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The '''Beggars' Feast''' was an [[Alethi]] tradition. |
The '''Beggars' Feast''' was an [[Alethi]] tradition. |
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At each occasion, the host would duplicate the feast and invite the poorest of people to share in their revelry. |
At each occasion, the host would duplicate the feast and invite the poorest of people to share in their revelry. |
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+ | In [[Alethkar]], it was tradition at any banquet of the king to also feed the less fortunate. |
| + | The Feast was held in a separate room in which any poor people may attend and eat the same as a the king and his guests. |
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| + | [[Szeth]] walked through the Beggar's Feast on his way to assassinate [[Gavilar]]. |
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| + | While there, he witnessed a seemingly drunken old beggar speaking gibberish. |
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| + | This could possibly have been [[Hoid]]. |
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Revision as of 12:45, 21 March 2012
The Beggars' Feast was an Alethi tradition.
At each occasion, the host would duplicate the feast and invite the poorest of people to share in their revelry.
In Alethkar, it was tradition at any banquet of the king to also feed the less fortunate. The Feast was held in a separate room in which any poor people may attend and eat the same as a the king and his guests.
Szeth walked through the Beggar's Feast on his way to assassinate Gavilar. While there, he witnessed a seemingly drunken old beggar speaking gibberish. This could possibly have been Hoid.
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