Actually, working into the night as a blacksmith IS pretty realistic for a medieval setting - they did everything for a community and were often the only ones who realistically COULD keep doing their jobs at night.Because he seems to be the workaholic type, who only bothers with his own work and nothing else, aka., like a typical Japanese office drone.
I mean, if you leave your fiancee alone just after her father died with the excuse that you had to manage the store to stop it from collapsing, then you seriously have some issues.
How much time per day would it have taken to manage the store realistically. He could have easily went and looked after his fiancee after store closing hours. Is he saying that he also gave-up his night and sleep to save the store? That's kind-off unrealistic in this Medieval setting.
Plus, it's standard in many regions to close down the store for a few days if the Owner of the store had expired even if it's in financial crisis.
And if you don't want to waste time by not even taking part in mourning and supporting your fiancee through her grief just because of work, then it's more of a skill issue than something else.
To be fair we do not know how bad it was when the her father died. If could have been she didn't have as much trust like her so antBecause he seems to be the workaholic type, who only bothers with his own work and nothing else, aka., like a typical Japanese office drone.
I mean, if you leave your fiancee alone just after her father died with the excuse that you had to manage the store to stop it from collapsing, then you seriously have some issues.
How much time per day would it have taken to manage the store realistically. He could have easily went and looked after his fiancee after store closing hours. Is he saying that he also gave-up his night and sleep to save the store? That's kind-off unrealistic in this Medieval setting.
Plus, it's standard in many regions to close down the store for a few days if the Owner of the store had expired even if it's in financial crisis.
And if you don't want to waste time by not even taking part in mourning and supporting your fiancee through her grief just because of work, then it's more of a skill issue than something else.
Well to be fair we don't know how bad it was when Siricals dad died. She may not have had a lot of trust from people causing clients to leave her company. Plus if she had a problem with what he was doing. It appears instead of trying to talk to Vil she just jumped into bed with his brother. And when he was leaving she still tried to get him to still keep working for her shows she didn't really care about anything but his work.Because he seems to be the workaholic type, who only bothers with his own work and nothing else, aka., like a typical Japanese office drone.
I mean, if you leave your fiancee alone just after her father died with the excuse that you had to manage the store to stop it from collapsing, then you seriously have some issues.
How much time per day would it have taken to manage the store realistically. He could have easily went and looked after his fiancee after store closing hours. Is he saying that he also gave-up his night and sleep to save the store? That's kind-off unrealistic in this Medieval setting.
Plus, it's standard in many regions to close down the store for a few days if the Owner of the store had expired even if it's in financial crisis.
And if you don't want to waste time by not even taking part in mourning and supporting your fiancee through her grief just because of work, then it's more of a skill issue than something else.