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Name: Lorenz Hellman Gloucester (un: LHG)
Date: 3/1, Evening
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To those who know Marianne von Edmund:
I wish to thank you. It is with regret that I inform you that she no longer resides within these walls, but her time here was made easier and less stressful because of the people who had the kindness to speak and spend time with her. Given her reserved nature, I am not certain how many here have had the priviledge of meeting her, but it seems only fair to let others know in case her presence is missed by someone I am not yet aware of.
Unfortunate has her departure from here is, she does grow into a strong, admirable person by several accounts. None can say for certain what fate has in store for her; I only hope that she sees some kindness in the months and years to come.
However, my friend's absense has left me with a particular... shall we say problem?
When we arrived several months ago and were searching for a residence, we found a small home which was already occupied by a family of cats. As the kittens were still newborn, Marianne took it upon herself to stand as steward for them. In time, she named them after our friends who yet remain in our home:
Claude. Hilda. Raphael. Ignatz. Lysithea. Leonie.
But, with only myself in the house now, I find that I am not in a position to care for all of them with the attention that they deserve. Ideally, we would find someone willing to adopt all six, but that is not a reasonable request. Because of my friend's kind heart and how habituated the cats have become to house life, it would also be a disservice to abandon them to the streets.
Thus, I am asking you all to help me find homes for them. If they are adopted separately, I would like to keep one. However, if someone is able to care for the entire family, I will give no argument on the matter.
All I care about is that they find themselves in a safe and attentive home.
Thank you.
-LHG.
Date: 3/1, Evening
Format: Text
To those who know Marianne von Edmund:
I wish to thank you. It is with regret that I inform you that she no longer resides within these walls, but her time here was made easier and less stressful because of the people who had the kindness to speak and spend time with her. Given her reserved nature, I am not certain how many here have had the priviledge of meeting her, but it seems only fair to let others know in case her presence is missed by someone I am not yet aware of.
Unfortunate has her departure from here is, she does grow into a strong, admirable person by several accounts. None can say for certain what fate has in store for her; I only hope that she sees some kindness in the months and years to come.
However, my friend's absense has left me with a particular... shall we say problem?
When we arrived several months ago and were searching for a residence, we found a small home which was already occupied by a family of cats. As the kittens were still newborn, Marianne took it upon herself to stand as steward for them. In time, she named them after our friends who yet remain in our home:
Claude. Hilda. Raphael. Ignatz. Lysithea. Leonie.
But, with only myself in the house now, I find that I am not in a position to care for all of them with the attention that they deserve. Ideally, we would find someone willing to adopt all six, but that is not a reasonable request. Because of my friend's kind heart and how habituated the cats have become to house life, it would also be a disservice to abandon them to the streets.
Thus, I am asking you all to help me find homes for them. If they are adopted separately, I would like to keep one. However, if someone is able to care for the entire family, I will give no argument on the matter.
All I care about is that they find themselves in a safe and attentive home.
Thank you.
-LHG.
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[He had expected that Edelgard would agree, but it was untoward to make assumtions on any matters that were not his own.]
Feel free to come by whenever you feel the most comfortable. I have a kitten waiting for you.
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I will come to your house tomorrow morning, if that is convenient.
[....Oops, there went her impatience to have a kitty.]
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It is. Have no worries, your kitten will be waiting for you when you arrive.
[And Lorenz couldn't wait to surprise her.]