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clanwilliam August 17 2009, 12:43:31 UTC
Yay! More Griselda!

This was great - and very hot.

And now I want to know what happened to her brother when he got home... *g*

(If you want me to stop asking what happened next, you've got to stop writing so well...)

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aella_irene August 17 2009, 17:16:29 UTC
Nothing good.

(King Manfred: So, not only have you singlehandedly destroyed our diplomatic relations with Narnia, you also left your sister behind.)

(We're working on it! We really are! I mean, this would be practically impossible to turn into a saleable original, as we've got Independence and Stand in the Light up already, but we're looking at our options. And we've definitely got more Griselda in the pipeline.)

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bedlamsbard August 17 2009, 18:09:29 UTC
King Manfred was not pleased. Barthold is in utter disgrace. Possibly he is banned from court, who knows.

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aella_irene August 17 2009, 18:10:54 UTC
And he's certainly getting hysterical messages from their sisters, cousins and aunts: "You left her there! Who knows what's happened? She's probably been ravished."

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katakokk August 17 2009, 14:18:24 UTC
Haven't finished reading yet (still on part 1), just:

"And this summer I'm being installed as Governor of Lasci," Iulius added, sounding slightly smug.

Oh, Iulius. *weeps*

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aella_irene August 17 2009, 15:25:13 UTC
None of the others are Governors. Tahmoh sulked about this, until Richard remarked over the breakfast table that one does not want a Governor with a habit of holding grudges, who acts like a child when she does not get her own way.

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bedlamsbard August 17 2009, 18:12:55 UTC
I have the feeling that one of the reasons Tahmoh ran away was because she was angry at Richard for what he said at the end of "Where the Heart Is."

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aella_irene August 17 2009, 18:14:34 UTC
She was really rather spoilt, and far more childish than all the others were at that age- I see a distinct resemblance to Lucy. And she certainly couldn't be trusted with the truth of what was going on with Lucinde.

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