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Very, very happy about this  I'm very interested in Pentiment, but wouldn't have time to play it myself.And there's even still time to vote, so here's my version of the story: Andreas studied Medicine, but became a lot more occupied with the techniques of depicting human anatomy than with the anatomy itself, which ultimately put an end to his studies. He became quite a Bookworm in the process, and like for many learned and semi-learned people at the time, his appreciation for Logic and his keen interest in Occult practices are not a contradiction at all. After dropping out he traveled the Low Countries, a rather good place to be an artist at that time, attracted to a good degree by the lush and imaginative hellscapes created by Hieronymus Bosch (whom he might have even still have come in time to meet). He considers himself to be an urban person with all that this entails, certainly a burgher and not a peasant; particularly, he takes some pride in not being permanently bound to the service of any noble or clerical ruler. While he feels quite a bit of distance between himself and the peasantry, he'll easily take their side when it's them against the nobility or the landed clergy.
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I love Brother Guy's bio. "Generally regarded as kind of a sycophantic boot-licker. Father Gernot likes him." Also, Mausfänger means Mouse-Catcher. A very utilitarian name.
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idonotlikepeas posted:The Aeneid itself is probably worth a few words, given that it's generally held to be one of the classic works of literature of the ancient world.
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s__herzog posted:
But really, the themes are already quite strong.
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It’s your church, father, but you can’t put it off forever. The foundation is going to crack.