Re: Dear Character...

by Regret Wed Jul 13, 2011 6:48 pm

((Pick someone! Or, if you want, I could bring in another one of my characters.))

by **Echo** Wed Jul 13, 2011 6:50 pm

((Do you think you could do that? I'd appreciate it Smile

))

by Alice Thu Jul 14, 2011 12:55 am

Dear Evan,

Fine.... How bout yours?

With all due respect
Artemis Blackwood.

Dearest Captain,

My heart is in pain to know that you are going through this trail. Do not give up hope. Now you have someone like me and I pray that one day we will meet face to face. But until that moment all we have are these letters.
With all due respect
Artemis Blackwood.

by Banshee Thu Jul 14, 2011 10:07 am

Dear Artemis,

Hidden...that's my life. Well everybody is different at home then they are at school. Except, I don't want to go home.

From,
Evan

by Regret Thu Jul 14, 2011 11:59 am

Dear Artemis,
I appreciate your sentiments, but I do not require pity. The true measure of a man is not only how he handles victory, but also how he handles defeat. I have given what it was required that I give, and I can hold my head high, knowing that I made the best of a bad job. I have officially been sentenced to a dishonourable discharge but, due to my years of exemplary service, I have been offered a civilian post as the captain of a rock-cutter, NEHOI-12 to be exact.
Yours in good faith,
Captain R. B. Olmsley-Friar.

P.S. I would suggest joining the Royal Navy for a couple of years. It is a brilliant career for any young person, and with a degree you could probably join as an officer. However, if you do, do not mention my name in interviews.
I have included a copy of the signing up papers in this letter.

by Banshee Thu Jul 14, 2011 12:32 pm

Dear Captain,
That is true. Today's world is quick to blame friends and enemies. We never seem to take responsibility for our actions and when things go wrong we are quick to blame others.
Sincerly,
Cassie

by Regret Thu Jul 14, 2011 12:38 pm

Dear Cassie,
do not mistake me. To an extent, I am to fault. However, someone was needed to blame, and I am most culpable. Therefore, blame that should have been apportioned to the engineers was diverted to me. I do not blame the authorities for my downfall. I must merely accept it.
Yours in good faith,
Captain R. B. Olmsley-Friar.

by Alice Thu Jul 14, 2011 4:23 pm

Regret wrote:Dear Artemis,
I appreciate your sentiments, but I do not require pity. The true measure of a man is not only how he handles victory, but also how he handles defeat. I have given what it was required that I give, and I can hold my head high, knowing that I made the best of a bad job. I have officially been sentenced to a dishonourable discharge but, due to my years of exemplary service, I have been offered a civilian post as the captain of a rock-cutter, NEHOI-12 to be exact.
Yours in good faith,
Captain R. B. Olmsley-Friar.

P.S. I would suggest joining the Royal Navy for a couple of years. It is a brilliant career for any young person, and with a degree you could probably join as an officer. However, if you do, do not mention my name in interviews.
I have included a copy of the signing up papers in this letter.

Dearest Captain,

Thank you for letting me see the papers. My father came in and took them from me though I did sneak into his study. It is a terrible thing to do but I wanted to read them. I may join but my father nor mother would let me. I am suppose to wed a man in the orignal spanish culture like my parents did.

With all due respect,
Artemis Blackwood.

Dear Evan,
Why do you hide in you life? Speak out and enjoy it
With all due respect,
Artemis Blackwood.

by **Echo** Thu Jul 14, 2011 5:06 pm

((

Regret wrote:((Pick someone! Or, if you want, I could bring in another one of my characters.))

Winter Dragon wrote:((Do you think you could do that? I'd appreciate it ))

Erm... *coughs politely*))

by Banshee Thu Jul 14, 2011 5:11 pm

gh3325 wrote:Dear Artemis,

Hidden...that's my life. Well everybody is different at home then they are at school. Except, I don't want to go home.

From,
Evan

by Alice Thu Jul 14, 2011 5:16 pm

Dear Evan,

Im sorry you feel that way but you shouldnt hide...

With all due respect,
Artemis Blackwood

by Banshee Thu Jul 14, 2011 5:18 pm

Dear Artemis,
Its all right...I get used to it. I have to hide.

