The old wedding ring Thjazi continued to wear upon a silver necklace after his separation from Aranessa.
While resting upon Thjazi’s body during the Farramh, Thimble notices his old wedding ring bunched upon a silver necklace. Touching it recalls the day Thjazi married Aranessa at Castle Royce and the moment Thimble first entered the mortal world.
An old wedding ring threaded onto a silver necklace worn around Thjazi’s neck.
Created for the marriage of Thjazi Fang and Aranessa near the end of the War of Axe and Vine.
The ring remains on the silver necklace upon Thjazi’s body.
Represents Thjazi’s marriage to Aranessa
Worn upon a silver necklace rather than upon his hand
Remained with Thjazi through his later life
Triggers a shared memory of the wedding when Thimble touches it
Thimble notices the ring among the necklaces resting upon Thjazi’s chest during the Farramh.
The ring anchors the memory of Thjazi and Aranessa’s wedding and Thimble’s first meeting with Thjazi.
Thjazi kept his wedding ring upon a silver necklace, and it remains upon his body during the Farramh.
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Thimble notices the ring among the necklaces resting upon Thjazi’s chest during the Farramh.
The ring anchors the memory of Thjazi and Aranessa’s wedding and Thimble’s first meeting with Thjazi.
Thjazi’s Wedding Ring is the old wedding ring Thjazi continued to wear upon a silver necklace after his separation from Aranessa.
Thjazi’s wedding ring recalls a tower room at Castle Royce, where Aranessa presents Thimble through a fae wedding tradition and Thjazi immediately rejects the idea that she can be owned as a gift.
At the close of the Farramh, Halandil and Hero play a rebellion song for Thjazi. The investigators return from the Tanners and Thimble finally reaches the body of her fallen partner.
Thjazi’s wedding ring recalls a tower room at Castle Royce, where Aranessa presents Thimble through a fae wedding tradition and Thjazi immediately rejects the idea that she can be owned as a gift.