Anduin Wrynn (
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Greetings, friends.
I am hoping that you might be able to help me with a bit of advice.
[It's definitely not similar enough to Anduin's own personal dilemmas to have caught his attention and tugged extra hard on his heartstrings, don't look at him like that.]
There is a young girl in the village who comes to the wise man's house, asking for advice. Most of the other visitors are only there to unburden themselves of the frustrations of their day, but her situation stands out in particular.
This girl's family has arranged for her to be married since she was but a child. It is, as most such arrangements are, more of a trade negotiation than a love match. She has tried to put the marriage off for as long as she can, but she is of marrying age and her family is growing impatient.
The crux of the matter is that the girl is in love with another village boy. One from a family her parents most certainly would not approve of any sort of relationship with. She does not wish to upset her parents, they are depending on this arranged marriage to shore up their family's well-being for years to come.
If she does her duty, she may never be happy. But if she follows her heart, her family may suffer the consequences of her actions.
What should she do?
I am hoping that you might be able to help me with a bit of advice.
[It's definitely not similar enough to Anduin's own personal dilemmas to have caught his attention and tugged extra hard on his heartstrings, don't look at him like that.]
There is a young girl in the village who comes to the wise man's house, asking for advice. Most of the other visitors are only there to unburden themselves of the frustrations of their day, but her situation stands out in particular.
This girl's family has arranged for her to be married since she was but a child. It is, as most such arrangements are, more of a trade negotiation than a love match. She has tried to put the marriage off for as long as she can, but she is of marrying age and her family is growing impatient.
The crux of the matter is that the girl is in love with another village boy. One from a family her parents most certainly would not approve of any sort of relationship with. She does not wish to upset her parents, they are depending on this arranged marriage to shore up their family's well-being for years to come.
If she does her duty, she may never be happy. But if she follows her heart, her family may suffer the consequences of her actions.
What should she do?
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Duty is not a way of life. One shouldn't shirk it completely, but what value does your soul hold at the itme of passing if all you've ever done is deny yourself?
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[Looking at you, Genn Graymane...]
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It took him<a bit of time to get into his own, but now he has and he has my full support. But he could, at times, suffer lighting up a bit. He is too serious.
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