From,
Evan

by Alice Thu Jul 14, 2011 5:24 pm

Dear Evan,
Im sorry.
With all due respect,
Artemis Blackwood.

by Banshee Fri Jul 15, 2011 9:25 am

Dear Artemis,
No need to be sorry...I find refuge in my art and I have someone to get me through.
From,
Evan

Dear Captain,
I'm sorry you're being blamed. If my brother were alive, he would be upset because he greatly and openly respected you.
Sincerly,
Cassie

by Alice Fri Jul 15, 2011 6:16 pm

Dearest Evan,

I know how you feel.... I my self find something inside me that wants to break free and I must keep it inside or my father... my father will be angery.
With all do respect,
Artemis Blackwood.

by Banshee Fri Jul 15, 2011 6:53 pm

Dear Artemis,
I understand. My father is angrey to at many things that aren't true, but he says they are.
From,
Evan

by Alice Fri Jul 15, 2011 8:43 pm

Dearest Evan,

What things is your father angery about if you dont mind telling me.
With all due Respect,
Artemis Blackwood.

by Guest Sat Jul 16, 2011 8:09 pm

Hey guys... er... don't want to sound like a jerk... but I noticed (as I was reading/stalking the chat >.>) that 'angry' is spelled wrong. Just thought I'd let you know for future reference, so you guys don't get the wrong way stuck in your heads =^.^=

by Regret Mon Jul 18, 2011 4:00 am

((I didn't notice anyone spelling angry wrong. Or using it at all, for that matter.))

Name: Maximillian Joyce.
Age: 18.
Gender: Male.
Location: Wallestoft-Upon-Lowe.
Personality: A rather laid-back steampunk who lives with his large family on a farm, and resents their lifestyle in a friendly sort of way.
History: He is friends with a girl who recently moved into the manor house on the hill, only to find that it is very much haunted.

by **Echo** Mon Jul 18, 2011 1:27 pm

((They do it very frequently, actually...

So, do you want to write first? The most likely way Izzy would happen upon the letter is through planar mixing; it doesn't have to be addressed to her.))

by Regret Tue Jul 19, 2011 4:26 am

((Winter Dragon: would emails be fine?
Oh yeah, I've just seen the mispellings now.))

Dear Cassie,
Your brother was a good man. I must ask a question that has been preying on my mind. Since his death, has your family been coping?
Yours in good faith,
Captain R. B. Olmsley-Friar.

Dear Artemis,
I understand your difficulties. My parents intended for me to join the family business. However, shoes never held any interest for me, and I had been brought up on a diet of stories about the Navy, so it was inevitable that I should join. Do not let anything hold you back.
Yours in good faith,
Captain R. B. Olmsley-Friar.

by Banshee Tue Jul 19, 2011 9:06 am

((Yeah mispellings....whoops. p.s. replied to CCAF, Regret))

Dear Captain,
My family has been coping...but as you know grief can only get better with time. There has been sadness and heartache at my house, without my brother nothing feels the same.
Sincerly,
Cassie

Dear Artemis,
Mostly my mother and I, however, we haven't done anything wrong. He finds excuses.
From,
Evan

by Alice Tue Jul 19, 2011 7:23 pm

Dearest Captain,
Shoes? You were suppose to work with shoes.
With all due respect,
Artemis Blackwood.

Dearest Evan,
I am sorry... I shouldnt have said anything.
With all due respect,
Artemis Blackwood.

by Banshee Thu Jul 21, 2011 9:47 am

Dear Artemis,
It's fine. That's only half of it. His excuses aren't rational either.
From,
Evan

by Regret Thu Jul 21, 2011 4:54 pm

Dear Artemis,
Do not mock the shoe industry. It is a valuable and exciting... I can't keep a striaght face while I write this. Death seemed an acceptable alternative, so I sought a heroic death in battle. I soon came to realise that a heroic life in battle was worth considerably more. As a great general once wrote, 'it is better to fight a man who is willing to die for his country: that way, both you and he have the same objective in mind'.
Yours in good faith,
Captain R. B. Olmsley-Friar.

Dear Cassie,
I do not see the widows and orphans pension from the navy as a fitting reward to the families of heroes. I do question whether they somehow consider the families to be a worthless extension, and pay them an amount fitting for such. If there is any way I can be of service, do not hesitate to let me know.
Yours in good faith,
Captain R. B. Olmsley-Friar.

Hey Lizzie!
I think we met a few years ago, and I came across your email address on one of those friend finder thingies. So... Hi. How are you?
Peace out,
Maximillian Joyce.
P.S. Please just call me Max.

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