There was still the occasional grinding of gears, but overall, it was a good first lesson.“We better get this truck back before the old man gets his...shotgun after us.” That old man would be Dean Johnstone, owner of the truck, as well as the farm, where the lesson was now ending.All said, the driving lesson was a success, as a much more confident driver pulled the truck back into barn. Once they were parked back in its stall, Tim grinned as his sister pulled off her shirt, giving Tim a great. The large bowl of fried potatoey goodness was balanced on his flat stomach and both women were digging in with him. Beth and a couple of the other women were the other side of Emma with their own helpings of chips. It was unusual for Danny to spend so much time with women, even when he was coaching their team, but he was enjoying it. Emma had a really offbeat sense of humour, and she used her hands to talk enthusiastically. Every now and again, she lightly touched him to make a point. Amy. Amongst House Baratheon, Orys II was Known for Being Fiercely Loyal to His Father, but Wasn't One to Shy from Speaking Out Against Him if He Thought Him or His Decisions Wrong, Hence Why The Grand Maester Had Suggested to his Father, That Perhaps if Orys II Were to Spend Time in the Service of the Various Small Council Members, He'd Learn to Not Speak Out. Robert wasn't so sure, At Least until Jon Arryn had Supported the Idea. At First, He was in the Service of Pycelle, Then His Uncle Stannis,. . Edward. I wanted to ask you some questions about today. I would like your opinion of what we did."What do you mean?" Well, was what we did worth the price?" Of course it was! Anytime we defeat a stronghold of the Enemy it is worth the price, especially when the souls of children are at stake." The Enemy is could and uncaring, he must be destroyed, no matter what the price." But we didn't defeat them! Our comrades died so that we could but three of our saints in harms way, three of our.