Eleanora McClellan Webster

> *Widow of Garfield Lucas Webster II; mother of 11, including Opposition Leader Sydney Lucas Webster and potential 2029 candidate Juneau Lucas Webster.*
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## Chawosaurian

### Roll

Matriarch of the Webster-McClellan Family

## Biographical Details

### Born

January 30, 1930Boston, Massachusetts, USA

### Died

March 20, 2023 (aged 93)Sunderland, Massachusetts, USA

### Political Affiliation

* Alaska Democratic Party (1946-2022)
* Massachusetts Democratic Party (2022-her death)

### Parents

* Nicholas Wilfrid Laurier McClellan
* Victoria Mary Reagan

### Spouse

Garfield Lucas Webster II*(m. 1945 - his death)*

### Children

* Garfield Lucas Webster III
* Chester Lucas Webster
* Thomas Warren Magnuson Webster
* Sydney Lucas Webster
* Timothy Lucas Webster
* Rosalynn Andrea Webster
* Kathleen Anna Webster
* Jennifer Laurel Webster
* Charles Daniel Webster
* Juneau Lucas Webster

### Pets

All pets are deceased* Winston McClellan-Webster (Dog)
* Frederick McClellan-Webster (Dog)
* Gustaf McClellan-Webster (Dog)
* Lassie McClellan-Webster (Dog)
* Mindy McClellan-Webster (Cat)

## Physical Details

### Eye Color

White (by her death), originally reddish brown

**Eleanora Deborah McClellan Webster** (January 30, 1930 - March 20, 2023), also known by other names, was the matriarch of the Anchorage faction of the Webster family. the widow of late family patriarch Garfield Lucas Webster II, and the mother of his 10 children (7 sons, including Chester, Timothy, Sydney, and Juneau; and 3 daughters). A member of the McClellan family, Eleanora was the daughter of Nicholas W.L. McClellan and Victoria Mary Reagan. Eleanora McClellan-Webster is also the granddaughter of Theodore McClellan who was Chawosauria's 4th Prime Minister, and the goddaughter and eventually daughter-in-law of Garfield Lucas Webster who was Chawosauria's 3rd Prime Minister. Together with her husband, Eleanora and Garfield II ruled the American faction of the Webster family with an iron fist until their respective deaths in 2019 and 2023, and their deaths represented the end of their ruthless reign of the family, giving the American Websters freedom to rule themselves, but Garfield II and Eleanora were also the most respected and loved in the family, especially by their grandchildren and great-grandchildren, they called Eleanora "gran gran".

Part of the Silent Generation, Eleanora Deborah McClellan was born during the Great Depression ironically into a well secured upper middle class family of Scotch-Irish American descent in Boston on January 30, 1930, to Nicholas Wilfrid Laurier McClellan and Victoria Mary Reagan. The youngest of two older brothers, Zachary and Jonathan, and the oldest of two sisters, Theodosia and Christine, and one brother, Christian. But she was raised by nannies and often neglected by her parents due to problems in their marriage, her mother had extramarital affairs and her father was too distraught to reconcile between this and keeping his family from collapsing. Her parents separated in 1946 after Eleanora had herself emancipated and the marriage was evolved into an arrangement for the wellbeing of the McClellan children. It was noticeable to Eleanora and her siblings that their parents slept in two different bedrooms, showing the discontent between Nicholas and Victoria, and it was stressful for Eleanora. Desperate to escape from the often dramatic McClellan household, Eleanora wasted no time to convince the WWII veteran Garfield Lucas Webster II, a family friend, to have sex with her and get her pregnant to force her parents to emancipate her and live with the Webster family through marriage, the scheme works and Eleanora marries Garfield II on Christmas 1945, and she gave birth to her first child Garfield Lucas Webster III in 1946.

Eleanora's marriage with Garfield II quickly evolved into a truly romantic marriage, Garfield II and Eleanora had similar values, nearly religiously and solidly politically, and they both enjoyed nature, horseback riding, hunting, and among other outdoor activities enjoyed by aristocrats and they both value history, academia, science, and religion. Eleanora was loyal to Garfield II but while Garfield II loved Eleanora in return, he was anything but loyal, Garfield II had several extramarital affairs with various several women and he successfully hid these affairs from Eleanora to avoid hurting her and avoid the similar marriage problems that her parents went through due to her mother's affairs. Garfield II and Eleanora went on to have ten more children, those being Chester (b. 1947), Thomas (b. 1948), Sydney (b. 1950), Nicholas (b. 1951), Timothy (b. 1953), Rosalynn (b. 1955), Kathleen (b. 1956), Jennifer (b. 1957), Charles (b. 1958), and Juneau (b. 1960).

The War in Vietnam and the Civil Rights Movement threatened the Webster marriage, Garfield II, having had served his country in the second world war following the Japanese invasion on Pearl Harbor in 1941, believed that his sons have a duty to their country, to defend American freedom against the expansion of communism during the Cold War as he defended American freedom against fascism in World War II, and he worked to ensure that his sons are conscripted to fight in Vietnam. On the domestic front, Americans of color, mainly Black Americans, rose up in fatigue of the regime of racial segregation in the U.S., particularly in the south, and to force the U.S. government to uphold their previously abandoned promises to African Americans to enforce racial equality in the United States, Eleanora strongly supported racial equality, while Garfield II supported racial segregation, causing a political rift in their marriage and the inability to message race to their children without contradicting each other. Eleanora won both battles over Garfield II, the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1965 resulted in the collapse of the post-Reconstruction status quo, and the poor direction of the War in Vietnam and the resultant death of their son Garfield Lucas Webster II in 1969 both broke her husband's resolve and worldview; but Eleanora also suffered ideological setbacks herself, her and her husband's party, the Democrats, as a result of their embracement of civil rights as part of the Democrat-led Great Society programs orchestrated by the Democratic U.S. President Lyndon B. Johnson, had badly weakened the Democratic Party for the final years of the 20th century and turned Americans against New Deal liberalism. The Democrats lost the so-called *"solid south"* (the American south) as well as many White Americans, in exchange for non-white Americans and the poor. Both Garfield II and Eleanora had also suffered a family setback, their children moved away to escape their politically tumultuous marriage, their sons returning from Vietnam refused to move back to Anchorage, and their daughters married quite early to escape the Webster household, that meant Eleanora repeated the same mistakes her parents made that drove her into gaining independence from her parents.

One victory for Garfield II and Eleanora is that these setbacks in the family and changes of America had actually helped their marriage survived, They raised their last two sons, Charles and Juneau, until they were adults by the late 1970s and starting in 1980, they lived a quiet marriage. However, their children, now adults, stated to have tumultuous marriages of their own and most of these marriages did not survive as long as Garfield II and Eleanora's, Eleanora attempted to convince their children to remain married or save their marriages on their own devices, but they either ignored or failed in their attempts to do so, many of Garfield II and Eleanora's children asked that they relinquish custody of their own children over to them, but they refused, in part due to the fact that they had so many grandchildren more than they had their 10 children (1 disowned). By the 1990s, many of Garfield II and Eleanora's children remarried and begin to live in rather or fairly stable marriages. They returned to focus on politics and their children became passionate supporters for the Democratic Party in support for President Clinton and concern for President Bush and the Republicans' execution of the War on Terror following the September 11 Attacks in 2001. The Webster-McClellan family and their own families became increasingly more connected after a string of successful reconciliations after their family collapse in the early 1970s. Throughout the 2010s, the Webster couple became so involved into the broader Webster family and in the late 2010s, they made new contacts with the Chawosaurian Imperial Government.

