. Jacsen did appointed Justin as Sheriff so he made reports occasionally to keep his brother informed of his activities. Rumor had it that they didn't get along too well. Most recently it seems a poppy addled Jacsen has gone and disappeared. Justin searches for his brother but … now that Jerold gave the Lordship to Bolland and cast Justin out, he could't give a rats ass if they ever find his brother. It's better for everyone if Jacsen is dead - especially for his brother. |
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lady Lucienne Terrick : Luci has grown into a very strong willed young woman who likes to manipulate others. She tried to get Justin to support her in requesting Jerold's Seal from Jacsen (Justin would not) and is rumored to later have tried to blackmail Jacsen with milk of the poppy to get it. To keep her from traveling to Stonebridge and the Mire and risk her being taken as hostage by the Naylands while Chartlon and Haigh troops marched for war, Justin orders her kept at Four Eagles Tower. Lord Jerold overturns the order and instead sends Lucienne to the Groves with the betrothal to Lord Stafford. Justin is glad to be rid of her. Gah! And then she slaps Young Lord Stafford's mother and is sent packing for home! Justin later finds her at MiddleMarch, obviously pregnant. Lots of family dirt in that story, which he does his best to keep quiet. He puts her under House arrest and brings her back to the Roost with intention of sending her to a MotherHouse for her disgrace. Jerold rips that decision out of Justin's hands. |
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Ser Jarod Rivers : Half-Brother, a bastard born to Lord Jerold who disgraced himself upon Justin's return home. Jarod was outcast from the family and swore service to Lord Riordan Nayland, the Regent of Stonebridge after marrying Rowenna Nayland in secret. Justin lost the last pass of the Seagard joust to the Half Eagle and Jarod was beyond fair with the ransom for Justin's horse and armour. After the Charlton attack of Stonebridge, his half sibling is reported to have had an accident with his horse that broke his leg. Last Justin heard, Jarod drifted south to Fairmarket to heal. |
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House Mallister: My house's liege lords, we are loyal to the Mallisters who have always treated us well as valued vassals. They send us good men and women to aid us in our desperate hours after the Ironborn siege when they are in the midst of rebuilding themselves. Time and again Seagard has helped us when we ailed and it shall never be forgotten. |
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Ser Kamron Mallister : Lord Martyn's cousin, Kamron has come from Seagard to aid the Terricks in their time of need after the Ironborn siege even though Seagard itself was similarly devastated. Kamron has proven to be a very level headed, stout knight, a good friend and an ally. The Mallister is a veteran and with fighting likely to break out over Stonebridge, Justin values Kamron's level head and experience all the more. This is the man who knighted Justin after his part in rescuing the women the bandits took. |
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lady Muirenn Mallister : Lord Martyn's sister, Muirenn has a sharp tongue, as Justin did learn! The two of them bumped heads hard when they met but since then things have smoothed over between them, mostly. She has expressed a desire to see herself wed to Justin, though he thinks that impractical. His house will use his marriage for political gain and Muirenn's frail health concerns him over her ability to give his House children. She is very sweet, lovely and plays the dulcimer beautifully. |
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Ser Martyn Mallister : Lord Kamron's cousin and Lady Muirenn's brother, Justin doesn't know this man too well. He's come down to aid the Roost with the others but as he doesn't say much. Seems steady and reasonably dependable, watchful, if a little bland. Justin is coming to learn that Martyn is a good, steadfast man even if he's plain, no frills. |
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Ser Keelin Dorsey : Lady Muirenn's common knight, Justin and Keelin have shared a few words when Lady Muirenn and Justin didn't initially get along. Keelin gave Justin a warning that if he upset Lady Muirenn again, Keelin would give him a thrashing. Justin was amused and told the knight to bring it on as he'd be pleased to spar against the man whether they had words between them or not. Seems they are getting along all right. |
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Mistress Dania Dorsey : Ser Keelin's sister, too tall but with a very pleasant face and smile. Justin finds her company comfortable and values Dania's good sense. She is a healer, herbalist, and midwife. As she seems willing to help him look into the possible black market trade, Justin has set huntsman Kain to be looking out for her since her brother Keelin can't always do so. Justin's kind of fond of her and she likes to dive for seaweed along the coast. She's recently departed the Roost for parts unknown. |
