[Gilgamesh had deduced almost immediately that Vietnam was not prone to the same exuberance as himself; her reactions, though not exactly dull, were more muted compared to his own. Since she represented a country, he has to wonder if she also directly represented its people—and certainly Gilgamesh heard that women of Asian cultures were reserved in their mannerisms. He doesn't hold it against her, but privately decides he'll encourage that quiet excitement as much as possible. It's endearing to witness.]

Hm...

[He pauses a moment, glancing around the various sheets and rolls, then offers his advice. Surprisingly good advice for an apparently lazy King, but Gilgamesh was a bit more talented than his obnoxious attitudes initially let on. In reality, he was good at all kinds of things.]

A sheet of sheer black will serve you sufficiently, as it can be incorporated into many different designs. Next, jewel colors, such as ruby, emerald, and sapphire, look good in nearly everything. As you know, I am partial to gold, but those beneath the level of King do not always wear it well.

[What else? Gilgamesh walks to the wall, where all kinds of patterns are displayed.]

Flowers... flowers are nice. And of course, the classic fleur-de-lis! It adds a touch of refinement to any piece.