In 2019, Eleanora lost her husband and becomes a widow, and she was a widowed mother and grandmother now. Eleanora had also been politically active within the U.S. Democratic Party starting with the 2020 U.S. presidential election and the very last American election cycle in her life was the 2022 U.S. midterm elections, where because it was a midterm election, the U.S. Republican Party was widely expected due to the presence of a sitting Democratic President, inflation, and crime in the U.S. and it was prophesied by U.S. history that the Republicans would win the 2022 midterms on a silver platter, but instead the Republicans let the midterms go kablooey, the overturning of Roe v. Wade and the ideological insanity inside the Republican Party allowed the Democrats under President Joe Biden to stand in defiance against a Republican "red wave" and expanded its majority in the U.S. Senate and boosted their numbers in U.S. state governments while slowing their loss of the U.S. House of Representatives, the Democrats' surprise victory in the midterms unified the party but farther destabilized the Republican Party even greatly. Beyond American politics, during the prelude of the Chawo-Uralic War, Eleanora becomes active against the war and emerges as an anti-war critic. In the summer of 2022, Eleanora Webster moved back to Massachusetts, living in Sunderland in the Berkshires, where she died from a brain aneurysm at 93 on March 20, 2023 in her Berkshires home, ending her three year widowhood. Eleanora is buried and resting with her husband at Saxe-Coburg and Gotha Cemetery. Eleanora was survived by her five surviving sons and three daughters, her several grandchildren and great-grandchildren, her nephews and nieces, her sole surviving sister and brother, and one sister-in-law.

In response to Eleanora McClellan Webster's death, Supreme Leader Shang Jong Parker issued SL Order No. VII-2023, ordering an imperial period of mourning for the rest of March and throughout the whole month of April 2023 due to Webster being the mother of the incumbent Leader of the Opposition at the time, Sydney Lucas Webster, for the 2020-2024 Chawosaurian Government. Eleanora received universal grief and mourning from the Chawosaurian general public.

## Other names

### Nicknames, Initials, and Professional

* Eleanora Webster
* Eleanora McClellan
* Eleanora Deborah Webster (legal name of marriage)
* E.M.W. (her initials for Eleanora McClellan Webster)
* E.M.C. (her initials for Eleanora McClellan)
* E.D.M. (her initials for Eleanora Deborah McClellan)
* Eleanora D. McClellan
* Eleanora M. Webster
* Eleanor
* Madam Webster
* Mrs. Garfield Lucas Webster, Jr. (male dominate cycles)

### Family Names

* Ellie (shortened affectionate nickname by family and friends, mostly from her sisters Theodosia and Christina)
* Mother Webster (mostly from in-laws)
* Grandma Webster (her grandchildren and great-grandchildren)
* Nanna Webster (her grandchildren and great-grandchildren)
* Gran Gran (her grandchildren and great-grandchildren)
* Granny Webster (her grandchildren and great-grandchildren)
* Gramma Webster (her grandchildren and great-grandchildren)

## Early Life (1930-1945)

Eleanora Deborah McClellan was born into an upper middle class family on January 30, 1930, in Boston, Massachusetts, to Nicholas Wilfrid Laurier McClellan (aged 30) and Victoria Mary Reagan (aged 27), the youngest of two, Zachery Brinton McClellan and Jonathan Lachlan McClellan, and the eldest of three, Theodosia McClellan, Christina Elaina McClellan, and Christian Lachlan McClellan. Eleanora was named for her mother's favorite story written by Edgar Allan Poe called *Eleanora*, and Eleanora's middle name, Deborah, comes from her mother's favorite biblical story of the Jewish prophetess Deborah from the Book of Judges. Eleanora is of Scottish, Irish, German, Swedish, and Inuit ancestry, her father was Scottish and German, her mother was Irish, Swedish, and Inuit, and it is rumored by some that her mother may have been religiously Jewish but her religion was never known, but Eleanora was baptized and raised into the Episcopal Church by her father. Eleanora's maternal grandmother was Swedish and Inuit. Eleanora was born during the Great Depression and grew up during the depression, so Boston being such an urban center of diverse groups which will mean city gangs, especially during the Great Depression, has made Eleanora into a street fighter, there was an incident in 1936 where a boy threatened to beat Eleanora for her bike and Eleanora took a brick from the ground and cracked his skull right open immediately before the boy punched her and when the boy collapsed, Eleanora walked away with her bike, returning to her suburban neighborhood of Wellesley. Eleanora was educated by the Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts.

Eleanora, also known as Ellie, had a mostly unknown childhood, but she lived through the 1938 Great New England Hurricane, it is not known weather she was in Boston or not. Around 1939 or earlier, she met Garfield Lucas Webster II, the son of her godfather Garfield Lucas Webster, the old friend of her grandfather, Theodore McClellan, both Garfield Webster and Theodore McClellan served as Prime Minister of the Empire of Chawosauria. Eleanora would become a supporter of the U.S. Democratic Party due to the popularity of U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt (a), Eleanora strongly supported President Roosevelt in his reelection bids in 1940 and 1944 though she could not vote yet, that wasn't until 1952, but since she lived in Alaska starting in 1945, she couldn't vote for a President until 1960. Eleanora visited her grandmother, Sadorana Bengtsson-Reagan (1881-1986), regularly in Boston, and she'd take Eleanora to Sweden to visit her great-grandmother, Aakkiika Berthelsen-Bengtsson, widely known as Aakki, a pure blood Inuit. In Sweden, she learned Swedish history and Aakki has become a special woman in Eleanora's life, her Inuit wisdom was so relied on by Eleanora and Eleanora relied on her grandmother Sadorana to escape her mother's personal immorality with other men, something both Eleanora and Sadorana strongly disavowed, Sadorana suggested to Eleanora that should marry to gain independence, something young women could do back in this time period but still if they have their parents' blessing. Eleanora resented that idea, saying that it goes against her principles as a supporter of women's emancipation from male domination, but Sadorana had a culturally conservative side of life. Eleanora lived in one of America's least segregated cities in the country, and Eleanora had long opposed segregation, but her views are at odds with the rest of her Scotch-Irish American community.

