Uosop

Page Uosop has been a personal attendant, steadfast servant and personal confidant of Prince Knox Norvale for all the Princes' life, assigned the duty by Knox's father. An old man of quiet and reserved demeanor, civil to all around him, but friendly to none but the Prince, including towards the Princes children. He is not dour, but just plain old "business".

His early lectures on the Noble Family is often quoted or paraphrased. Uosop dresses in a blend of traditional Norvale flowing robe, however, never revealing his torso, abdomen, arms or legs. And most of the time has either a medium or heavy cloak of furs now that he is getting much older. He is not as frail as he looks, but, he does not move as once he did before.
 * 'You children are your own persons, I serve none of you, and although the Prince may have emotions for you, I am lucky not to have that constraint.'

Clearly never one to be involved in politics, he is a devoted and utterly loyal servant without aspirations other than to serve as his master wishes. He performs his duties and tasks diligently, and without embellishment.

Page Uosop was once a squire, but gave up the position to fulfill his duties as Page. No one has ever since tried to replace his position with someone of typically younger age. Page Uosop is the only person the Scribe Nicodemus gives personal letters addressed to Prince Knox. Not even the Seneschal Cetus is given them unless Page Uosop deems it necessary.

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