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House Nayland: My house's arch rivals, the ambitious Nayland family who by our own lack of action, and their swift movement, secured Stonebridge by marrying my brother's betrothed, the Lady Isolde Tordane. Our houses have loathed one another for so long, no one even remembers why. Then in this past generation it became personal between our fathers over some slight that perhaps involved Lucienne. It is a house that has certainly played us and proven themselves untrustworthy anew with the wishy-washy betrothal negotiations with my own house. |
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Ser Rutger Nayland : Justin's never met the man though he's rumored to have murdered his first wife by strangulation. Terricks didn't care for the terms Ser Rutger offered for the betrothal negotiations - Justin thought the dowery for Lady Roslyn was insulting to both sides. In retrospect the doubt Ser Rutger sowed by insisting on a clause that Lady Roslyn could not be set aside if found unsuitable turned out for the best if the rumors are true that she was sleeping around with Ser Kittridge Groves. |
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Lord Regent of Stonebridge, Ser Riordan Nayland : Of them all, Riordan's likable for a Nayland. Justin has bumped heads with this man but overall Riordan strikes him as being more honorable than most Naylands. The man is also an excellent horseman and jouster, and he knows his manners pretty well. Seems to mean what he says. |
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lady Roslyn Nayland: House Nayland put forth the betrothal offer to marry Lady Roslyn to Justin. The negotiations dragged on for months and Justin did his part to try to be receptive. After the women were rescued back from the bandits, he even stole a kiss from the Lady Roslyn. However, she constantly gave him mixed signals and he didn't trust her. In the end, her House played him and rumors came out of her not being the virtuous woman she pretended to be. Seems she was sleeping around with Ser Kittridge Groves, whom her house worked out a betrothal for her with instead. That's just as well. |
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lady Rowenna Nayland: The woman who pretended to be her brother Rowan for years and pretended to squire to Justin's bastard half brother. Jarod foolishly 'knighted' her and then married this woman. Justin finds this unexcusable and might could get past some of it if only Rowenna didn't go around /still/ trying to pass herself off as a knight. Now she's been talking about taking on female squires of her own. Lately though she's taken to wearing dresses and acting more reasonable. Well, aside from punch her brother Rafferdy in the face at the Frey's tournament and getting most of the Naylands thrown out of the dance. She seems to make his half brother happy though, and for that one little thing Justin could thank her. |
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House Frey: Traditionally the House most despised by my own liege Lords, the Mallisters, House Frey is a very prolific and wealthy house. Their bannermen include the Naylands, Charltons, Erenfords, Haighs and so forth. They are notoriously late to join in any fight, if they bother to bestir themselves forth from the Twins at all. |
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Ser Maldred Rivers: A bastard born, he is an interesting man who pushes his limits and spars readily with words. Despite his pushing, Justin kind of likes this knight for his sense of humor. Thus far, Justin pushes back to see what sort of man Malred really is, other than a half-blooded Frey of some kind or another. So damn many of them to keep track of, but this one stands out a bit. |
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lady Firth Frey: Another one of the Frey women, again hard to keep track of which is a daughter of Walder's (which Walder?) and by which wife, or some cousin, or whatever. She's aloof somewhat. Justin doesn't have a particular impression of her so far other than she's been polite to himself. |
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lady Aralima Frey: Yes, another Frey. Some cousin or another not in the direct line, if Justin can keep them straight. Lady Firth's niece perhaps? Whatever her relationship, she's fairer haired than even a Lannister and much better looking than expected. Justin met her at Seagard for Ser Kamron Mallister and Lady Saffron Banefort's wedding. |
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Ser Kittridge Groves: Ser Kamron spoke well of him for his part fighting the Ironborn. Still, Justin's never gotten along well with this egotistical man, unseating Kittridge in the joust at Seagard. Turns out he's not much of a knight either in terms of his conduct, rumored to have been sleeping with the Lady Roslyn Nayland while her house was negotiating a betrothal between her and Justin. Now Kittridge is betrothed to the Lady Roslyn and Justin thinks they are well suited to one another. |
