For a man who regularly deals in bawd and innuendo, Nathan actually swears only very rarely, and it's usually something mild involving "The Twelve". When most people might let their anger burst forth in a short exclamation, the bard typically ends up drawing out his reactions into something four to five times as long, though the end meaning would be largely the same. The exception would be exasperation rather than any other emotion, which can elicit the typical "Bloody hells" sort of comment.
However, some of the suggestions in this thread are very tempting.
However, some of the suggestions in this thread are very tempting.
"But in the laugh there was another voice. A clearer laugh, an ironic laugh. A laugh which laughs because it chooses not to weep."
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