Eleanora's family falls into wreck when her mother had been having an extramarital affair with a man by the name Edward Lyon "Eddie" Reagan, who was her mother's first cousin. The affair goes as far back as 1937 or earlier when Eleanora was a young kid, her mother gave birth in Sweden to Ulysses Oliver Reagan in 1938 without the full knowledge of her and her siblings, but her father had known about the affair and her parents had been mistrusting each other ever since, but the fact that they had children was what prevented them from divorcing. Nicholas grew tired of Victoria's cheating, so he separated from her in 1947, this was a main reason why Eleanora herself wanted to marry immediately though she was 15. It can be speculated that she convinced Garfield Webster II to get her pregnant so that she'll have to marry him to escape the drama at home.

But it's not that Eleanora had a bad relationship with her parents though, Eleanora was loved by both Nicholas and Victoria, however, problems in their marriage have been so distracting them from the kids, Eleanora includingly, that the nannies had to run things themselves in the McClellan households.

Despite being a cisgender female, Eleanora did not like wearing women's clothing because it was "too revealing", of her arms and legs and her general discomfort wearing a dress so she cross-dressed into menswear, feeling safe and secured wearing men's pants, sweaters, and a thick suit jacket. Eleanora's career dream was that she wanted to be a U.S. Senator due to her being inspired by U.S. Senator David I. Walsh. Eleanora's dream would never come true due to her gender in the 1940s and 1950s, though as Eleanora lives on, several female U.S. Senators who would go on to get elected later in the century are married women, but Eleanora never ran for U.S. Senate in Alaska because of the state's partisan loyalty with the Republican Party and the personal challenge of moving back to the now-Democratic Party-dominated Massachusetts due to the family connections of her husband to Alaska.

Eleanora had love desires, of them are Lochlainn Dowling MacKenzie VIII, Ludovico Valenzo Bellisario, Lochlainn Wilkie MacKenzie VI, and Jack Leo Wallace II. But Garfield Lucas Webster II was never considered by Eleanora. Garfield II and Eleanora met as far back as the Great Depression, through the longtime friendship of Garfield Webster and Eleanora's grandfather Theodore McClellan. The other men married up to other women. Eleanora went on to choose Garfield II at first as an escape marriage from her dysfunctional parents, but went on to have 11 children together in Anchorage and their marriage lasted until their respective deaths in 2019 and 2023.

## Marriage (1945-2019)

When Garfield Lucas Webster II returned from World War II in 1945, she and Garfield II begun a sexual relationship despite the age difference between the two, Garfield II was 25 and Eleanora was 15, and Garfield II was well known to have a weak will against sex with women much like his father, so Garfield II didn't hesitate to begin dating her despite her age. Eleanora becomes pregnant at 15 in 1945, and used her pregnancy to gain consent from her parents to marry Garfield II to win independence from her parents, partly to get away from the drama between her parents. Her parents agreed though they questioned her for marrying so young and the man she is marrying is a Roman Catholic, Garfield II had the same questions from his parents about Eleanora's religion and age, still, the couple still married on December 25, 1945.

Since their wedding in 1945, Garfield II and Eleanora became really close, they had alot in common; they're both Democrats politically, both value intellectualism, ambition, nature, art, history, science, American exceptionalism, and proven by the fact that they have alot of children unnecessarily, Garfield II and Eleanora value sex as well, making them an unbreakable married couple.

Eleanora ached in severe pain on October 18, 1958, when her great-grandmother, Aakki, died, while Eleanora was pregnant with Charles and is about to go to labor. Dealing with imminent childbirth and grief was met with apathy from her husband, whose racism against Indigenous peoples stood in the way of his ability to empathize with a grieving wife.

### Webster-McClellan Family (1946-1978)

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Garfield Lucas Webster III was born in 1946, the first child of Garfield Lucas Webster II and Eleanora herself. In 1947, Eleanora gave birth to another son, Chester Lucas Webster, then in 1948, Thomas was born, then in 1950, Sydney was born, 1951 Nicholas was born, Timothy was born in 1953, her first daughter, Rosalynn, was born in 1955, Jennifer was born in 1957, Kathleen and Charles were born 8-months apart in 1958, and then her youngest son, Juneau, was born. Eleanora was determined to get away from her parents due to their crumbling marriage, so she asked Garfield II to have sex with her in 1945 so she would have to marry him, and Garfield II agreed, and Garfield III was born as a result. Garfield II and Eleanora took sex very seriously since then, resulting in the pregnancies and births of Chester and Thomas in short amounts of time. Garfield II and Eleanora went to Sydney, Australia, on a Valentine's Day couples getaway, they had sex one night in their hotel room and Eleanora became pregnant again as a result and after a ten month pregnancy, Sydney Lucas Webster was born on January 31, 1950, naming him after the city and gave him Garfield II's middle and last name as she did with her first sons.

Eleanora and Garfield II made a parenting deal that Eleanora deals with the girls while Garfield II deals with the boys, but when it became apparent that Sydney begins to show signs of clumsiness, stuttering, and sleepwalking, Eleanora responds to Sydney's disorders sympathetically, but her husband dislikes that, Garfield II believed the boy needs to "straighten-up like a man", but Eleanora resented that idea and had always had empathetic views on people with disabilities her whole life since the disclosure of President Roosevelt's polio, Eleanora becomes close to Sydney and acted as a encouraging guide to Sydney, even using her Episcopalian faith to bolster Sydney's confidence, something Garfield II saw as "weak parenting".

Both Garfield II and Eleanora empathized on a need for their children to be active in politics, both Garfield II and Eleanora are both Democrats. Starting in the 1960 U.S. presidential election, where Alaska had gained statehood the following year, in other words, now gained the right to vote in a presidential election alongside now having representation in Congress, which was overwhelmingly controlled by Democrats until 1994. Eleanora endorsed U.S. Senator John F. Kennedy for an unsurprising reason, Eleanora and Kennedy were both Massachusites, Eleanora wished that she was named Eleanora Kennedy instead of Eleanora McClellan, she joked "I'd still be Irish, just overwhelmingly and I'd be Catholic, we would've been a full Catholic family and my husband would like that". Eleanora avidly loved Kennedy and her family just supported him. Richard Nixon, Vice President at the time under President Dwight D. Eisenhower, became the Republican nominee. Kennedy won the presidential election by the narrowest margin possible, 303 electoral vote to Nixon's 219, but a sharply close popular vote that tilts towards Kennedy. Kennedy is the 35th President of the United States set to take office on January 20, 1961, the Democrats retained control of Congress, giving Kennedy a trifecta.

The Cold War between the United States and the Soviet Union had been going on since the end of World War II, the Cold War was not an actual war, but a period of intense geopolitical tensions between the U.S. and the U.S.S.R. over global influence, the United States wanted to spread western democracy and free market capitalism, the Soviet Union in comparison wanted to spread communism. how the United States and the Soviet Union combat each other is through proxy warfare, which it's the government funding and supplying combatants against the country or other combatants supported by the enemy state of that same government, or in some cases, a nation supporting and supplying enemy forces against another nation, the Soviet War in Afghanistan during the 1980s is an excellent example.

