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Hotep Gith at 02:01, 13 June 2020

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	Both participants stand inside the circle, no more than 4 feet from each other, both are armed with wooden sticks and each makes a romantic proclamation of their affections as their intended looks on.		Both participants stand inside the circle, no more than 4 feet from each other, both are armed with wooden sticks and each makes a romantic proclamation of their affections as their intended looks on.

	They are then struck by the rival who then retorts why they are the better suitor. They in turn are now struck and the original suitor continues his case. This repeats until, one suitor falls out of the circle, or relents...or in very rare cases is rejected by the intended...thus sparing them any more "retorts".This is very rare as the intended social capital is increased by the severity of the beating.		They are then struck by the rival who then retorts why they are the better suitor. They in turn are now struck and the original suitor continues his case. This repeats until, one suitor falls out of the circle, or relents...or in very rare cases is rejected by the intended...thus sparing them any more "retorts".This is very rare as the intended's social capital is increased by the severity of the beating.

	In disagreements about property or spoils the above rules apply but the appeal is made more to the larger tribe as a whole..if they care.		In disagreements about property or spoils the above rules apply but the appeal is made more to the larger tribe as a whole..if they care.

Hotep Gith at 16:26, 12 June 2020

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	DEBATE also known as "STICKS"-		DEBATE also known as "STICKS"-

	Sticks is a common game among adolescent Gith who are seeking out mates and paramours.		Sticks is a common game among adolescent Gith who are seeking out mates and paramours but also can come into play over a dispute over spoils and loot.

	When there is a rivalry over affections,"real or perceived" a challenge to a game of "sticks" is considered an act of high romance.		When there is a rivalry over affections or possession,"real or perceived" a challenge to a game of "sticks" is considered an act of high romance.

	The two participants both publicly state their claim on their intended and call out to all who would challenge it.		The two participants both publicly state their claim on their intended and call out to all who would challenge it.
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	They are then struck by the rival who then retorts why they are the better suitor. They in turn are now struck and the original suitor continues his case. This repeats until, one suitor falls out of the circle, or relents...or in very rare cases is rejected by the intended...thus sparing them any more "retorts".This is very rare as the intended social capital is increased by the severity of the beating.		They are then struck by the rival who then retorts why they are the better suitor. They in turn are now struck and the original suitor continues his case. This repeats until, one suitor falls out of the circle, or relents...or in very rare cases is rejected by the intended...thus sparing them any more "retorts".This is very rare as the intended social capital is increased by the severity of the beating.

			In disagreements about property or spoils the above rules apply but the appeal is made more to the larger tribe as a whole..if they care.

	While Gith do not have theatre..in the same sense that humans do, they do have a rich and interactive story telling tradition in which "Sticks" features heavily.		While Gith do not have theatre..in the same sense that humans do, they do have a rich and interactive story telling tradition in which "Sticks" features heavily.

	Source-[[Luopolus]]-A former human caravan guard for House Vordon, who was a long term prisoner.		Source-[[Luopolus]]-A former human caravan guard for House Vordon, who was a long term prisoner.

Hotep Gith at 16:23, 12 June 2020

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	Sticks is a common game among adolescent Gith who are seeking out mates and paramours.		Sticks is a common game among adolescent Gith who are seeking out mates and paramours.

Hotep Gith at 09:42, 10 June 2020

2020-06-10T09:42:40Z

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	While Gith do not have theatre..in the same sense that humans do, they do have a rich and interactive story telling tradition in which "Sticks" features heavily.		While Gith do not have theatre..in the same sense that humans do, they do have a rich and interactive story telling tradition in which "Sticks" features heavily.

			Source-[[Luopolus]]-A former human caravan guard for House Vordon, who was a long term prisoner.

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2020-06-10T09:38:39Z

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DEBATE" also known as "STICKS"-

Sticks is a common game among adolescent Gith who are seeking out mates and paramours.

When there is a rivalry over affections,"real or perceived" a challenge to a game of "sticks" is considered an act of high romance.

The two participants both publicly state their claim on their intended and call out to all who would challenge it.

The rival, who was already knows to be so, will now accept. A circle will be drawn in the dirt and measured by the best friend or "eldest" sisters of the two rivals to ensure it was drawn as round as possible.

Both participants stand inside the circle, no more than 4 feet from each other, both are armed with wooden sticks and each makes a romantic proclamation of their affections as their intended looks on.

They are then struck by the rival who then retorts why they are the better suitor. They in turn are now struck and the original suitor continues his case. This repeats until, one suitor falls out of the circle, or relents...or in very rare cases is rejected by the intended...thus sparing them any more "retorts".This is very rare as the intended social capital is increased by the severity of the beating.

While Gith do not have theatre..in the same sense that humans do, they do have a rich and interactive story telling tradition in which "Sticks" features heavily.