[Dragaera] Vlad's passivity--getting long

[Maximilian Wilson]

On Thu, Oct 23, 2008 at 8:21 AM, Alexx Kay <alexx at panix.com> wrote:
> Michael Wojcik:
>>popular theater (we know
>> theater existed just prior to the Interregnum, and I don't see any
>> reason it would have stopped)
>
> Vlad goes to the theater for entertainment fairly often, so it must still
> exist.  Several offhand references, and (IIRC) he actually attends a show
> during one book, though he's too distracted by the main plot to actually
> *see* it.

And during his exile in /Issola/, he makes a point of discussing with
Lady Teldra their situation in light of how it would happen in a
theatrical play, ending with "Now you know why I never attend the
theatre."

-Max

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