Alaska is just a coast close to the Soviet Union, so Cold War fears were probably heart beating high among Alaskans compared to the rest of the country. Garfield II and Eleanora lived in bitter fear of a Soviet invasion every moment of their lives, so do the children. President Kennedy's first interaction with the Soviet Union was a bit bumpy, Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev thought Kennedy was inexperienced and Kennedy was a Cold Warrior. Kennedy's first Cold War scripple was the Bay of Pigs invasion, in which the U.S. tried to instigate a coup against Cuban communist leader Fidel Castro, the invasion was a disaster. Kennedy's biggest Cold War event was the Cuban Missile Crisis, where the Soviets had missiles in Cuba, too close to the United States, and the United States had missiles in Italy and Turkey, Turkey much closer to the Soviet Union, this crisis caused fear especially among the American public, panic has become widespread. The Websters hid in the bunker. The situation was resolved when the U.S. agreed to withdrawal missiles from Italy and Turkey, while the Soviets withdrew missiles from Cuba, thus reducing the panic.

### Eleanora's struggle with Garfield Lucas Webster II (1960-1969)

At the time of the 1960s, women in the United States were severely limited in an American society dominated by men. This was before the second stage of the feminist movement and the sexual revolution. Women followed a cultural code, their role was to be the caretaker of the house and provider of the children while men had immense control over society.

Eleanora had hated her life as a housewife and a mother, though she had no real vendetta against her own children. The children became the battleground between Garfield II and Eleanora because of how they are to be raised. Garfield II allowed Eleanora to rear the children into the Episcopal Church, Eleanora's religion. The outbreak of the civil rights movement have created a standoff between Garfield II and Eleanora of how the children are to be taught about race, Garfield II sought to raise the children to believe that white people are, by nature, superior and Eleanora sought to raise the children to believe that all races are divinely equal and she wanted them to reject racial supremacy. Eleanora refused to dress like a wife and she despised the songs: *Stand By Your Man* by Tammy Wynette and had Jody Miller's *Queen Of The House* playing all over the house to annoy Garfield II.

Eleanora decided her style, sweaters and pants and never wear shoes often.

### Webster Vietnam Rift (1965-1973)

President Kennedy was assassinated in 1963, and the Websters were so devastated, except for Juneau because he was 3 at the time on his way to turn 4. Chawosaurian journalist Lincoln Jackson becomes the correspondent to the Webster-McClellan family, In August 1964. U.S. President Lyndon B. Johnson and his administration fabricated the Gulf of Tonkin Incident as a warrant to escalate the War in Vietnam, which the U.S. had already been a belligerent. The United States Congress, heavily reigned by Johnson's Democratic Party, passed the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution to give Johnson war powers to execute the war as he saw fit, and executed the war as he saw fit he did.

In 1965, Garfield Lucas Webster III was the first of the Webster boys to be drafted by the United States federal government for military service in the Vietnam War, Garfield III was the eldest of the Webster-McClellan children, as well as the person who will succeed his father as head of the family in case of death. In the same year, Chester was drafted but on the day he was supposed to report to military duty, he lied to his father that he was reporting for duty and instead attended a counterculture festival, but his father found out where Chester was and he had the police called on him, Chester was arrested leaving the festival and was brought home, after the cops left, Chester was summoned to the kitchen by his really pissed off father, a really pissed Garfield II called his sons to the kitchen to teach them a lesson with Chester, after the boys came to the kitchen, Garfield II walks up to Chester and punches him in the face and he collapses to the floor, where Garfield II beats Chester ferociously with his brothers watching in horror, the beating lasted from 12:00 AM to 6:00 AM (7-hours). Garfield II punched Chester in the face that his noise was broken and kicked his rips so bad that he suffers from internal bleeding. When Garfield II was finished, he was exhausted and he warned his boys that this is what he'd do to them if he discovers one of them have committed draft evasion, then he orders the boys to get Chester cleaned up and get back to bed, then Garfield II himself goes back to bed. Chester was hospitalized and had to be in a wheelchair for a year because his legs were fractured during the beating, he fully recovered by 1967 and he was again drafted for military service, and Chester immediately reported for duty. In 1967, Thomas received his draft and reported for military service to be deployed to Vietnam, and before that but in the same year, Nicholas packed his bags on his 16th birthday and ran away from home to Canada while everybody was still asleep and by the morning, the Webster-McClellan household noticed that Nicholas was gone and he was picked off the family tree by his father and he was never mentioned again in the household.

After graduating in 1968, Sydney received a conscription for military service in the Vietnam War, Sydney reluctantly shows his father during dinner time shortly after grace, by asking his father to permit him to speak, when his father approved, Sydney lays his conscription card on the middle of the table and his father tells Sydney "good boy!" and then tells Sydney that he is to report to military service after dinner. After dinner, Sydney called the Selective Service System to tell them that he couldn't report to service because he had a "medical excuse" not to go, Garfield II learned of Sydney's attempt to get exempt from military service by hearing the phone call between Sydney and the S.S.S. through another phone in his office, and Garfield II warned his family doctor not to give Sydney a medical excuse for him to use, and when Sydney arrived at his family's doctor's office to ask for a medical excuse, the doctor...and his father...both arrived at the office and Sydney was stunned, Garfield II asked Sydney why was he here? Sydney attempts to lie to his dad that he was here for get new meds for his sleepwalking. Garfield II brings out the tape recorder of him talking to the Selective Service System about getting a doctor's excuse from military service from the family doctor, and Sydney gives in and admits his intension, Garfield II demands Sydney to be home before him and wait at the dinner table, Sydney arrived home and then an hour later, his father arrived home as well and finds Sydney waiting for him at the dining room, where Garfield II decides not to beat him, he didn't appeared very angry but he warned Sydney that a bad beating is guaranteed if he did this again, and then dismisses him. Still determined to get out of his draft, Sydney wrote a letter to the Selective Service System trying to proclaim that he was a homosexual and requested the S.S.S. that he was to be disqualified from military service because of this, while in the letter he didn't used the word "gay" or "homosexual", he used a different slang. Sydney personally mails the letter directly to the mailbox of the city hall of Anchorage, Garfield II learns again of Sydney's second attempt to ditch his draft, he was shocked that Sydney would take this kind of route to avoid serving his country, but Sydney was recently married to Jacklyn Lynn Eisenberg in 1967, the marriage was controversial within his own family because Jacklyn was the daughter of a German Jewish Holocaust survivor, Jedediah Azariah Eisenberg (1920-2013), and Garfield II was antisemitic. Garfield II used Sydney's marriage certificate and wedding photos to disprove that Sydney was gay, leaving Sydney still eligible for military service, Sydney learned his father undermined his efforts and gives up. Sydney is still not late to report for military duty, so he takes advantages of this to join the United States Armed Forces to fight in the war.

