Greetings and salutations,
It is my sincerest hope that this letter finds you well in the wake of recent events. In this uncertain aftermath following the wake of the people's evident displeasure we find ourselves at a crossroads. With new beginnings comes new possibilities and, with new possibilities, the potential for greater good.
It is concerning the greater good that I write you.
Myrken Wood, the short time I have been here, is a quaint place that seems to always suffer beneath some great shadow. It is a land that would be peaceful yet cannot quite escape the darkness. In order that I might do my share to see that we may all yet enjoy peace, I have the following but simple proposition for all of you to consider as I would vastly prefer your permission in this endeavor.
My plan is this: to provide for the children of this place by constructing and running an orphanage to see to their needs. It is a sad fate that young children must suffer the death of a parent. It is a worse fate that such children then be left all alone.
I await your response with great anticipation.
Sincerely,
Vraal
To The Councilors of Myrken Wood
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To The Councilors of Myrken Wood
by SinVraal » Tue May 29, 2007 4:58 am
If you are near to the dark
I will tell you about the sun
You are here, no escape
From my visions of the world
You will cry, all alone
But it does not mean a thing to me...
I will tell you about the sun
You are here, no escape
From my visions of the world
You will cry, all alone
But it does not mean a thing to me...
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by Treadwell » Tue May 29, 2007 1:29 pm
And, in Treadwell's usual sloppy, heavy handwriting, a reply!
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Mr. Vraal,
It comes to my recollection that, at least a few years ago, there was a move by a woman in town for such an orphanage, if I recall correctly. You, like she, should be best served to present such a request to us in person at our next Council meeting, whenever that might be.
Of course, if you wish to come see me in person regarding this matter, I can try to review records concerning the former request and see what all has been officially done about this sort of thing before--over lunch, perhaps?
By my hand this twenty-ninth of May, Anno Regalis 207
Aloisius Horatio Treadwell, Councilor of Administrative Sanctions
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Mr. Vraal,
It comes to my recollection that, at least a few years ago, there was a move by a woman in town for such an orphanage, if I recall correctly. You, like she, should be best served to present such a request to us in person at our next Council meeting, whenever that might be.
Of course, if you wish to come see me in person regarding this matter, I can try to review records concerning the former request and see what all has been officially done about this sort of thing before--over lunch, perhaps?
By my hand this twenty-ninth of May, Anno Regalis 207
Aloisius Horatio Treadwell, Councilor of Administrative Sanctions
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"Looks like a table to me. Do you think it could hold up someone as bulbous as Treadwell?" -- Dr. Brennan, Myrken Wood Rememdium Edificium
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by SinVraal » Thu May 31, 2007 4:02 am
He balks at being addressed merely as "Mr," but as he has gained Treadwell's attention he swallows the bitter pride and takes quill to paper once more.
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Councilor Treadwell,
I must thank you for responding to me so quickly. I thank you for your advice on how best to proceed, as well as your offer of discussion over lunch which I happily accept.
Shall I find you at your store then? I was, I must mention, quite pleased with the toys and houses you provided for me.
Sincerely,
Vraal
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Councilor Treadwell,
I must thank you for responding to me so quickly. I thank you for your advice on how best to proceed, as well as your offer of discussion over lunch which I happily accept.
Shall I find you at your store then? I was, I must mention, quite pleased with the toys and houses you provided for me.
Sincerely,
Vraal
If you are near to the dark
I will tell you about the sun
You are here, no escape
From my visions of the world
You will cry, all alone
But it does not mean a thing to me...
I will tell you about the sun
You are here, no escape
From my visions of the world
You will cry, all alone
But it does not mean a thing to me...
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by Treadwell » Thu May 31, 2007 12:37 pm
A note in reply!
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Mr. Vraal,
Of course you can find me at my toy shop! If you can't, then I'm likely at the Broken Dagger, my mansion home, my cottage by the lake, or, knowing my luck, sir, my usual bed in the Rememdium Edificium. Search those in that order, or simply leave a message by note or with my cousin Drivel at the toy store.
By my hand this thirty-first of May, Anno Regalis 207
Aloisius Horatio Treadwell, Councilor of Administrative Sanctions
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Mr. Vraal,
Of course you can find me at my toy shop! If you can't, then I'm likely at the Broken Dagger, my mansion home, my cottage by the lake, or, knowing my luck, sir, my usual bed in the Rememdium Edificium. Search those in that order, or simply leave a message by note or with my cousin Drivel at the toy store.
By my hand this thirty-first of May, Anno Regalis 207
Aloisius Horatio Treadwell, Councilor of Administrative Sanctions
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"Looks like a table to me. Do you think it could hold up someone as bulbous as Treadwell?" -- Dr. Brennan, Myrken Wood Rememdium Edificium
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