"This is not how I had imagined the most beautiful day in my life!" Join the club
Whaaaa! She's gonna kill all four of them
Those four kids are gonna be alright. Partners in crime for life <3
I assumed the villagers are Muslims from the way they slay the sheep and because Mr. Smith asked about their religion. Would be better if they used the term 'Imam' rather than priest, since priests are used in Christianity.
Maybe I'm a narrow-minded jerk, but sitting still and quiet for HOURS as people eat, sing, and dance around you in celebration of your majesty is the purpose of a statue or portrait than a Human Being. I'm with the gals this is BS.
@SpamJoe : Seconded. They're blatantly slims (despite the apparent lack of a mosque... but maybe that sort of thing doesn't occur in rural villages). Frankly those two rabble-rousing girls are too good for this nonsense. But yeah... you can just sorta tell... the same way you can tell Amira is Tengrist by her comment about the hawks in that recent chapter. I think the other villagers might be Sufi slims... but I'm not 100% sure.
@SpamJoe : Seconded. They're blatantly slims (despite the apparent lack of a mosque... but maybe that sort of thing doesn't occur in rural villages). Frankly those two rabble-rousing girls are too good for this nonsense. But yeah... you can just sorta tell... the same way you can tell Amira is Tengrist by her comment about the hawks in that recent chapter. I think the other villagers might be Sufi slims... but I'm not 100% sure.
"You don't keep score." is a wise way to look at it, IMO. After all. The reward is how happy the girls are on their own wedding day.
....seems like somehow no matter the culture brides wind up cramped from sitting still for the guests and hungry as hell. Ive heard of (american) couples who wind up ordering pizza in their hotel room afterwards.