Largesse is positively not rooted in monetary considerations. For many of us, we best display
Largesse by sharing our time with others, teaching what we know, inviting others to our homes to
allow them to use our tools to make armor or clothing or soap or what have you. We go to events and
teach Arts and Sciences classes. We take hours and hours of our time volunteering to cook a meal
for
our local group's annual Harvest Feast. When we are in public or communicating in private we
behave
in accordance with the Virtues, being role-models for how members of the nobility (which we
are all
presumed to be) act towards each other. In short, we share of ourselves, our skills, our
knowledge,
our resources, to make our Society a better place, better dressed, better armed, better
fed, better
taught.
As a real world example, consider this. A candidate was being discussed in the circle in which I
sit. This candidate was looked upon favorably, but the one knock against him was that his level of
participation was a bit low, and he moved frequently due to being in the US Military. A speach
regarding this candidate was given, pointing out that he attended every event and practice he could,
within the restrictions placed upon him by his mundane occupation, and that this was a fine example
of Largesse, in that he shared with us his company, his skills, and his knowledge to the full extent of
his resources. Today I am proud to call this man my brother Knight.