Dearest Diary,
Many a maiden has dreamed of that particular suitor who is worthy of knighthood, but a wise gentleman warned of the danger such a notion. A one Mr. Wallace seemed to resist the title himself, feeling unequal to its reputation, I suspect. I had never heeded Mr. Wallace's advice on the matter, taking it for granted that surely there must be a knight for every damsel. Including those of us who have been accused of setting a standard of great heights. I am not without fault, but I fear there are fewer and fewer suitors who can equal the sort of standard I wish to hold them to. Are my notions really very unreasonable to believe that knighthood is not only attainable, but sustainable by gentlemen today? I do very much wish to believe it and despite opposition, I pledge to go on believing it. I shall again attempt to seek him out on the morrow.
No comments:
Post a Comment