Perceval: Difference between revisions

|recruit=[[Rescue Mission|Chapter 13]]/[[The Dragon Child|Chapter 15]], enemy, talk to with [[Elffin]] or [[Lalum]]

|recruit=[[The Dragon Child|Chapter 15]], enemy, talk to with [[Elffin]] or [[Lalum]]

Considered a paragon of knighthood, Perceval is loyal to his lieges above all else; he complied with the Revolutionaries solely to guaranteed Mordred's continued survival despite his own misgivings.<ref>{{Cite|'''Perceval:''' ...When Prince Myrrdin still lived, I never hesitated to fulfill his will. I believed I could dedicate my life to him and the good of Etruria. My duty now is to protect the king's life. Surely that should be enough reason for me to fight, and yet...<br>'''Douglas:''' You hesitate in your actions?<br>'''Perceval:''' Frankly, yes. It feels meaningless.|Perceval and [[Douglas]]|The Binding Blade}}</ref> He holds Prince Myrrdin in particular in the highest of esteem, and in the past pledged his loyalty to Myrrdin above all else.<ref>{{Cite|'''Elffin:''' I am now with the Lycian Army, and my identity must remain hidden. However, if I still have the loyalty you pledged to me in the past...<br>'''Perceval:''' Until the day I die, my prince. I have only one master, and it is you, Prince Myrrdin.|[[Elffin]] and Perceval|The Binding Blade}}</ref> Perceval is regarded by fellow general [[Douglas]] as the embodiment of Etruria's future, whose survival beyond Etruria's potential fall in the Disturbance of Bern is paramount.<ref>{{Cite|No matter what happens, I will stay by the king's side. But you, Perceval, are of a different breed. You must lead the Etruria of tomorrow. Despite the impending collapse, I firmly believe Etruria will prosper once more. Perceval, you must leave Etruria for now and await your time.|[[Douglas]]|The Binding Blade}}</ref> Such is his devotion to knighthood that he has trouble enjoying other aspects of life, dismissing [[Lalum]]'s antics as worthless frivolity despite his gratitude for her helping Myrrdin,<ref>{{Cite|'''Lalum:''' Why? Don't you enjoy seeing me dance?<br>'''Perceval:''' To be perfectly honest...<br>'''Lalum:''' Yes?<br>'''Perceval:''' I don't care for it.|[[Lalum]] and Perceval|The Binding Blade}}</ref> and expressing no interest in the food he eats according to the cooks serving Roy.<ref>{{Cite|'''Klein:''' It's just that the cook is a little worried. He says that you are expressionless no matter what you eat. He never knows what to give you.<br>'''Perceval:''' Expressionless? ...Do you agree with him?<br>'''Klein:''' Yes, very much so, General Perceval. Even when you drink wine, your expression stays the same. If you stop expressing emotion, you'll forget how to.|[[Klein]] and Perceval|The Binding Blade}}</ref> In the aftermath of the coup d'etat, Perceval planned to ensure the future safety of the king through purging all but those whom he considered the most loyal to the crown from the Etrurian court.<ref>{{Cite|Once I return to Etruria, I plan to dismiss all but a few. The few I have absolute trust in to stay loyal to the king and country. It is what must be done to maintain trust among the king's vassals.|Perceval|The Binding Blade}}</ref>

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