RE: RE: Folk Tales from Gascony: La Fleur, Part 3.
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RE: Folk Tales from Gascony: La Fleur, Part 3.

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You must've been really stressed out from the previous day's work. I was wondering why you didn't post the normal time. I hope you had enough rest afterwards.

I feel for La Fleur. Just close to when he would have gotten married to his dream princess, he made a mistake. This is a big lesson for me. Life can be so uncertain sometimes, I could imagine that La Fleur passed other tests that were very risky, painful and nearly cost his life but just the last one that has to do with not drinking water, he failed, Meanwhile the princess warned him aforehand of the possibility of severe thirst.
But one thing I like about La Fleur is his courage and strength. He immediately realized his mistake, took responsibility of everything that happened and went in search of the princess for almost a year.
Glad he found the green man, the master of flying beasts. And haven found the eagle that knows the City of seven Steeples, I'm optimistic he'll still find out the whereabouts of the Princess.

@stevewealth: You must've been | Ecency