<div class="floatleft">(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v143/M00nchy1de/Vitani.jpg)</div>*Vitani had simply shared with Sylvia what she thought might help. Most of it based on her own observation of Sylvia around others.  She would only do so at Moiraine’s bidding , unless Sylvia asked of course. It wasn’t for her to interfere, nor would she.<br/><br/><br/>She smiled brightly at seeing Daniel come nearer.  Bright eyes also noted the peddler outside. It was the uproar about the man that drew her attention. She could see people gathering about him through the window. A smile curled winedark lips as she remembered such times in her own village. A wistful look, paired with sadness colored her features. Home…she missed it. But her brother, she missed most of it. The pain of it sometimes still, took her breath away. Born a few years apart, the two had been like peas and carrots.<br/><br/>She snapped back to the present rather quickly. Hearing the stir without the tavern grow louder, made her grow nervous.  Her gaze flickered towards Daniel. She caught the look of disappointment on his face as he looked at her.  She looked away before he could see the hurt look dawn on her sweet features. She didn’t know what it was she’d done. She could think of nothing. She’d been quite honest with him. Of course, that was probably the issue at hand. So much for the idea of having a true friend.  It saddened her. She had sincerely appreciated what short time she’d been allowed to at least ‘dream’ of a normal life.<br/><br/><br/>Her direction changed rather abruptly. It caused her hood to fall back on her shoulders, revealing that she had, indeed braided her hair as Daniel had asked. She went to sit alone, near the fire. She sat there quietly, staring into its depths. Thinking back to other times spent at Bel Tine.<br/><br/><br/>She for the moment, just wanted to remain unnoticed.  Moiraine’s voice brought her attention back to sharp focus. Though her gaze didn’t seem to leave the fire in the hearth, she did listen. She knew how to do that well.  One learned a great deal more by closing ones mouth and utilizing the sense of hearing.*<br/>