During the 1968 U.S. presidential election, the Democratic Party was falling apart because of a war in Vietnam going nowhere, the fracturing of the civil rights movement, assassinations of Martin Luther King Jr and Robert F. Kennedy, the uprisings throughout 1968, and among other problems. Eleanora did hated the Vietnam War and supported Eugene McCarthy for the Democratic nomination, but Garfield II wouldn't say who was he voting for. As the Webster boys, many of whom were at war, were considering leaving the Democratic Party that they inherited from Garfield II and Eleanora, Eleanora aided by her husband threatened and pressured her boys from doing such an act, making it clear to them that the Democratic Party is part of the relics of the Webster-McClellan household. Ironically, Eleanora was the most intimidating compared to Garfield II, Garfield II does beatings but Eleanora is a tactician at retaliation against her sons, making her an even scarier disciplinarian, a trait Eleanora inherited from her mother Victoria. When Garfield III was born in 1946, it was decided by Eleanora's father-in-law, Garfield Lucas Webster, that she should be in charge of her children's finances, and Eleanora used the boys' funds as leverage, one of her tactics.

### Post-Vietnam Years (1973-2019)

Eleanora now had less children to raise, being left with Kathleen (who is nearing independence), Jennifer, Charles, and Juneau, a total of four. Losing seven children (one died in Vietnam, one ran away, and five emancipated themselves), did made Eleanora mildly depressed due to her private, internal love for them, as she struggled to express love for her sons, except one who she openly expressed love to, being Sydney, but Eleanora struggled to express the same affection due to becoming a mother at a young age, becoming a mother reluctantly at 16 to gain independence from her imploding family, and her inexperience with motherhood. After 1973, Eleanora was becoming good at parenting, she bonded more with her daughters Kathleen and Jennifer, while becoming guarding of two troublesome sons Charles and Juneau. Eleanora supported Kathleen on her way to independence in 1974, Kathleen was accepted to the University of Oregon and gained a scholarship to Oxford, enabling Kathleen to meet her future husband Charles Walpole, Eleanora met Charles when Kathleen returned home from England for Christmas, and Eleanora predicted that Charles could be her husband. Charles and Kathleen fell in love and begin to date, then in 1981, they decided to marry. Charles Walpole invited the Websters to the wedding, and on February 14, 1982. Charles and Kathleen Walpole went on to have seven children together from 1990 to 2000, the youngest being Corbyn Walpole.

Since Kathleen moved out, Jennifer joined Charles and Juneau at getting into trouble, going to wild parties and becoming sexually active, a lifestyle Eleanora was so strongly disapproving of, Garfield II, as a Catholic, even more disapproving. Juneau renounced the Episcopal Church, angering Eleanora, Jennifer and Charles retained their loyalty to the Episcopal Church. Politically, Juneau grew less progressive and more libertarian, though keeping his loyalty to the Democratic Party, and Eleanora was well aware of her sons allegedly or affirmingly having sexual relations with underage females, something Eleanora was even more disapproving but because she became a mother when she was a teenager herself, she felt she had no moral high ground to address her concerns to them or anyone. In a 1991 journal page, a friend of Eleanora noted her disgust, she named names, her sons Timothy Lucas Webster, Charles Daniel Webster, and Juneau Lucas Webster, and she expressed her disgust with their preferences for teenage girls, Timothy was alleged to have raped and impregnated a bare teenager in 1970, Juneau, who was 20, had a girlfriend who, at 16, gave birth to their child, the girlfriend being Wendy, she named the child after Juneau to taunt him, angering Eleanora, and in 1989, Charles impregnated a 16-year-old girlfriend himself, and Charles was 30, bringing even greater disgust to Eleanora, as well as "great embarrassment" according to her sister Theodosia. Angry and distraught, Eleanora pressured Charles to marry the 16-year-old, her name was Jane Lily Oakes.

In 1986, the marriage between her son Sydney Webster and Jacklyn Eisenberg was breaking apart, and Sydney wanted Eleanora to have custody of the children, Eleanora and Garfield II refused, but they watched over the children when the divorce proceedings were ongoing. Other marriages of Eleanora's children were beginning to collapse as well, Thomas Webster and his marriage with Elizabeth Rosalyn Tewksbury was failing, in fact, Eleanora and Elizabeth saw their relationship sour, and Thomas and Elizabeth divorced in 1986. In 1982, before Sydney and Thomas' marriages collapsed in 1986, Timothy Webster's marriage with Tiffany Ann Valeska was also collapsing, collapsing pretty hard actually, Jennifer's marriages with Sadakazu Eisuke Miyazawa and Nicolaos Loukas Bakirtzis were collapsing in 1992 and 1998, and Charles' first marriage with Anastasia Viera Levitsky crumbled in 1986, resulting in his sexual relationship with Jane Oakes, who was underage. Juneau's marriage with Charlotte Roosevelt, a granddaughter of Supreme Leader Timothy Max Roosevelt, was also crumbling in 1999. The marriages that were stable were those of Chester and Kathleen, but Charles' second marriage with Jane Oakes would go on to collapse in 2011. However, the Webster children went on to remarry into stable marriages, Thomas married a Bismarck, Glendora Bismarck, and remained married until Thomas died of COVID in 2020; Sydney remarried to Victoria Mary Kingsley and like Kathleen's husband, Sydney's new wife was British; Timothy remarried too, to Joselyn Eva Starlington, the daughter of Jonathan Franklin Starlington V; but those who continued to have struggling marriage problems are Charles, Juneau, and Jennifer.

Eleanora's health declined rapidly as her back to back pregnancies from the 1950s have caused her serious health problems, she suffered from frequent uterine ruptures, and she required surgery in 1987. Recovering, she had to stay in bed. Eleanora fully recovered by 1993 though she got mildly sick due to breathing air tracing back to the 1986 Chernobyl nuclear disaster, Eleanora had been coughing frequently, this sickness got worse as she aged.

With all the children grown and on their own, Eleanora and Garfield II reconciled their marriage and focused on their work with the Democratic Party, they opposed the Presidency of Ronald Reagan and his conservative approach to economics and the Cold War, the Webster couple campaigned hard for Democrats in the 1982 U,S, midterm elections, especially in the house and the Governorship in Alaska, their political activities continued on throughout the Bush and Clinton presidencies. Eleanora becomes a staunch supporter of Bill Clinton that she worshipped him. Eleanora suffered from "a form of sickness" in 1987 from nuclear pollution that spread to North America from the 1986 Chernobyl disaster. X-ray and DNA results showed that her sickness has origins from Chernobyl air pollution. Eleanora recovered in 1988.

