Lady Sapho Byron
Posts: 770
12/8/2017
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It probably shouldn't, but this makes me laugh.
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Fighting the Menace of Corsetry Since 1892.
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Diptych
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Posts: 3493
12/8/2017
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Note to self: make one of these with non-Master characters when I get home.
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Sir Frederick, the Libertarian Esotericist. Lord Hubris, the Bloody Baron.
Juniper Brown, the Ill-Fated Orphan. Esther Ellis-Hall, the Fashionable Fabian.
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Siankan
Posts: 1048
12/8/2017
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Mr. Irons may be my favorite. (Not counting Mr. Eaten, of course, because that's just cheating.)
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Aberrant Eremite
Posts: 362
12/8/2017
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I think Mr. Wines is my favorite, actually! Tanith has attended his revels both as an invited guest and as hired help, and believe me, invited guest is better.
Also, Tanith writes country music. Or something like it, in the form of "newly arranged folk songs."
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Hieronymus Drake: Gentleman scholar, big-game hunter, scar-faced aristocrat. Remarkably sane, all things considered.
Tanith Wyrmwood: Longshanks cat-burglar; Bohemian author; now, perhaps, something more. Bubbly, expressive, and affectionate. It’s not only still waters that run deep.
Telemachia Lee: Gentle lady by birth, brawling Docker by choice. Good company in the drunk tank.
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Lady Karnstein
Posts: 277
12/8/2017
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That's...sort of hilarious. I approve.
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Lady Caroline Karnstein, The Moral Hedonist (Description)
Infamous writer, artist, and courtesan. Unrepentant Invert. Hesperidean.
Paramount Presence, Correspondent, Nocturnal. Poet Laureate of the Neath, Ambassador to Arbor
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Diptych
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12/8/2017
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Sir Frederick, the Libertarian Esotericist. Lord Hubris, the Bloody Baron.
Juniper Brown, the Ill-Fated Orphan. Esther Ellis-Hall, the Fashionable Fabian.
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Aberrant Eremite
Posts: 362
12/8/2017
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And you did, in fact, do one when you got home. And it's splendid.
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Hieronymus Drake: Gentleman scholar, big-game hunter, scar-faced aristocrat. Remarkably sane, all things considered.
Tanith Wyrmwood: Longshanks cat-burglar; Bohemian author; now, perhaps, something more. Bubbly, expressive, and affectionate. It’s not only still waters that run deep.
Telemachia Lee: Gentle lady by birth, brawling Docker by choice. Good company in the drunk tank.
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Meradine Heidenreich
Posts: 468
12/9/2017
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There are two I don't recognise -- middle row left and bottom row right -- a hint, by your favour?
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The Starveling kit
Gobbled up the bit
of cheese on my tray ..
"O Weh!"
No plant battles, please.
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Diptych
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12/9/2017
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The Pirate Poet and February.
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Sir Frederick, the Libertarian Esotericist. Lord Hubris, the Bloody Baron.
Juniper Brown, the Ill-Fated Orphan. Esther Ellis-Hall, the Fashionable Fabian.
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Lady Karnstein
Posts: 277
12/9/2017
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I am stunned by the sheer accuracy with Lettice.
Pirate Poet is especially good as well, though I don't know her quite as well.
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Lady Caroline Karnstein, The Moral Hedonist (Description)
Infamous writer, artist, and courtesan. Unrepentant Invert. Hesperidean.
Paramount Presence, Correspondent, Nocturnal. Poet Laureate of the Neath, Ambassador to Arbor
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Siankan
Posts: 1048
12/9/2017
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Lady Karnstein wrote:
I am stunned by the sheer accuracy with Lettice.
Definite standout. I do enjoy the Rubbery Entrepreneur, though. I think he said that very thing to me the last time he lent me his soup to wear.
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Tystefy
Posts: 450
12/10/2017
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This is the best.
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Will sometimes return to post absurdity.
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