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Character study chapter 6, Evidence and why he is knowledgable, I think he…

- - - - I think Kel finds Wildcat to exercise and strengthen her arm even though no one asks her to do that. In the book, it says that "I have to train harder, decided Kel." After that, she starts to find Wildcat.
  - - - I think that Kel is nervous because in the book it describes Kel's feeling as nervous during lance training. I think that if Neal was in this situation I think that he would be more than excited because he usually isn't nervous for things he wants to know more and learn new things so I think he would have been excited.
  - - - In the book it says that "Humiliated, Kel braced her lance on her stirrup - once it was upright, she could control the wretched thing - and turned Peachblossom"
  - - - In the book, it says that "The Mithran's thick brows came together in a scowl. "Very well, Page Keladry," he said, "report to us orally on the chapter you were to write about." Kel swallowed hard, fighting to keep her feelings out of her face. "I did not read it, Master Yayin," she replied, staring past him."
- - - - He helps Kel and teaches her how to hold the lance, After he helps Kel to hold the lance he tells Kel about like how the lances were used.
        
        It says in the book that "Before the immortals came, there was a clamor to cut jousting from tournaments," he said loudly. "It was said to be too risky. Even with a coromanel, a wide-faced piece, on the lance tip, to soften the impact, it was too dangerous. So few battles are fought between mounted knights, it was said. It was time to retire the lance. Tradition must change to come in step with modern times.
    - - Neal is helpful to Kel when to comes to people annoying her. I think that if Joren was Neal I think that he would have just ignored and just watch her and continue letting people bother her and allow Kel to be irritated.
  - - - I think that Neal is encouraging because when Kel didnt do well in lance training Neal told her that (something similar) no one can be good on their first day. I think that if Wyldon was Neal he would have just told her how bad she was and how she can't be a knight.
- - - - I think that Raoul of Goldenlake is suggestive because he tells Wyldon that he needs to take better care of the kids. I think that if Sir Myles was Raoul of Goldenlake he would have acted the same way.
- - - - I think that Cleon is irritating to Kel but, Cleon isn't a bully nor does he have a rude personality. I think this way because I think they have been friends for about 4-5weeks. I think that if Cleon was Joren he would make Kel do more errands but things that he can do by himself.
- - - - In the book it says that "Is everything well?" Sir Myles wanted to know. "You look wan." "Sir?" she asked, puzzled by the word and wondering why he'd singled her out. "Tired, pale. Exhausted. Are you getting enough rest? The boys aren't hounding you, are they?" Kel shook her head nervously. "No, sir. I'm fine. Couldn't be better." His beautifully curved eyebrows rose. "And of course it would be shameful of you to say otherwise."
        
        I think that Sir Myles is all of the sudden kind to Kel because she has been here more than the other people have expected and she is the only girl that is in page training. If Wyldon was Sir Myles in this situation I think that he would just ask her to do errands or just have lower expectations from her.
- - - - In the book, it shows Stefan asking a lot of questions. He asked '' How will you get Peachblossom to go faster? '' Stefan wanted to know. He also asked Kel, '' Who hurt Peachblossom so badly? '' I think he is inquiring due to him asking Kel many questions, inquiring is to usually when you want to know more than you already know.
  - - - In the book it says that '' Stefan is no ordinary stablehand, he wouldn't mind teaching Kel. ' He is an ordinary stablehand but he still teachers Kel how to handle the horse and put the saddle on the horse.
- - - - I think that he is responsible because he makes sure that everyone finishes their work before class ends. I think that if Sir Myles was Master Yayin he would have just let the students do what they cab during class and leave the reast as homework.
- - - - I think that Joren is mean because he passed the lance to everyone else except Kel and he ignored Kel when Kel reached. I think that if Neal was Joren I think that he would be passing the lance to Kel and would have spoke to Kel.
- - - - "Aim for your opponent's chest with the lance pointed straight ahead, and by the time you've hit him, you cannot turn your horse aside," Lord Wyldon told them. "Strike his shield at the right point, and the power of your blow will either break the shield or drive him all the way out of the saddle - and you can still turn your mount away from the enemy. Do you understand now?"
        
        I think that Wyldon is helpful becausr he teaches and helps the students how to fight using a lance. I think that if Roul of Goldenlake was Wyldon he would just tell them the basics and just let them practice.
  - - - "One day I will tie that insolent tongue of yours in a knot," replied Wyldon absently as he watched Quinden settle his lance. "You may tilt with the first years."
        
        I think that Wyldon os mad at Neal because Neal jokes around and I think Wyldon is like more serious instead of fun. I think that if Neal was Wyldon he would have laughed and like be happy but not mad like Wyldon.
- - - - In the book, it shows that she is revengeful. "Stop pushing, Esmond!" growled someone behind her. The next minute Kel was knocked out of line. Turning, she saw that the one who'd bumped her was Merric. Beet-red, he mumbled an apology and shoved Esmond in revenge. It gave him a reason to turn his back on Kel as she resumed her place"