בס'ד
"כל שנעשה רחמן על האכזרים, לסוף נעשה אכזר על רחמנים"
"All that has become merciful to the cruel, to the end becomes cruel to the merciful"
:sun::sun::sun:Explanation in Hebrew:sun::sun::sun:
Hebrew version of
How could it be that the mercy would make a person cruel? After all, as is well known, "after the actions the hearts are drawn" (appears many times in the book of education)
Suddenly, she was there. He had no idea where she came from or how she got there. But from one moment to the next, she was standing in the garden. The late evening sun shone through her red and blonde hair as if it was on fire. Of course he had tried the obvious and ask her, but she had just smiled at him. Maybe she was mute. So they both had been standing in the garden and for a reason he could not really explain, he was glad that she was there. It was something about the way she could smile. It gave him a feeling of ... comfort was not the right word. Reunion maybe? When she had smiled at him, it was as if something returned. Something he w
Cast:
Lord Finnegan: A conspirator and a patriot
Lord Leander: The king's confidant, friend of Martin, and a patriot
Damion: Leander's trusted servant.
Martin: A former servant of the court and friend of Leander. Got banished by the king after the discussion about an provocative statement escalated.
The King: The current ruler of this kingdom, who expelled the servant Martin under penalty of death for endangering public peace.
Ann-Sophie: A worried maid
Scene 1
(A shabby, wooden hut with poor interior. The floor is just tramped down clay, and wind howls through the cracks between
In the infirmary, Angel looked down at the person they found and sighed.
"Who are you?" She whispered and turned to Frederic.
"I will stay here if you don't mind."
The doctor nodded and she sat down in the chair next to the bed and looked at the sleeping stranger.
"No one should be alone." She said softly, more to herself than to him.
The man had a very calm sleep, but that could be because of the doctor. There was no wound to be seen on him. Though his hair was a wet mess now, the well trimmed beard revealed that he cared for his looks. Most sailors just cut their beards when they started to become a hindrance. Normally, there were other thi
Soon the small row boats departed from the Sangue-Padre. The rain hadn't stopped yet. It was one of those persistent drizzles which could stay around long enough to unnerve every non-aquatic creature. Occasionally, the puddles forming in the dinghies were skimmed.
One of the search parties had decided that calling out for possible men afloat. But so far, the only voices which could be heard were those of the other pirates.
The dark silhouette of the wreck emerged from the grey and as the Sangue-Padre slowly drew closer, more details could be recognized. The captain did not know a lot about ships, but the built of the one before them struck e