Kvothe's Vintish Court Rings Option:Silver confident she's put enough distance

confident she's put enough distance between her ambitions and the family ghosts she's run from all her life

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Kvothe's Vintish Court Rings Option:Silver confident she's put enough distanceFor time out of mind, the Vintish people have given rings to indicate promises, debts, or an exchange of favors. While originally a folk tradition, these days the practice is more common among the nobility, who use the rings as status symbols and calling cards. The three common courtly rings are gold, silver, and iron. A gold ring is sent to someone of higher social rank, silver is given to someone you consider a peer, while iron is used for those who