Midwinter Town: A Novella
On his face he bore a scar
from his ear to his nose, which from this cut was thinner on one side than the other. He had quick eyes, accustomed to look into the distance, above them very dark brows, joined at the nose and forming, as it were, a Targar bow.
His head, shaven at the sides, was surmounted by a black, bushy forelock. He pleased Basira both in speech and in bearing; but still she did not cease to mimic him.
“As I live!” said Zastar, “it is pleasant for old men like me to see that a new generation is rising up worthy of us.”