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Plots and Plans with a Great Tallywhacking - GreatTallywhacker - 08-05-2019
Always open to suggestions and Always a work in progress...
Like the sands of time, these are the days of their lives...
Elijah Crane: A man with a painful past who is haunted by something he can not change. He might have been a failure in the big city, but he might be the constable that the small town Whitby needs...
Kitty Calamity: She was once a star in the wild west. She is a failed nun (but still tries to live it out more as a hobby without any church's approval). The passionate and once untameable woman seems to be settling down with a man, on the edge of giving him the start of a family. Or is she? Dun dun dun!
Kitty Calamity: She was once a star in the wild west. She is a failed nun (but still tries to live it out more as a hobby without any church's approval). The passionate and once untameable woman seems to be settling down with a man, on the edge of giving him the start of a family. Or is she? Dun dun dun!
Edward Seymour: He is just a boy, but he comes from the poorest of the poor and learns by the streets. Always trying to prove he is the toughest, he is rough and very rude. There is a soft place in his heart but the cruelty of people is swallowing it up...
Molly Valentine: She paints the portrait of the mournful widow doing the best she can with the help of his best friend keeping their business afloat. The woman has another side, strange friendships with some of the more dangerous men in town and people who get on her bad side sometimes disappear.
Menachem Meijer: He is a middle brother to a large family. Bullied as a child, he gave up on trying to better himself and has been on the wrong side of the law. A vagrant of the town perhaps? He seems to always be up to no good and not much for making friends. Perhaps there is more to his plans than simply begging his siblings for money or false sympathy.
Pony McBride: A charming scoundrel from out of town. He came in on an ass to spread his snake oil and charm any woman he passes in hope for cash. He wears a false heart on his sleeve and has a deep hatred for doctors. Will he learn his lesson or can his heart be changed? Find out!
Darius Carrington: A work in progress. He is a spoiled rich man who spends his days frivolously with art, not wanting to rush into any sort of responsibility. He will avoid it all if he can. He is a romantic but doesn't go out to meet people very often. His time at home and school has made him perhaps a bit strange though not dangerous, hopefully.
Benny Green: An orphan of the streets, turned whipping boy, turned pirate. He is a man of mystery who doesn't even truly know himself. He his loyal to his captain and tries to be a good person but in the end he will do what is necessary. Will he realize who and what he truly is and will he find something in town to gain his interests or will he just be wasting time until time to sail the sea with his beloved crew?
RE: Plots and Plans with a Great Tallywhacking - Ozfiz - 10-05-2019
Ideas for you!
Benny Green - Davy Galloway's been poking around thinking about getting at the sunken treasure, and I suspect that means he's creeping into Pirate territory, idk how Benny feels about that.
Christine Pennyfeather - Arabella Somerville will probably spend too much time and money in the bookstore, and would be totally aghast that Christine doesn't want to keep them. Who doesn't love books? Arabella'd definitely try to convince Christine that books are great.
Edward Seymour - Similar vein, I imagine would (probably literally) try to chase down Edward to try and teach him something. Or just, do slightly dangerous science with him to try and get him interested in school.
Pony McBride - I think Arabella would take particular insult that he was selling snake-oil, but she is a very gullible person and could easily believe he was well intentioned but bad at his job