Sylvia nodded and agreed quickly to the terms, better than the farm at least. Did she feel she deserved punishment ? Not really still Moraine managed that situation very well, and was about as lienant as what one could expect. Still it was a shame that whatever Sylvia wanted to do was against the plans that Morain entailed. It would have made more sense to talk of the plans BEFORE they arrived but still what else the Blue was planning could have been more important.<br/><br/>Syvlia knew that paying attention to Vitani's directions on  how to learn more about typical village life made sense, at leas to prevent delaying the shawl and adopted the suggestions as if it was the only path to do so.<br/><br/>This however at one point found the accepted leaning on a table of he bar staring at a fruit juice drink unsure if she felt like drinking it or not.<br/><br/>"But I am not a farm girl, I can't fool these people, these skills are numerous and take years to learn, I will likely make a fool of myself and probably just ruin what work they have done and cause more resentment. Perhaps its the effort of trying that may be the main thing but still, so many principals imposed on others without explanation."<br/><br/>She murmured to herself ... the background din was very loud it was highly unlikely any could hear her murmours unless one was hovering behind her<br/><br/><br/>