The way this job randomly took away one of our breaks and told us we have to work 6 days a week for the next month kjhjkhkhjhj y'all are so silly we aren't doing that ♥️
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Okay so what are circle mages allowed to learn life skill wise? Obviously they are taught how to read, can't live in a place that's just a huge library and not, but beyond that what?
Wnnye knows how to mend clothing, according to dialogue between her and Alistair, so they can learn at least some form of sewing skills. How much though I don't know, is it something they need to get permission to get supplies of for from the supply room, similar to things for projects such as with the Rod of Fire?
The Circle is a place purposely set up to deny it's wards the opportunities to learn basic life skills so they remain dependent on the Chantry and it's amenities, however by virtue of not everyone getting their magic at an age where they learn nothing of a normal life before being kidnapped from their families and homes, some of the older apprentices brought in will know how to do tasks that otherwise a mage could be denied.
At what point is a skill considered harmless enough to let them learn, such as how to mend their own clothes, and to what point does it get that they are denied any opportunity to learn it, as I imagine what happens with cooking, which is either handled by tranquil, Chantry priests, or servants hired from outside. What is a Circle mages day to day life outside of their lectures and experiments?
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Okay, not exactly a recipe, but great flavor combo I just managed (thank you mother for stocked spices). Note that I never measure, so approximations may not be accurate):
Previously cooked potatoes (small cubes)
Bella mushrooms (sliced)
Fresh ginger (~2-3tsp. minced, then ground)
Sesame oil (~2tbsp)
Tamari sauce (~1tbsp. basically better soy sauce.)
Light brown sugar (~1-2tbsp. More = sweeter dish)
Dried onions (couple of dashes. optional)
Salt and pepper (to taste)
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Heat pan at medium, adding sesame oil.
Add ginger, stirring constantly. Cook for about 1 minute.
Add mushrooms (arrange spaced, not overlapping).
Add in tamari sauce, light brown sugar, salt/pepper, and dried onions.
Cook for about 2-4 min, flipping over mushrooms as they start to golden on one side.
Add in potatoes to heat. Stir ingredients until potatoes are reheated (maybe 2 minutes)
-Done!-
These are my taste preferences (and approximations) which is pretty salty/sweet/seasoned, so you’ll probably need to experiment (I make it very gingery), but it was fun and tasty for me. I had the ginger and potatoes prepared in the fridge as leftovers, so the worst of the prep is easy to make and store some days in advance or use for other dishes, too.
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Honestly this is a bit tricky (if you mean himawari) because her mother died when hima was only like 2 years old and her dad. Well. He's very busy and he was basically the reason himawari died (lack of care and stuff) so I DON'T KNOW
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