Silverias
Posts: 123
12/25/2016
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No joke? If peckish 10 let me eat the struggling artist and never see him in my freaking deck again...I'd dust off my bib.
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http://fallenlondon.storynexus.com/Profile/Silverias
Stop by and say hello, I'm a correspondent if you need someone to teach your kids.
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Estelle Knoht
Posts: 1751
12/25/2016
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Not even the sacrifice you make in Eaten's name ala Beau can get rid of him.
Not even Obscurity.
Your turn!
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Estelle Knoht, a juvenile, unreliable and respectable lady.
I currently do not accept any catbox, cider, suppers, calling cards or proteges.
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crazyroosterman
Posts: 187
12/25/2016
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there is one way you could escape the artist without completely destroying your self.....by entering the realm of confusion.
you could stay there forever and never see his him again lately ive been going there a lot in failed robbery's and I think im starting to take to the place.
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Kukapetal
Posts: 1449
12/26/2016
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I briefly moved out of my Remote Lodging today just so I could sleep with....uh, I mean, wish him a merry Christmas :P
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Lestaroth
Posts: 32
12/27/2016
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Congratulations on your stalker...
Well, more seriously, I tend to discard that card without regret.
It's a bit sad that this one and the Investigating the Affluent Photographer keep popping up everyday.
Even interacting with her in the Shuttered Palace won't refrain this card from appearing.
"Help me" "No"
"Help me please!" "No"
"Will you help me please! Or else!" "Or else what? No"
"You help me, I give you lots of delicious money" "What money? The money's a lie, don't fool me with that, I read spoilers. No."
Etc.
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Qube
Posts: 29
2/7/2018
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crazyroosterman wrote:
there is one way you could escape the artist without completely destroying your self.....by entering the realm of confusion.
you could stay there forever and never see his him again lately ive been going there a lot in failed robbery's and I think im starting to take to the place.
speaking of failed robberies, I've frequently tried to rob the brass embassy, and deliberately fail so it sends me to New Newgate without a criminal record. I say "frequently" because I keep successfully robbing the place, even with odds of success being as low as possible, which is what people must mean when they say "you fail at failing".
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http://fallenlondon.storynexus.com/Profile/Qube
Rat-Catcher by profession, treasure-seeker by diversion. No depth too low, no height untouchable. Send me your catboxes, I need them for catching rats. Don't ask how. Trade secret.
Gloria In Latrones
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Harry P.
Posts: 116
2/7/2018
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To be honest, I personally do not mind the Struggling Artist. He gifted me several Horsehead Amulets during my rather ill-advised affair with the Once-Dashing Smuggler. I do find his frequent presence annoying, but I do owe him my life, so he will remain just a jade-stealing old flame and nothing more.
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Harry P.: http://fallenlondon.storynexus.com/Profile/HarryP22h
A Magnanimous Gentleman Author with a tendency for melancholic monologues.
Elizabeth K. Broker: http://fallenlondon.storynexus.com/Profile/Elizabeth%20K%20Broker
A Socially-Awkward Dueling Trickster with a thirst for vengeance and a soft spot for urchins.
If you are ever in need of any assistance, do not hesitate to ask either of them. The second one is still finicky, though.
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Vexpont
Posts: 137
2/7/2018
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Qube wrote:
crazyroosterman wrote:
there is one way you could escape the artist without completely destroying your self.....by entering the realm of confusion.
you could stay there forever and never see his him again lately ive been going there a lot in failed robbery's and I think im starting to take to the place.
speaking of failed robberies, I've frequently tried to rob the brass embassy, and deliberately fail so it sends me to New Newgate without a criminal record. I say "frequently" because I keep successfully robbing the place, even with odds of success being as low as possible, which is what people must mean when they say "you fail at failing".
"Success followed as it will, when one longs to fail."
http://www.gutenberg.org/files/2098/2098-h/2098-h.htm
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Dangerous to my enemies; loyal to my friends. Not too handy at telling the difference.
http://fallenlondon.storynexus.com/Profile/Vexpont
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