Talratheon Family/George III
George Nathaniel Talratheon the Third of His Name
| George N. Talratheon III | |
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| Status: | Alive |
| Continent: | East Continent |
| Realm: | Westmoor |
| Titles Held: | Knight of Westmoor |
| Class: | Warrior/Student |
| Honor: | 11 |
| Prestige: | 2 |
| Age: | 17 |
| Height: | 6'1" |
| Weight: | 120 kgs. |
| Eyes: | Hazel |
| Hair: | Sandy Blonde |
Only through the display of great power can we hope to unify the peoples under one cause, one focus, one purpose. As our family motto dictates heavily. The only question remaining is will the people follow the power in awe or in fear? - George N. Talratheon III
George Talratheon III the son of George Talratheon the Second, and heir of the Patriarchal seat of House Talratheon. Was born within the Westmoorian Talratheon Estates, there he was raised under the strict guidelines and schedules set forth before him by his own father.
The moment he could walk and speak his life was structured around grooming him to lead the family and elevate his own status in order to elevate the family. George although living a structured life had a very privileged upbringing having all he desired brought to him this would later take shape to form his personality and even outlook upon the world.
His father made sure to have him properly tutored in how to use a sword, how to defend his home and defend his honour, his lesson included geography, political process and how to reign over his serfs and freemen. While these lessons worked only to bore the young man the repetitive nature of the lessons ensure he learned them.
While being the only legitimate son of the House, accompanied by seven sisters he was favored heavily by his parents to continue the lineage of the family line, And eventually lead it in the next generation.
While lessons of the world did bore George III, it wasn't for his lack in interest in learning but quite the opposite. He was an avid reader taking his free time as a youth to read the various books of the family library. Only to be retaught the material at a later date in his lessons with his tutor. He also had a partial hobby of noting and documenting the flora of the estate writing many essays which to his dismay left his father wholly unimpressed.
Regardless of his knowledge and intelligence his father always pressed him for more, urged him to learn more and even pressed him harder as he proved himself in his studies.While this lead to George becoming intelligent and calculating it created a tension between him and his father leading to arguments and eventually George III's punishment for stepping out from his place.
However apart from his father's mistreatment and overbearing attitude to his upbringing, George maintain a distant but extremely loyal and docile nature towards his father.
Independent Years
George Talratheon made his first step into proper nobility upon leaving the family estate with a small contingency of his father's forces and a pouch of gold to see his way. Far from the isolated luxuries of the family estate George soon gained a personal estate in the same region of Westmoor as his family. and pledged fealty to Duke Gregor Relak earning him a place in the circle of true nobility.
George soon put his personal guard to use in the lands being known to be an absolute and harsh noble, seizing the serfs of the land and taking from them personal possession only to break their spirits. He works loyally to his realm and seeks to do his father's will
