Character: Prosper

Every lover wants to hear only about his own love and considers only one of it worthy of speech, just as every poet willingly hears only his own poems.

I argued that without the permission of the prince there can be neither thunder nor lightning, and that if we have good weather and an excellent harvest, then we owe this solely to the exorbitant labors of the prince and noble gentlemen - his entourage, who very wisely consult about this in their chambers, while the common people plow the land and sow.

- For the man did not immediately recognize, cute or not, ' said prosper. Is been written on his forehead.