Also adding character pics for Hughes and his daughter, Bella

Haven't been active on the forums a lot lately, thought I would give this forum post a boost in case new people to the game would like to reach out to Hughes or to form a new connection.

I've also sent a piece of origami as a token. Nice and light and folds flat lol

@Lady Tabitha Catherine Louise de Beauchamp (Sam) If your father was a diplomat perhaps he is acquainted with Mr. Hughes

It looks like our characters were at Cambridge around the same time! Hughes was much more of a wet blanket when it came to shenanigans but would definitely bail his friends out of trouble

@Earl Nicholas Howard Well he probably wouldn't have seen the paperwork since 1805 but he could always remember something "off"

Hughes worked as a barrister before taking office. Perhaps he handled the late Earl's legal documents and thinks something is fishy....

This is a topic Hughes is really involved in

Character Name: James Hughes Character Pronouns: He/Him How to address you on envelope: Mr. Hughes, MP How to address you in letter: Mr. Hughes How to refer to you in writing: Mr. Hughes or informally as just Hghes Characters favorite/preferred color(s): Red and Blue

Hughes' daughter Bella has named the kitten Tommy. He is the most patient kitten and has sat through many an imaginary tea party, complete with bonnet.

Question for @Athena Peters: Are masks a thing for this miasma? Are people sewing masks or repurposing their scarfs and cravats? Does this mean people can travel down the street for secret meetings and have their face not recognized.....

@larso22f but mine is just D&D

@Tara M. Clapper (Lady Catherine Stuart) I would love to have more people to talk politics with!

@Duchess Rosaline Daniels (Kim) Perhaps Hughes shall send Hope letters on his daughters behalf, along with poorly done drawings

@Duchess Rosaline Daniels (Kim) What is your child's name?

I love this idea! Perhaps while in London the children are playmates

Mr. Hughes be more than happy to talk politics.

Definitely! Perhaps her father was an idol of his

Always looking for political debate partners lol

Thought: A lock of hair was a common romantic token. We wouldnt actually want to send any real hair but a braided bit of embroidery thread could make a good facsimile.