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Alexander was sad to leave behind his tutor in Amsterdam. They'll never again cross paths. At the end of 1660/beginning of 61 he leaves behind his Westminster friends (Elizabeth, Hunt). They WILL meet again in 62, when I merge his town and country acquaintance circles! #AwesomeCharacters

"but I'm a monster" / "I love you the way you are" basic. cliche. turns me into feral stick figure meme every time 😑

Do I have to explain enclosure or does everybody know about this already…

That has to be Thomas Hunt🥇 He's "just an ordinary, decent, nice guy" except the depth and sincerity of his goodness really makes him someone extraordinary. Though as powerful as his empathetic gentleness is in some situations, it's not enough in others. Alexander comes in then. #AwesomeCharacters

Today might be the day when I go "screw it" and start using "lordling" for Alexander even if it's not technically correct

I think I mentioned before in #SummerOfStories that my character class is Entertainer, subclass Storyteller. I'm made out of stories. 😂 I was born to consume and create stories. That'll be my oxygen till the day I die. What I hope mine will do for other people… well, entertain! (🧵1/3)

"Twist"! Finally a hit today after I've decided to only pull #WIPSnips from 1661! I've spent like WEEKS doing the research to be able to write paragraphs like this in this stupid chapter and I still think the whole thing may be wrong and need to be thrown out asdfkdg;jl

As an aristocrat, Alexander is a bit of a public figure, so pretty much everyone knows a LITTLE of him. I'll answer today's #AwesomeCharacters for the three main 1660 antagonists. Ingrave's his step-cousin and in loco parentis figure while they live together in Covent Garden ~4 months… (🧵1/3)

I have so many lines I love from 1660, but let's go with this one from very near the end. Sadly can't really give the context, but I love it because it's emotionally perfect, meta with its metaphor, and beautiful 🥹 #SummerOfStories