In the 1990s, Garfield II and Eleanora continued to have new grandchildren, and Eleanora played an instrumental role in preaching progressive politics to the Webster family, consolidating the Websters' affiliation with the Democratic Party. Eleanora staunchly opposed the impeachment proceedings against President Clinton, and attacked the Republicans as "radicalized partisans". 1998 was also a big year for LGBT issues with the killing of Matthew Shepard, which was the first time since the 1969 Stonewall riots that Eleanora had paid attention to LGBT issues, and then Ellen DeGeneres coming out as a lesbian in the same year, which shocked Eleanora. Eleanora had not always been friendly to the LGBT community solely as a result of the culture in which she was raised, but she personally knew of prominent LGBT people in her life, which resulted in her willingness to support LGBT rights. Eleanora looked highly of Ellen DeGeneres' coming out in an empathetic light, she condemned the killing of Matthew Shepard and the subsequent rise of the Westboro Baptist Church, Eleanora was remembered by her children to have spoken ill towards the LGBT community when rarely speaking of them, but Eleanora also had an empathetic side and was willing to give her heart out. By the 2000s, Eleanora became a supporter for LGBT rights and denounced her past view of LGBT people. Garfield II on the other hand, his views on LGBT rights are staunchly conservative and always had been until his death in 2019, although even Eleanora had suspected that one of the prominent LGBT people she knew in her life was her father-in-law, Garfield Lucas Webster (1860-1955), though his sexuality wasn't fully known, it was suspected. Eleanora endorsed same-sex marriage in 2012 at age 82. Eleanora opposed the public display of the Confederate flag her whole life,

### Role in the Webster-McClellan Household and Private Feelings

Eleanora, when they had children, was a housewife, but she was miserable doing housewife work, but in 1978, when Juneau went out on his own, Eleanora, completely free from motherhood for the first time in her life, thought of gaining employment, maybe run for the Imperial Assembly of the Chawopolis Palace for the 1979 Chawosaurian legislative elections as a Social Democrat, but Garfield II discouraged it due to his views on women in politics, Eleanora fought her husband for independence from his iron fist rule, as well as demanding for less sex with him, mainly due to getting older and the fear of being pregnant again given 11 back to back pregnancies and one miscarriage has severely weakened her body and had severely tired her.

## Widowhood (2019-2023)

Garfield Webster II died on September 4, 2019, at home in Anchorage at age 99. Her son Chester overtakes the Webster family. Eleanora's advanced age prevented her from getting involved in the 2020 U.S. presidential election in favor of Joe Biden and the Democrats, and she spoke about Chawosaurian politics for the first time in her life, criticizing Shang Jong Parker for the Chawo-Uralic War. Starting October 2021, Eleanora, now 91 as of 2021, brings up the possibility of potentially wanting to move back to Boston now that her children are grown and her husband now deceased. The Websters got a nurse to help Eleanora, who as it turns out bullied her, but Eleanora's depression-era street fighter strain was provoked immediately when the nurse talked to her like she was stupid, and Eleanora took her Swedish iron cane and struck her in the teeth and used her wheelchair to run her over, causing the nurse to cough up blood; when the nurse recovered from her injuries in the hospital, she rejected pressing charges against Eleanora and when she returned to serve Eleanora, she never bullied her again now that she now knows what Eleanora is capable of despite her incredible age. The nurse had to quit her job because her chest bones haven't fully recovered from the heavy wheels of Eleanora's wheelchair. The Websters hired a male nurse named Zachary Morgan, who treated Eleanora very well and watched over her very closely. The previous nurse that Eleanora assaulted now has to be in a wheelchair for the rest of her life because of how bad Eleanora ran her over with her wheelchair, Eleanora called the now handicapped nurse and said "now you see why respecting your elders is a wise policy", that handicapped nurse was 21 when she was assaulted by Eleanora.

In 2021, Eleanora's half brother, Ulysses Reagan, died at 82, and Eleanora contacted his daughter, Meghan Reagan, to invite her to his funeral, and Meghan did so, which was the last time Eleanora met the Reagans. In October 2021, Eleanora's half sister, Juliette Reagan, died at 74 of a heart attack, but Eleanora didn't go to her funeral due to her marriage with the Bismarck family, even though her family and the Websters have marriages with the Bismarcks, her full sister, Christina McClellan-Bismarck, married a Bismarck and Eleanora has nephews and nieces who are Bismarcks, and Eleanora preferred to avoid them, and one of Eleanora's children have married a Bismarck, Eleanora remains unhappy though her son Thomas Warren Magnuson Webster has died of COVID in October 2020.

Eleanora was hospitalized for renewed radiation sickness which is very mild, and is the sickness she got from inhaling air from Chernobyl that made it to North America.

Eleanora reunited with her sister Christina Elaina McClellan-Bismarck on March 28, 2022, and Eleanora, now 92, and Christina, now 82, began to re-share sisterly times. On July 1, 2022, Eleanora moved back to Massachusetts and began living in the Berkshires, living in the beautiful town of Sunderland, where she would live in the outskirts enjoying the nature with her nurse and son Sydney Lucas Webster. Eleanora, due to the culture by the time of her youth, never had been a supporter of abortion, she had long opposed the *Roe v. Wade* decision, but she criticized the 2022 *Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization* decision, which overturned Roe, as "lackluster" in protecting the right to life for all American unborns and despite her opposition to abortion, she expressed concerns about banning abortion even if the woman (or a girl) was raped, molested, or has a health emergency, stating she believed abortion should be a "vetted medical procedure"., Eleanora expressed a longtime frustration of what she sees as unborn children being exploited as political weapons by the Republicans for votes and she criticized her party, the Democrats, for their abortion policy also for votes, and Eleanora had never voted for the Democrats because of abortion but she voted Democratic for the legacy of President Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal and President Lyndon B. Johnson's Great Society and stated that she will continue to do so in the 2022 U.S. midterm elections, Eleanora re-registered her voter registration from Alaska to Massachusetts and given her advanced age, Eleanora planned to vote absentee as she had always done since 2010. Eleanora voted Democratic up and down her ballot and the with Republican governor Charlie Baker deciding not to seek reelection though he was popular and Massachusetts being deep into the Democratic Party's sphere of influence, the Republicans suffering a hard landing loss of the governorship in Massachusetts, enabling the Democrats swept to full one-party dominance in the state.

In late February 2023, Eleanora responded to Nikki Haley's suggestion of a "competency test" for American politicians above the age of 75, Eleanora blasted Nikki Haley's suggestion as ageism and defended President Biden, saying "The President, God bless him, for a man in his 80s can sure pass an infrastructure package while Nikki can stand for the Confederate flag then turn around against it after backlash." Eleanora had also made a public criticism of the Biden Rule of the Imperial Constitution of the Empire of Chawosauria, which bars politicians from running for office if they're above the age of 80. Eleanora's public criticism of the Biden Rule, which was already a widely controversial policy of the Imperial Constitution of the Empire of Chawosauria, was feared by the constitution's supporters to have the potential to sink the constitution's slim chances in the upcoming 2023 Chawosaurian Constitutional Referendum, and upon hearing of Eleanora's public criticism, Shang Jong Parker dispatched Sydney Lucas Webster to talk with his mother about holding her criticism until the referendum was over. It was a tough negotiation, but Eleanora and Sydney made a deal for her neutrality, that Eleanora will remain publicly neutral only if Sydney keeps Christina away from her funeral due to her marriage with a Bismarck. Sydney reluctantly agreed to his mother's demands to keep his aunt from her funeral. On March 3rd, the Imperial Constitution barely won the referendum by a razor-thin plurality, which was 40% against 39.8%, and Sydney defended the humiliating margin of victory as the completion of a campaign promise made by Parker during the 2019 Chawosaurian direct election but Eleanora asked Sydney "son, why didn't you run for Supreme Leader in 2019?" to which Sydney replied "Mom, I really don't think Chawosaurians would elect a white Christian male, especially with what's going on in the United States right now."

