Who Said It? - "Protector of the Small" Edition Quiz

Answer: Corporal Fulcher

The sentence looks like it is written incorrectly, but that's only because Corporal Fulcher doesn't know how to speak. In this case, he is talking to his fellow Corporal, Wolset, about the flag that was made for Kel at Haven, with her personal badge on it. Dom begins the conversation by asking Kel if she likes her flag. Kel says she loves it, and Wolset informs her that it was actually his idea to make the flag, not Dom's. Fulcher then reminds Wolset that it was he who almost ruined the flag.

Answer: Dom of Masbolle

This is said on Progress when Dom spots the Yamani ladies. He is speaking to Lerant and Kel about the use of Kel's spyglass to look at the ladies. It is made in response to a comment Lerant made about Kel being cocky because she killed a centaur.

Answer: Prince Roald

Prince Roald says this to Kel while they are on the walls at Mastiff when Kel comes for her meeting with Lord Wyldon. Roald is upset because he doesn't get to fight and he is only used for magic/healing, and only at a distance. He feels the Tortallan soldiers hate him because of it, and he hates himself for it.

Answer: Duke Baird

Kel has been beaten up by Joren and his friends, and after speaking to Wyldon about the scuffle, she visits Duke Baird in his office for a healing. Baird says that fixing her nose may sting a bit, and Kel thinks that "sting" is not the right word to describe the healing of her broken nose.

Answer: Lord Raoul

When in the North, shortly before Kel's ordeal, the men of the Own experience the "kraken". They must choose to protect either a town or a merchant train from a Scanran attack. Raoul is not pleased to find the merchants fighting when the Own arrives, clearly choosing the merchants to protect instead of the town because they have more of value.

Answer: Owen of Jesslaw

Owen is speaking to Kel about his encounters with Scanrans. He tells Kel that if the men stay within the walls of Mastiff, the enemy goes around, and if the men go out to search, they waste their time. He thinks fighting is "jolly" but the situation frustrates him.

Answer: Faleron

When the pages are attacked in the hills, Faleron panics. He cannot decide what to do to save the boys, so he passes command over to Kel, who saves her fellow pages from the bandits. It is later revealed, in 'Lady Knight', that one of the convict soldiers at Haven, Gil Lofts, was one of the bandits.

Answer: Shinkokami

Shinko asks Kel to join her, the other Yamani ladies, Kel's mother, and the Queen, for glaive practice one day because there were an odd number of women in the group, and Kel joining them would allow them to spar in pairs.

Answer: Lalasa

Kel tells Lalasa how she got her fear of heights. Lalasa is appalled at how Kel's own brother, Conal, would hit her, push her, and hold her out off balconies. And what's worse, Conal doesn't remember doing any of it to Kel.

Answer: Neal

Neal says this after he first agrees to sponsor Kel, on their way to dinner. Kel keeps responding to Neal's questions with a "Yessir" or "Nossir" and it starts to annoy Neal, so he tells her to stop.

Answer: Qasim

When Kel first becomes Lord Raoul's squire, she is told she needs to be properly outfitted in Goldenlake clothes, but that it will take a while to get the tunic and such made, and she will need something to wear in the meantime. Qasim, who also inspects Kel's weapons and gear, tells her he will help her find something to wear until she gets her Goldenlake outfit.

Answer: Wyldon

Neal is aggravating Lord Wyldon on Kel's first night at the palace when the older pages are choosing first-years to sponsor. Wyldon gives Neal punishment work for speaking out of turn and being insubordinate. Neal ends up with a total of three weeks scrubbing pots.

Answer: Vinson

Kel misses her final page examination because she is searching for Lalasa, who was kidnapped by two men that Joren hired in the hopes that Kel would give up trying to go for knighthood. Vinson and Garvey are talking at the dinner after the exams, about how Kel probably hired the men herself, and that she would crumble at the last moment, because, as Vinson points out, "Females always do."

Answer: Lady Keladry

Kel is speaking to her sparrow, Nari. This occurs at Haven after it has been attacked and the refugees have been taken to Scanra. The sparrows arrived to tell Kel they had found hurt friends in the woods. The hurt friends are Sir Merric and the survivors of the squad he took on patrol that day.

Answer: Merric of Hollyrose

Wyldon makes the pages run the length of the palace walls one day for exercise. Merric comments on how Neal is able to run ahead of everyone else at such a fast pace. Seaver then comments that Neal is a "racer" and the family "keeps it hushed up."