Editing Septon without a sept (section)

==Quotes==
{{quote|The [[smallfolk]] were glad of the forgiveness, but hated the [[septon]]'s visits all the same, since they were required to feed him.{{ref|TSS}}|thoughts of [[Duncan the Tall]]}}

{{quote|[[Meribald]] was a [[septon]] without a [[sept]], only one step up from a [[begging brother]] in the hierarchy of the [[Faith of the Seven|Faith]]. There were hundreds like him, a ragged band whose humble task it was to trudge from one flyspeck of a village to the next, conducting holy services, performing [[marriage]]s, and forgiving sins. Those he visited were expected to feed and shelter him, but most were as poor as he was, so Meribald could not linger in one place too long without causing hardship to his hosts.{{ref|AFFC|25}}|thoughts of [[Brienne Tarth]]}}

{{quote|'''Meribald''': From [[Maidenpool]] to Maidenpool, my circuit takes me half a year and ofttimes more, but I will not say I know the [[Trident]]. I glimpse the [[castle]]s of the [[great lords]] only at a distance, but I know the market towns and [[holdfast]]s, the villages too small to have a name, the hedges and the hills, the rills where a thirsty man can drink and the caves where he can shelter. And the roads the [[smallfolk]] use, the crooked muddy tracks that do not appear on parchment maps, I know them too. I should. My feet have trod every mile of them, ten times over.<br>'''Brienne''': It must make for a lonely life, septon.<br>'''Meribald''': The [[Faith of the Seven|Seven]] are always with me, and I have [[Donkey (Meribald)|my faithful servant]], and [[Dog (Meribald)|Dog]].{{ref|AFFC|25}}|[[Meribald]] and [[Brienne Tarth]]}}