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	- '''[[Ollery]]''' - The sole figure in the series connected to the cutlery. Ollery acquires it as a trade good, exercising medical skill as a form of barter currency - House of Open Wounds, ch 10. The transaction is the only interaction recorded, and no ongoing relationship with the object is established.		* '''[[Ollery]]''' - The sole figure in the series connected to the cutlery. Ollery acquires it as a trade good, exercising medical skill as a form of barter currency - House of Open Wounds, ch 10. The transaction is the only interaction recorded, and no ongoing relationship with the object is established.

	== Notable Quotes ==		== Notable Quotes ==

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The aristocrat's cutlery is a set of silver eating implements decorated with scrollwork, distinguished by forks whose tines curve outward "like trailing fishtails" - House of Open Wounds, ch 10. It appears in the series solely as a piece of acquired property, entering the narrative in a single transaction: [[Ollery]] trades a pox cure, rendered to a "particularly pox-ridden Sage-Inquirer," in exchange for the set - House of Open Wounds, ch 10. No further use, transfer, or mention of the cutlery is recorded in the book, and its arc is complete within that one exchange.

Its significance to the series is narrow but illustrative. The cutlery functions as a concrete index of the barter economy in which Ollery operates: medical skill is currency, and a healer of the House can convert a cure into a set of fine silverware. The object's ornamental character - silver, scrollwork, deliberately stylised fork-tines - marks it as goods of a higher social stratum than the House's ordinary inmates, underscoring the gap between the people who can afford such tableware and the people who treat the diseases of those who cannot. Beyond that single scene, the aristocrat's cutlery carries no plot weight.

== The Object ==
=== Description ===
The set is silver, decorated with scrollwork, and its forks are specifically described as bearing "two curved tines, like trailing fishtails" - House of Open Wounds, ch 10. No knife, spoon, or serving-piece description is given; the text refers to the whole as a "set" but details only the forks - House of Open Wounds, ch 10. No markings of ownership, heraldry, or hall-marks are mentioned, and no size, weight, or carrying method is recorded.

=== What It Does ===
The cutlery is eating-ware. Its narrative function is purely transactional: it is the object received in a trade, not an instrument used on-page. No scene depicts it being employed for its intended purpose, and no further use or movement of the set is recorded in the book - House of Open Wounds, ch 10.

=== Provenance ===
Before Ollery's acquisition, the source does not identify the set's maker or its prior holder beyond the implication of the object's name - that it belonged to an aristocrat. Ollery receives it directly from a "particularly pox-ridden Sage-Inquirer" in exchange for a pox cure - House of Open Wounds, ch 10. After this transaction, the cutlery leaves the narrative entirely; no subsequent location, sale, gift, or loss is noted - House of Open Wounds, ch 10.

== History ==
=== House of Open Wounds ===
The aristocrat's cutlery is a silver set decorated with scrollwork, its forks bearing "two curved tines, like trailing fishtails" - ch 10. It enters the narrative when [[Ollery]] acquires it in trade for a pox cure provided to a "particularly pox-ridden Sage-Inquirer" - ch 10. No further use or movement of the set is recorded in this book.

== Relationships ==
- '''[[Ollery]]''' - The sole figure in the series connected to the cutlery. Ollery acquires it as a trade good, exercising medical skill as a form of barter currency - House of Open Wounds, ch 10. The transaction is the only interaction recorded, and no ongoing relationship with the object is established.

== Notable Quotes ==
''(No verbatim spoken lines associated with the aristocrat's cutlery appear in the source sections; the section is omitted.)''

== Tags ==
#silverware · #fishtail-forks · #palleseen

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