Likes making fun of illustrations of animals clearly unknown to the artist (“Hey, Tardif, this one’s you after a bender!” “…”). Spends some time figuring out what he likes, then sticks to a single author for the most part.Īrbalest: Reads accounts of far off lands with equal measures of wonder and skepticism (she has been misled by them before). Highwayman: Searches for poems and discovers there are way more styles of poetry than he expected. If nothing catches her eye, she will look through catalogues, reference books, geographical accounts and the odd atlas to plan future endeavors.
Checks for an assortment of really obscure books in different sections, claiming they will be very useful for… reasons.Īntiquarian: Will sweep the library for rare books.
Occultist: Surprisingly doesn’t go straight for the sections dealing with magic and occultism (most of the content is superstitious bunk anyway) but meanders through books of astronomy and philosophy. Finds a few religious autobiographies and contemplative books, think Teresa D'Ávila’s Inner Castle and Augustine’s Confessions. She favors mechanics, after all, what is the body but a complex machine?Ībomination: Avoids anything related to alchemy. Plague Doctor: Predictably goes for medical textbooks and treatises of natural science, but also picks up manuals from other areas to expand her scientific repertoire.
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