And now for a little worldbuilding:
◦Do men and women, parents and children, servants and master, eat separately, or does everyone eat together? How is status displayed at the table (seating above or below the salt, near or far from the head, etc.)?
Everyone eats together, with the head of the house seated to the right of the left end of the table (which is seen as the guest's seat--if the family has no guest, it is left empty under the assumption that Meikon is the guest)
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