Sir Divish to Erik: Istvan? Not Sir Istvan or Lord Istvan? Just how intimate are you two?
Henry, barely a scene later, to Robard: Divish said..
Robard: "Sir" Divish.
Jokes aside, I find it to be an interesting choice for Sir Divish to use the lack of honorific to clock Isterik, when Henry is pretty lax with titles, and Erik also referred to Divish without calling him sir.
Love for Sir Divish below
Sir Divish is so emotionally intelligent. He's really good at responding to what someone meant, regardless of how they said it. His whole parley with Markvart von Aulitz at the beginning is full of wonderfully crafted responses, he also sees thru Henry's doubts about being in charge of a troop and tells him it's not a responsibility to be taken lightly. He also knows when he wouldn't be the best negotiator (high emotions negotiating for Lady Stephanie) and has Hanush take the lead.
He's perceptive and brilliant and I think it had to be something else about Erik that tipped him off.
Like I said, Henry and Erik both have tendencies to forget to address nobles correctly, probably stemming from fighting their way up the social ladder. For Henry there were Friends and there were Nobles, and now, fairly abruptly, those two groups are now one circle.
Anyways, Henry immediately calling him Divish after he called out Erik for it has given me no shortage of giggles tonight, thought I'd share.
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I had the honor of making something for @McLavellan for the gift exchange! I already sent them an e-mail, but I figured I'd share here too! (Brushing off the cobwebs on my Tumblr)