the Thursday before Whitsun, at Compline
The steward is talking about inspecting the barracks again. Whoreson has nothing better to do than turn out our chests and look at our dirty tunics. I told Roger to keep his mouth shut and let the storm pass. We do not need to be moving anything right now.
Nota scribaeDictated in a low whisper near the latrines. The man kept looking over his shoulder.

I am tired of waiting, Ralph. It is doing us no good sitting in the dark. We should have split it by now.
You are a hot-headed fool. One word to the steward and we both take a short drop from the walls.