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Young levino at the age of seven went to live with his cousin Lord ominer in the grand castle lameno or La - men - o.
His father had died only a month before and his mother still lived and was also welcomed to the castle along with his sister Marie an 9 year old girl. The castle was as simple as any castle but to levino things felt odd. He was rarely aloud to see his mother and sister though he was his sister more often. He was under a hard toured who punished him often due to levino being partly spoiled. His cousin agreed mostly with the boys frekrent punishments.
But his cousin never really punished him.he was trained to mount a still moving horse and other such manly things suit his age. He was only alowed to see his mother at dinner and was allowed to spend an hour or two with his mother and sister at night before being rushed off to bed. He made. Friends with other boys his age and was allowed an hour and a half each day of free time save Sunday's during this time he would play with friends and sometimes his sister. His touder taught him reading and math and writing. His cousin sometimes would help him in his math lessons." His cousin never interfered in his punishments. His cousin also gathered to gather the young boy his mother and sister and him self to pray a rosary. Levino was spoiled and now was being rebrought up and being pulled away from being spoiled. On Sundays he would spend time in prayer reading catholics books. He could spend the nearly the whole Sunday with his mother and sister. He would do Sunday school with his sister. And would spend an twenty minutes of play with his friends. He was allowed to play as long as he wish with his sister playing in the room which was the family quarter of his mother and sister. Then about six a clock he would go to bed on other nights he was allowed to stay up till nine.
One day levinos spoiled nature came out he though his books in anger and was given a spanking.
Levino, now a young teenager, continued to live in the grand castle of Lameno with his cousin Lord Ominer. The years had passed but Levino still felt a sense of strangeness within the castle walls. He had grown distant from his mother and sister, with restricted interactions and limited time spent together.
As Levino continued to mature, he began to struggle with his spoiled nature. The strict discipline enforced by his cousin and tutor had shaped him into a more responsible and disciplined individual, but every now and then, his temper would get the best of him.
One afternoon, after a particularly challenging day of lessons, Levino's frustration grew too strong to control. In a burst of anger, he hurled his books across the room, a clear act of defiance against the strict rules and expectations imposed upon him. The sound of crashing books echoed through the silent castle, drawing the attention of his cousin.
Lord Ominer, angered by the display of disobedience, swiftly approached Levino. With a stern expression on his face, he chastised the young teenager for his outburst. Levino knew he had crossed a line, and though he resented the punishments he often received, he understood the consequences of his actions.
Levino's punishment came swiftly; he was taken to a small, dimly lit chamber within the castle where he was to spend the night in solitude. The walls seemed to close in on him as the reality of his actions sank in. Levino felt a mix of regret and frustration, understanding that his actions had only brought upon more restrictions and isolation.
In his solitude, Levino pondered on the choices he had made and the negative influence his spoiled nature had on his life. He longed for a deeper connection with his family, especially his mother and sister, yearning for the carefree days they had before his father's untimely death.
During his time of contemplation, Levino made a silent vow to change his ways. He realized that to truly earn back the trust and respect of those around him, he needed to overcome his spoiled tendencies and embrace the values instilled in him by his cousin and tutor.
From that night on, Levino committed himself to becoming a better person. He dedicated more time to his studies, putting effort into mastering various subjects and turning into a diligent student. He sought an understanding of the world beyond the castle walls, craving knowledge and wisdom that would shape him into a well-rounded individual.
As the months went by, Levino's transformation became evident to all those around him. He had become a mature and responsible young man. The relationship between Levino, his mother, and sister blossomed as they witnessed his growth. Levino's cousin, Lord Ominer, also recognized the positive changes in Levino, and their bond grew stronger as Levino proved his commitment to change.
Levino's journey taught him the importance of self-reflection, discipline, and the impact of his actions on those around him. He understood that he was given a chance to redefine himself and leave behind his spoiled nature. With newfound humility and gratitude, Levino continued to navigate the challenges and joys that life in the grand castle of Lameno brought upon him.