Yay for out of the box creative writing! I’m going to be
writing about Garrett’s personality. He is from the same story as Hani, but he’s
a main character.
It is a
large room with deep blue walls. There are floor to ceiling windows, but most
of them are covered with grey curtains that block most of the light. From the
windows that are open, you can see a thick forest of evergreens and deciduous
trees. The trees are old, thick, and strong. It is autumn and the leaves are
every color from green to purple including yellow, orange, and red. Some of the
trees have already lost their leaves. A light snow is falling.
At the far
end of the room is a stone wall with a huge fireplace that is lit. A stew is
cooking in the fire. The aroma mixes with the scent of the freshly chopped wood
by the fire and the smell of the burning wood. The stew is thick with carrots,
potatoes, and other vegetables but mostly meat.
Other than
the fireplace, the room is scantily lit. There are some torches and some sconces
on the walls. There is a thick table with fine chairs around it. The furniture
in the room is all a mixture of rustic and elegant. In someplace it seems mismatched
but other areas look fine. There is a bookcase filled with thick tomes. It is
hard to tell whether the books are organized in any particular order.
Another
section of the room has numerous weapons hanging on the wall and on shelves. There
is also armor and other battling objects and training things in that part.
There is one suit of armor that has obviously been used and abused. It is dull,
scratched, but still looks like it would protect someone in the fiercest
battle. There is another suit of armor that has fine decorative engravings and
polished, but it is obvious that this armor is also strong and would hold up in
battle. The weapons are mostly swords, but there are some knives, spears, axes,
bows and arrows, and jousting poles. The weapons are well used and well cared
for.
In one
corner are excellently painted portraits and a very intricate family tree
tapestry. There is an old but comfortable chair that faces this corner. This
chair is very worn and homely. On the chair is tattered quilt that used to be
thick.
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