Dear Ladies and Gentlemen,
I'd like to take this oppertunity to tell you that today is the 4th anniversary of Toujours Liberér's opening! ^^
Also, I have a
new character that might be of interest to you.
This is Captain Morgan (PBed, of course, by the lovely Jason Isaacs, who went unclaimed for far too long!), a Scottish clan-member who was for all intents and purposes forced into the British Army so he couldn't help defend the people of the Highlands.
To prevent rebellion or any other difficulties, Morgan and his fellows were shipped off to the Caribbean to defend British colonies from the ravaging of the French and Dutch, Spanish and Portuguese(and to a lesser extent those pesky Americans, because you never know what they're planning to do next!). There he found he had a natural talent for soldiering, and rose to the rank of captain by preforming several ridiculously suicidal missions, just for the sheer rush of excitement they gave him. He can't move higher up the ranks due to his Scottish blood, and, perhaps a more valid reason, his complete lack of decorum.
However, all that is cut short when he's seriously injured in battle, forced into retirement and shipped back to England. He hates England, but the land he is given at retirement is in the Home Counties (Berkshire, to be exact) and with no where else of his own, he has a house built there, so he can be at least a little closer to his London doctor.
Bored of bed rest to heal his arm, he starts looking for adventure, and decides to start up as a highwayman along the near-by London to Bath road, a very busy road at that point in time. He steals from people, normally to only send it back anonymously after the excitement had died away.
He can't go admitting he's a highwaymen in the social circles he belongs to, either, so he's taken on the personality of the bookish recluse, only attending society functions when he's already in London and never making a special trip for it. Society, however, is quite desperate to hear of his heroic actions on the field of battle, and are undeniably surprised what this hero of the newspapers won't flaunt himself like a proper hero, but hides himself away. As you can imagine, that brings a lot of gossip his way.
More information is here. Long and the short of it: Ex-soldier and adrenalin junkie gets bored of bed rest and leads a double life; as gentleman highwayman, and as a social recluse.
Looking for:- Perhaps a young lady who attempts (but fails) to tempt the popular recluse from his shell.
- His doctor, at wits end with Morgan’s constant disregard to his health and to the recovery of his shoulder.
- A retired superior officer, happily embedded in London society, and baffled by Morgan’s change from berserker to bookworm.
- A close friend, someone who will write to him and keep him informed of goings on in London, perhaps who does know his 'other self'.
Any questions, plots, or squees over Mr Isaacs?