Sun Mote Copse Caraway Tea

The inner beast reference comes from Terry Pratchett's Samuel Vimes series. I think that "The Night Watch" explored it the most and was by war the best Vimes and Pratchett book. One of my favourites and the most thought provoking. :) Last post from me.

"Perhaps your own rational self keeps that beast in check," Wraen suggested, because the beast was not known for being afraid or scared of anything. It was all for acting out regardless of the consequences. "And I genuinely wish you to never face a situation, where you have to battle that beast. Truly," she said. 

"You have a good heart, Bronco," Wraen drew the conversation to a close. "Don't let anything ever change that," she said, then got to her feet and stretched. "Well, whoever said that mental work was not comparable to the physical one, has not heard wolves in my belly howling," she told him. "Let's go eat!"