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Last edited by jishara; August 17th, 2022 at 01:43 AM.
"They... may have certainly caused unnecessary grief, but I'd like to think everything worked out for the best. As for the second, well, I kept being repeatedly told 'no'"
"Awkward as it is to admit, it was not so much that I saw anything supernatural with my own eyes, more that I insisted something supernatural must be afoot!
So, um, yes, it would appear so."
Last edited by NailsInYourFeet; August 17th, 2022 at 03:27 AM. Reason: Clarifying last response
Man, I dunno if she's just really obscure, or if I just missed some really obvious clue somewhere along the way.
By "supernatural" here, do you specifically mean ghosts, or is it some other unexplainable phenomena?
"Well, anything dark, haunting, and out of the ordinary! Ghosts could be around the corner like in books, but not just ghosts! Murderers, rickety mansions, lost love, all of which are I guess are technically 'natural', but do feel most supernatural what with my unremarkable background."
Was your story penned by a woman?
"Why yes it was, Mr. er, Mr. El? Mr. 15? An author was seen as an unladylike profession back then, but nevertheless!"
Clarification please, would that be King George the Second, the Third or the Fourth?
Furthermore, did the author who penned you also live during the same time period as you?
"Here's a bangin lil' tune about takin' on The Man!"
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"His Majesty George the Third, well technically anyway, and yes she did."
Last edited by NailsInYourFeet; August 17th, 2022 at 11:18 PM. Reason: Fleshing it out a bit
Was your author a royal attendant to Charlotte of Mecklenberg-Strelitz?
"My, oddly specific question. No, she never had such an honour, though I do enjoy Lady Fanny Burney's work all the same."
Was romantic love a central theme in your story? Maybe you experienced it yourself?
"Ooh yes, yes indeed!"
Probably wrong, but just to get the most obvious guess out of the way... Elizabeth Bennet?
"I am afraid you're wrong, Mr. El15. Good guess though."
Interesting. My first guess as to your identity would be that you are Catherine Morland.
J'accuse.
"Here's a bangin lil' tune about takin' on The Man!"
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Berserker of FictionInteresting. My first guess as to your identity would be that you are Catherine Morland.
J'accuse.
Catherine Morland
"Right right! So you'd see what I meant about being plain, right? Nobody dashingly heroic or heartrendingly tragic, but now the Grail has finally given me a chance to make my fiction a reality!"
Notes: So Cathy's a 'Zerker for the same reason Don Quixote (who she's been compared to) was on fan sheets back in the day, from being famously delusional. She'd have EX-Rank Mad Enhancement that'd make her now completely unable to tell fiction from reality, and her Noble Phantasm would be like an upgraded version of BnEl15's Delusion Trigger skill.
Whether I just submit her sheet to Create-A-Servant or enter her into a Contest would naturally depend on what the next Contest is
Catherine Morland
Northanger Abbey
The book itself
Last edited by NailsInYourFeet; August 18th, 2022 at 07:34 PM. Reason: Adding links for more info
Oh she sounds like a fun person. Definitely looking forward to the sheet!
A forum game on BL was certainly not where I was expecting my knowledge of Jane Austen to come in handy but it is what it is lol.
"Here's a bangin lil' tune about takin' on The Man!"
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This thread had Austen herself a while back, turns out she also took a while to guess. Not sure if Serra ever made the full sheet though, haven't seen it around
Ruler of Priesthood
"Hello, hello, hello! Come one, come all, for this is a time to be spreading the joy of merely existing!"
He'd love to meet other servants!
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