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lady Rosanna Groves: A young lady who's nameday party Justin attended. She is Kittridge's younger sister and attractive enough. She's also something of a gossip and seems interested in fancy, frivolous things. Rosanna was being courted by Lord Ser Rutger Nayland, the rumored wife murderer, but that got thrown out the window when Ser Rutger himself arranged the betrothal between his sister Roslyn and Kittridge. Now, isn't Rosanna hung out to dry? |
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lady Katrin Haigh: Katrin Haigh is both sweet and good looking despite a small and unfortunate burn to her face. Justin doesn't really approve of her association with lord Rafferdy Nayland but neither does anyone else. So unfortunately she's gotten herself entangled in a bit of scandal. She seems to have attracted the attention of Ser Martyn Mallister and there could be a very fortunate betrothal in that for her House if she doesn't screw it up. |
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lady Ilaria Haigh: Another very pretty Haigh girl, Ilaria seems both quiet and sweet. She's apparently a studious one, interested in the Sept. Justin doesn't know much about her though he's offered to take her riding while she stays at the Roost. When Ilaria fainted in the Rockcliff inn, Justin carried her up to her room under the watchful eye of her sister Katrin and her Septa. |
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Ser Brennart Erenford: | Justin took an instant liking to this man who seems to be honorable and straight forward. Certainly Brennart has made a good impression for his House to the Terricks and there was talk of an Alliance between the two houses, though it didn't yet come to pass since the Charltons stepped in with their Accord offer. Still, Justin has traveled to Heronhurst to purchase oxen for which the Erenfords are said to breed some of the best. Their hospitality wasn't lacking and their honesty and assistance appreciated. They seem like stout fighting men and would make for dependable friends. |
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Ser Nevan Erenford: | Not quite like his brother Brennart, Nevan is more jovial, flippant, and out going. Justin nonetheless likes the man and finds him amusing company, especially for drinking. |
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Ser Otto Erenford: | Ser Otto is the least well known of the Erenford men to Justin thus far but he's courting Muirenn Mallister and has gained the approval of that House. He's generous with his wine which is of good vintage and certainly Justin finds him as likable as the rest of the Erenfords he's met thus far. |
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lady Emylie Erenford: | A striking and elegant young woman, Justin would have liked to have gotten to know her better. Alas, other family matters have taken her out of reach and any possible betrothal that might have been negotiated between House Terrick and House Erenford was likely to include her. |
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lady Aemy Erenford: | A very pretty, fair haired cousin of the Erenford line, Justin doesn't know much about her so far though they have met. |
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Ser Harold Charlton: | Younger brother to Lord Keegan Charlton, Justin likes but does not trust Harold. The man is a charismatic, grizzled veteran and has given no offense while visiting Terrick lands. He seems honorable, though he is a Charlton and that is reason enough to be wary and watchful of the man. |
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lady Aeliana Charlton: | Sister of Lord Ser Aleister, Aeliana isn't what he might have expected. She came to the Roost to be eyes and ears but not she claims for her brother, but for 'one of her Uncles'. Despite his wariness of her intentions, she is a lovely young woman and very astute with a most excellent sense of humor. Justin can't help but enjoy her company more than most. He had briefly entertained the notion to court her back when he thought he would become heir to House Terrick. |
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lady Tiaryn Flint: | Formerly a Camden of Tall Oaks and one of only two survivors of that House, lady Tiaryn is a very likable woman. She has a mastery of the harp like no one Justin has ever heard and she sings very well. |
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Master Pariston Vis: | Commoner in the service to Lord Einar Flint, Pariston is a tracker and hunter Justin met while seeking to rescue the ladies who were kidnapped and ransomed by bandits. The man seems to be very good at what he does and he impressed Justin with his skills while they scouted together. Little known, Pariston later saved Justin's life while diving for oysters in the Terrick's Roost cove. |
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