Diana
The Roy de Batons is one of the two younger Kings. (The other is the Roy d'Epees. They look very much alike - definitely a family air about them - although the Roy d'Epees is a bit chubbier, due to a lack of exercice.)
The Roy de Batons looks to be an active person, which fits in nicely with the element - if you go along with the Fire/Baton correspondence. He looks like he's quite ready to stand up in a flash to defend his values if need be. He has all the energy of his youth still available.
He's extrovert. And rather vain. Looks like he spends hours in front of his mirror every morning - (contrary to his consort, la Reyne de Batons, who looks rather neglected - why doesn't she get a haircut?). This King is very fashion conscious.
We already spoke of his beautifully fashioned Baton in the general thread Batons. But I'll mention again how it has been transformed from a "vulgar" branch cut from a tree, to a wonderfully sculpted Baton that confers great prestige and power.
My personal opinion of this King, when I look at him in my Marseilles decks, is that he's a bit of a parvenu. Under his finely polished mannerisms and manucured nails is someone whose morals could be doubtful. His lack of modesty is a bit suspicious. Although he can be a responsible and knowledgeable fellow, I wouldn't like to stir his wrath. That stick of his is rather pointy, and it could poke out his enemies' eyes in no time.
The Roy de Batons looks to be an active person, which fits in nicely with the element - if you go along with the Fire/Baton correspondence. He looks like he's quite ready to stand up in a flash to defend his values if need be. He has all the energy of his youth still available.
He's extrovert. And rather vain. Looks like he spends hours in front of his mirror every morning - (contrary to his consort, la Reyne de Batons, who looks rather neglected - why doesn't she get a haircut?). This King is very fashion conscious.
We already spoke of his beautifully fashioned Baton in the general thread Batons. But I'll mention again how it has been transformed from a "vulgar" branch cut from a tree, to a wonderfully sculpted Baton that confers great prestige and power.
My personal opinion of this King, when I look at him in my Marseilles decks, is that he's a bit of a parvenu. Under his finely polished mannerisms and manucured nails is someone whose morals could be doubtful. His lack of modesty is a bit suspicious. Although he can be a responsible and knowledgeable fellow, I wouldn't like to stir his wrath. That stick of his is rather pointy, and it could poke out his enemies' eyes in no time.