On March 10, 2023, Eleanora was asked if she believes President Biden should run for reelection, Eleanora stated she strongly supports a Biden reelection campaign. There are speculations that Juneau Lucas Webster will run for Supreme Leader to unseat Shang Jong Parker in the upcoming 2029 Chawosaurian direct election, but surprisingly, Eleanora opposes the campaign and warned Juneau that given his past with women and his "corporatist politics", his campaign might guarantee Shang Jong Parker a second term. Sydney also opposes Juneau's campaign against Parker by stressing the fact that Juneau is a white man and he not being a Christian anymore is not enough, Sydney stated that white people are associated with European colonialism and the Atlantic Slave Trade, but Juneau pushed back and said that he is a Webster so that wouldn't matter.

## Later Life and Death

Eleanora turned 93 on January 30, 2023, and she appeared incredibly old, now in a wheelchair, and a widow. Despite being in a wheelchair, Eleanora could still walk, but would eventually have to sit down. Eleanora had been in bed, feeling sicker and weaker, and her son Sydney would come to visit her in her Berkshires home, but her sister Christina not truly been interested in seeing her dying sister. Sydney tried to convince his aunt to see her, but she still refused and explained that Eleanora abandoned her at 6 and she had to face the drama of her dysfunctional parents. Eleanora and Christina further distanced from each other when Christina married into the Bismarck family, becoming Christina Bismarck, and Eleanora told a private corresponded that she was "embarrassed" to have a sister who is a Bismarck.

At the dawn of March 20, 2023, 1:20 AM, it was announced that Eleanora has died and the Webster family was informed minutes earlier. Eleanora died in bed after she was found unconscious on the kitchen table, where she laid her head down after feeling exhausted and dizzy. Eleanora was taken to a bedroom for her to rest, she laid there for hours until she stopped breathing at 12:45 AM, March 20, 2023. CPR was useless due to her age, so her caretakers decided let her die. It was already decided that she will be buried with her husband at Saxe-Coburg and Gotha Cemetery in Alaska. Her funeral is to take place in Anchorage, Alaska, on March 23, 2023, and she would be buried. On April 23, 2023, a month after Eleanora died, it was finally confirmed from an autopsy report that Eleanora suffered an aneurysm and her "falling asleep while sitting on the table that morning" was her dying.

## Personal Life

Eleanora is an Episcopalian, and attends church regularly with her son Sydney, who is also an Episcopalian. On July 3, 2021, Eleanora was hospitalized for tripping over a basket. Eleanora was a white collar worker, but her profession is not known. Eleanora returned to her native U.S. State, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, in 2022. With Garfield Webster II gone, Eleanora, now a widow, was asked if she would begin dating, but Eleanora said "nothing can replace Garfield" and she had always said Garfield II was her only love. When Garfield II died in 2019, he left her love notes looking back at their marriage of 74 years, Eleanora, with little time left herself on Earth, said she wanted the notes to be buried with her. In August 2022, Eleanora opened up about a miscarriage she had in May 1960, it was a daughter, and a failed attempt to conceive another child in 1962. Due to 11 back to back successful pregnancies and two miscarriages, Eleanora's reproductive health weakened and she was forced to give up sex for good, devastating her. With Eleanora now permanently off-limits from sex, Garfield II increased his extramarital affairs, all of which were unknown to Eleanora for obvious reasons.

### Physical Appearance, Ethnicity, Style, and Beliefs

Eleanora was a New Englander, she had a strong and thick Boston accent and her tone of speaking is stereotypically very like the people of New England, for example, referring to men as "lads" and women as "lassies", and she had a wild thirst for New England history. Eleanora was predominately Scottish and Irish American.

Eleanora had always been slightly overweight, she wore glasses due to blindness and she preferred to keep her hair short and only preferred pants, sweaters, overblouses, or country print shirts, she wore slippers for shoes and preferred pearl earrings. Eleanora did not like to wear a dress, makeup, and heals. Eleanora had always been displeased with the place of women during the 20th century, Eleanora had an independent mind, but she could not escape the marginalization of women in society, forcing her to live her life as a housewife and a mother. Eleanora had never wanted to be a mother but when it comes to her children, Eleanora expressed privately that she loved her children to death, but struggled to show it to them because of her own mother, Eleanora had blamed her mother for her inability to love her children openly, she responds to her children by being distant but being around to provide for them. Eleanora was unwilling to abandon her responsibility as a mother, she willingly accepted her fate as a mother only for her children, not for her. Eleanora allowed a sexist society to marginalize her into motherhood just to ensure her children that they had secured lives and futures, a sacrifice that depressed Eleanora, but makes her proud at the same time. It is not likely that her children are aware of the sacrifices Eleanora had to make for a male-dominated society so that they can have good lives to live.

Eleanora fought for her right to be independent from her husband, to which was often at odds with Garfield II's traditionalist views. A competition for household control waged in the Webster household had emerged, especially when it comes to raising the children to what values they are to live under. Eleanora had culturally progressive views, whereas Garfield II had culturally traditionalist views. Eleanora was seen by her own husband as a threat to the traditional family, which in a traditional family, the wife is to be submissive and be the caretaker of the household and mother to the children. For Garfield II, having a wife who is resistant to the traditional code of society would be seen as embarrassing amongst other men.

Politically, Eleanora had been a Democrat since 1944 when President Roosevelt won reelection, only to die in office into the four months of his fourth term. New Englanders, historically and today, are generally progressive while Southerners are generally conservative, However, Eleanora had flawed beliefs before, for example, before the 1969 Stonewall riots, Eleanora had a negative perception of homosexuals, but since the 1980s and 1990s, she grew to warm up for LGBT people and in Eleanora's will, she desired a gay friend, Michael Locke, to eulogize her by the time her time passes and on abortion, Eleanora had long opposed abortion but as her life passes by, she favored its legalization. On the Confederate flag, Eleanora's views were never really known because the issue was never addressed to her and she never talked about it herself her whole entire 93-year life, but the fact that she was a New Englander and the New Englander perspective on the American Civil War and their perception of the Confederacy provides the hint that Eleanora would not approve of the Confederate flag nor would she welcome it in open arms.

