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<blockquote data-quote="Crothian" data-source="post: 3736003" data-attributes="member: 232">You might want to place in spoilers in the title if PC is planning on using this scenario again.This is from the afternoon game.&nbsp; Mr. Bertram FinchleyBritish nephew of the late Sir Oliver HumeThe year is 1921.[sblock]1.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; You are over 40. Why do you still live with your mother?She needs me.&nbsp; Mother cannot do anything for herself and I make surethat she is comfortable and warm.&nbsp; I know how she likes her tea andwhat her favorite biscuits are.2.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; What first triggered your interest in photography?My father.&nbsp; It was the only thing that we had in common besides mother.3.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Have you ever experienced true love?After the war with the great toll on the population of the men ofEngland I found it was easier to meet women.&nbsp; I once able to takepictures and use it as a way into people's lives.&nbsp; But while therehave been many women there has been none I fell in love with.&nbsp; In theend I was never able to find anyone that was as good as mother.4.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Why didn't you enlist during the Great War?Mother needed me more.&nbsp; I could not abandon her the way father didwith his dying.5.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; What's your worst habit?I don't have any bad habits.&nbsp; I am always polite and a gentleman.&nbsp; Ialways treat the many lesser people with the respect they deserve andafford them a bit of kindness.&nbsp; But not too much I don't want them tobecome soft and lazy as they tend to do.6.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Why do THOSE people hate you?Become I am better then them.&nbsp; I have had a good life and enjoy manycomforts.&nbsp; I remind them of what they can never have.&nbsp; No matter howhard they work and fight their own nature they can never actuallyachieve what I have.7.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Do you like your relatives?I of course love Mother.&nbsp; But the others always seem to want to get inthe way of Mothers and my life.&nbsp; They try to interfere with the way wehave always done things.&nbsp; I am of course completely polite to themall.&nbsp; Unlike many of them I was raised with manners.8.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; How do you spend your days?Every morning I wake before Mother and get her her morning coffee andpaper.&nbsp; I make sure her seat in the sitting room has a comfortablepillow and that she doing well.&nbsp; Then I go out after lunch and takepictures in the parks.&nbsp; It is a great way to meet people and and I amstill searching for a woman that is as good as Mother.9.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Have you considered hospitalizing your mother?Never.&nbsp; My love and devotion to her make me the best caretaker shecould ever have.10.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; Do you believe in spirits?I did not use to.&nbsp; But lately I have taken some pictures of bombed outresidences and have gotten some odd shadows and shapes once the filmhas been developed.11.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; What scares you the most?Losing Mother.12.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; Is it worth having a go at Camille, your mother's French maid?Of course it is, that is really the reason Mother hired her.13.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; What are you looking forward to?Once Mother and I get the fortune we so richly deserve we can finallystart to live the life God intended us to live.[/sblock]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Crothian, post: 3736003, member: 232"] You might want to place in spoilers in the title if PC is planning on using this scenario again. This is from the afternoon game. Mr. Bertram Finchley British nephew of the late Sir Oliver Hume The year is 1921. [sblock] [B]1. You are over 40. Why do you still live with your mother?[/B] She needs me. Mother cannot do anything for herself and I make sure that she is comfortable and warm. I know how she likes her tea and what her favorite biscuits are. [B]2. What first triggered your interest in photography?[/B] My father. It was the only thing that we had in common besides mother. [B] 3. Have you ever experienced true love?[/B] After the war with the great toll on the population of the men of England I found it was easier to meet women. I once able to take pictures and use it as a way into people's lives. But while there have been many women there has been none I fell in love with. In the end I was never able to find anyone that was as good as mother. [B]4. Why didn't you enlist during the Great War?[/B] Mother needed me more. I could not abandon her the way father did with his dying. [B]5. What's your worst habit?[/B] I don't have any bad habits. I am always polite and a gentleman. I always treat the many lesser people with the respect they deserve and afford them a bit of kindness. But not too much I don't want them to become soft and lazy as they tend to do. [B] 6. Why do THOSE people hate you?[/B] Become I am better then them. I have had a good life and enjoy many comforts. I remind them of what they can never have. No matter how hard they work and fight their own nature they can never actually achieve what I have. [B] 7. Do you like your relatives?[/B] I of course love Mother. But the others always seem to want to get in the way of Mothers and my life. They try to interfere with the way we have always done things. I am of course completely polite to them all. Unlike many of them I was raised with manners. [B]8. How do you spend your days?[/B] Every morning I wake before Mother and get her her morning coffee and paper. I make sure her seat in the sitting room has a comfortable pillow and that she doing well. Then I go out after lunch and take pictures in the parks. It is a great way to meet people and and I am still searching for a woman that is as good as Mother. [B] 9. Have you considered hospitalizing your mother?[/B] Never. My love and devotion to her make me the best caretaker she could ever have. [B]10. Do you believe in spirits?[/B] I did not use to. But lately I have taken some pictures of bombed out residences and have gotten some odd shadows and shapes once the film has been developed. [B] 11. What scares you the most?[/B] Losing Mother. [B]12. Is it worth having a go at Camille, your mother's French maid?[/B] Of course it is, that is really the reason Mother hired her. [B]13. What are you looking forward to?[/B] Once Mother and I get the fortune we so richly deserve we can finally start to live the life God intended us to live.[/sblock] [/QUOTE]

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