Great Hall

Thomas looked at the paper and glanced fastly around. He took Eustace's elbow and brought him under a bow, far from crowd

I beg you not to give it to me. Even if I showed more than once loyalty to my King, I can do nothing to raise suspect, considering hard times we're living. I don't want to be deprived of freedom that allows me to talk openly in private. I mean matters about your Master and the Queen...

He said whispering

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As he spoke, Eustace quickly hid the document under his robe.

I understand. Please, say no more. he said softly while he looked at him sincerely.

Thomas nodded gratefully at him

Thank you for understanding. Now, if you excuse me, the King is waiting for me. Ambassador...

He bowed at him and left the Hall with quick steps

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Ursula enter the Great Hall after her walk.
She take a goblet with wine.
She look around and saw George Boleyn sit at a table she bowed
with her head to him.

Ursula smilie back.
She is assuaged that George is a good friend.
She walk a little bit forward and sit at a emty table.
She take a gulp from her wine.
She thought that George want a little bit be alone
after all the much incident.

I have reached the great hall and have decided to take a walk out on to the balcony for some fresh air
its a lovely night. the moon is full and the night is is cool . i make my way though the narrow hall way to the balcony as i walk closer i can hear the voices of young men talking.

i saw a young and very dashing man enter the great hall i had not seen him here before
i wonder who he is ? i stayed on the balcony and just watched the others dancing and singing.
having a wonderful time

After my meeting with Charles Brandon, I decided to talk a walk to the great hall to see if I could caught up with any of my other friends. I felt great after my chat with Charles, remembering our past antics when we were young and foolish. I helped myself to some wine and walked around the hall, but I couldn't see anyone I knew well or on first name terms. I smiled at some of the pretty ladies and wondered if I could get away with asking one but to my chamber for the night for some fun. Yet the wiser part of me decided against it, but if I had been ten or even five years younger I would now be alone in my chamber with some pretty young lady and not walking around the great hall all alone.

I walk into the Great Hall, and sit at a table with other ladies and men of the court. I am served some delicious food and begin to eat. All the while I watch the ladies and men dance, talk, eat, and drink. I notice several pretty ladies and handsom men. I yearn for someone to talk to me, yet because today I woke up feeling shy, I am most timid to begin a conversation. I am hopeful someone will see me smile and approach me.

After partaking of my meal, I decide to explore the gardens for awhile. I so enjoy the beauty and the fragrance of many flowers. I stand up and take my leave of the Great Hall, to return there this evening.

*Enters to the Great Hall with a smile in her face, loooking around all. *

After my walk in the gardens I enter the great hall and as usual for this time of night the hall is full of people enjoying themselves by eating, drinking or dancing. I take some food and a goblet of wine and sit down by myself on one of the tables in the quiet corner. I start to remember my childhood home in Kent. How happy and carefree where those days. I decided then that as soon as Margaret was released from the tower I would take her back to Allington. It would be good to spend some time at our beloved childhood home for a while.

Walks Somberly into the Great Hall looking around to see so many friends, "hello friends how does this evening find you"?. I take a cup of ale and listen to the music being played.

Sir John Carew please come and sit down my lord

I smile and thank Sir John. 'Sir how have you been, and of course your wife and children'

I am well, My wife is like the sun so radiant and happy my boys are finding thier own pathways in life and jane is the milk of human kindness, she has a glint in her eye i dare say she is destined for great things. How well do you know His Majesty?

Sir John I am happy to hear your family are all doing well, I know his majesty will also be pleased his own friend is back at court. Me and the king have known each other since I was six years old, I was brought to court to share his majesty's lessons and even since have been close friends, I have also know the Duke of Suffolk just as long. I do believe you fought in the war against France, am I right Sir John'

Yes Sir Nicholas you are right, i was right there with his Majesty and my lord Suffolk, it was a great vistory. Sir how is your family?

Its my first day at court as I walk into the great hall its crowded.  There are many people, yet i feel so alone and saddend that no one has come over and introduced themselves. I hope to make many friends & allies.

I grin at Sir John. 'Yes his majesty and his grace have often spoken about that battle. And my family are fine. My wife is currently with child. It will be our fifth child. I hope for another boy as we only have young Francis and three girls who I adore, but men need lots of sons'

Indeed they do Sir Nicholas. Have you spoke to anyone else whilst here. I find that not many want to talk and to me that is surprising.