As a New Englander, Eleanora long supported racial equality and long criticized and opposed racial segregation mostly on religious grounds, each time she returned to her father's Texas estate, Eleanora made clear her disgust with Jim Crow segregation and once wrote in her journals "the aching and vein paralyzing sadness of seeing a sign that said "whites only" or "colored" and the justification for such inhumane treatment is impossible to comprehend" and Eleanora had always hated going to the south, and she had preferred to stay in New England. Eleanora suppresses, censors, or destroy newspaper reports and depictions of lynchings of black people from herself to avoid sadness and nightmares from the horrid imagery due to a dark childhood memory when the 11-year-old Eleanora was shopping with her father at a segregated supermarket in Texas for seeds for the Texas estate and Eleanora encountered and saw an old postcard depicting the 1916 lynching of Jesse Washington, the postcard scared Eleanora that she dropped the postcard and grabbed her father's hand in fear, confused of her behavior, her father retrieved the postcard from the floor and was shocked to see the lynching imagery, the imagery traumatized her so bad that she had a nightmare of it and another nightmare of Jesse Washington's ghost and she had since wanting to avoid lynching imagery. It was this traumatizing childhood memory that made Eleanora compassionate about racial equality in a racially segregated America. Up until her death, the Jesse Washington postcard had continued to haunt Eleanora on occasional nights.

Shortly before she died, Eleanora expressed a weariness towards AI and smart technology, she long never wanted a smartphone nor any computer device, she and Garfield II forbid internet at their house, which frustrated their smartphone carrying grandchildren and great-grandchildren, thus dissatisfying their visits to the Websters' Anchorage compound. Eleanora's preferred channels were NBC and Hallmark, she had once criticized other channels of overly-glorifying violence and sex. Eleanora's preferred music was Christian, 1940s to 1960s, classical, and Celtic music.

### Views of her family

In her death journals, Eleanora made clear how she viewed her husband's death back in 2019, she wrote that losing Garfield II was like holding a dying ill kitten by the pawn of her hands, and she lived in deep depression in the first months after Garfield II died. Eleanora confessed she loved her children, but struggled to master motherhood due to it not being aligned with her liberal views on women's rights. Eleanora respected and loved her father Nicholas, but never her mother due to her unfaithfulness. Eleanora lived the rest of her life struck by Garfield III's death in the Vietnam War, it was this death that made Eleanora questioned her marriage with Garfield II because Garfield III was the main reason for the marriage, but Eleanora forgave Garfield II due to her Christianity, and she learned to move on from Garfield III's death. Eleanora had not been fond of her Bismarck in laws, among them her brother-in-law Samuel Bismarck.

### Discipline

Eleanora took a brutal approach to discipline, smacking her children when they misbehave, and her daughter Rosalynn said Eleanora hit her so hard that her neck was close to break, revealing Eleanora had a strong hand. Charles stated that when he was 15, Eleanora punched him in the face after she caught him smoking a cigarette, Charles never smoked another cigarette again after that, except when Eleanora died, Charles smoked his first cigarette since 1974. Eleanora never laid a finger on Sydney because he behaved well around her, and Juneau never acted up around her due to him watching his siblings face Eleanora's discipline.

Eleanora had no problem disciplining her nephews and nieces either. Her niece Caroline McClellan recalled having her face smacked so hard to the point most of her gums begin to bleed after Caroline broke one of Eleanora's rules when she visited the Websters' Anchorage residence. Another niece, Victoria Webster, was severely smacked for forgetting to pray before bed. Her nephew Jonathan McClellan was very closely watched over by his aunt Eleanora for his mischief reputation, Jonathan would get grounded for a severely long time when he misbehaves at the Websters'. Another niece, Christina McClellan, said Eleanora was especially rough on her, being way too strict with her because of her reputation of having a lacking regard for the rules both at home and at school, something Eleanora made clear to Christina that she had little to no tolerance for with her.

Eleanora's troublesome grandchildren: Charlie Webster, Sid Webster, Zackary Webster, Jacob Webster, Chris Webster, and Zayden Webster received the harshest supervision from Eleanora each time they visit Anchorage.

### Warmness

Eleanora was an open and welcoming person to all regardless of race, gender, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, and nationality. Eleanora was extremely helpful to tell one's problems to, a trait she inherited from her father. Eleanora's ability to have empathy was extremely strong,

## Reputation

Like her husband, Eleanora was widely respected. To her daughters-in-law, both current and former, Eleanora was a mother to them, however, Eleanora's motherly love was exploited by Jane Vickey Berks, who won't let Eleanora see Garfield Lucas Webster IV. Jackie Blakeley-Webster, another daughter-in-law, was "more of a mother than her own mother". Eleanora's reputation goes back to her childhood, her mother's indecency and personal immorality propelled her to be different from her mother.

Eleanora is an intimidating tactician, a trait she shares with her mother Victoria, Eleanora is also a very smart tactician, inheriting her resourceful nature from her father Nicholas, making her an incredibly scarier presence to those around her, prompting warnings not to cross her. Eleanora also has a good taste for revenge, when Jane Vickey Berks took her child (Eleanora's grandchild) away to keep her from seeing him, Eleanora withdrew all the money from her late son Garfield III's checking account and sabotaged her veteran's spouse benefits to get back at Jane. Infuriated, Jane decided to remarry for money, she married a rich Italian man named Ludovico Bresciano.

Eleanora, due to growing up in Boston, is a street fighter, and today she remains a street fighter but instead of using her fists, she uses her Swedish iron cane given to her by her maternal grandmother when she died in 1986, discouraging people to disturb her.

## Relations

### Garfield Lucas Webster

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Eleanora had known Garfield Lucas Webster as far back as her birth in 1930. Eleanora had admired and respected Garfield Webster as a role model and a father-figure, given that Garfield was her father's godfather as well as her godfather. Webster had always saw Eleanora as something of a daughter to him, and had always wanted her to be safe.

Alongside respect, Eleanora had feared Webster's wrath before, especially given that she had sex with his son Garfield II and had his child, and then wedded Garfield II in 1945, but Garfield Webster was forgiving of Eleanora, Webster told her father Nicholas "Nay, I can never harm a sweet lassie like Eleanora" and Webster was a blessing father-in-law to Eleanora. Eleanora had also at times disagreed with Webster, an occasion both Webster and Eleanora preferred to avoid given the respect they have for each other. Eleanora once challenged Garfield Webster on his opposition to women's rights, to which Webster was uncomfortable, but stood firm in his social conservative views, Eleanora told Webster that it had been her dream to run for and serve public office, but Webster respectfully told Eleanora "public service is a man's occupation" and that Eleanora had "a duty for womanhood", Eleanora made an attempt to ask Webster about his views on race, but before Eleanora could finish her question, Webster cut her off and said "STOP!" and gently takes her hand and said to Eleanora "a woman who is outspoken can be a dangerous thing in this world, so please" and Eleanora respectfully replied "God gave me a mouth to talk, Mr. Webster" and then walks off. Eleanora and Webster forgave each other for the argument and moved on.

Webster had helped Eleanora when she requested it, and Webster was a loyal servant for Eleanora's goals, such as setting up birthday parties and wedding anniversary celebrations, as well as planning weddings and family reunions for relatives. Webster was a frequent babysitter for Garfield II and Eleanora's children.

When Eleanora learned that Webster had brain cancer, she was beside herself with intense worry, and stood by him at times of fear. Eleanora wanted to be there for Webster at his final moments, but he preferred to die alone peacefully in his room, and when Webster died, Eleanora was shaken and paralyzed with grief.