Cecelia's Letters to Charlie

Letters from Cecelia Dram to Charlie Dram can be found in *Omega Mart*.

## Description

Cecelia writes to Charlie about how her daughter Marin should be raised in Seven Monolith Village. In the final letter, she tells Charlie that Walter has "aetherializied into the Source" and that she will be the new CEO of Dramcorp.

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Letter 1
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## Transcription of Letter 1

Charlie,

I know Marin is in good hands. I have come to terms with her unique situation. If she cannot come to me, I will go to her. This decision has been very difficult for me, but I am strong, and she will be, too. Tell her she is special. Tell her she must be strong. Tell her the things that hold her back are bigger than any of us, and that her mother is doing everything she can to break those limitations. Tell her she is a Dram, and Drams are exceptional. Tell her she is exceptional. Tell her.

Regards,
Cecelia

September 2004

## Transcription of Letter 2

Charlie,

You will be seeing more of me in the coming months, for I am embarking on a project that will finally utilize the Desert to its full potential. This is truly an important moment for our family. We were always bound to be international, but now we are interdimensional. This is my vision. I do hope you are adhering to my wishes regarding Marin’s education. As my daughter, she is bound for great things, but I have concerns about having you as the driver of her education. I can only hope you are not passing along your underwhelming work ethic and ambitions. She will always know that she is my daughter, and one day, she will aspire to the things I have accomplished. She is special. Help her.

Regards,
Cecelia

March 2012

## Transcription of Letter 3

Charlie,

I’m afraid I have to disagree with you. When I was Marin’s age, I was focused, driven, and outperforming all of my classmates. I have to conclude that this must be a consequence of her upbringing, and what I mean by that is you. Your obvious lack of ambition is not inspiring any sort of drive in Marin, and that will need to change. As my daughter, she is capable of so much. It is not fair to her to impart upon her a lack of ambition that will only hold her back. I will visit soon and attempt to correct this. In the meantime, take a look at yourself and ask, Are these the qualities I want to pass onto a child? I will visit soon.

Cecelia

March 2012

## Transcription of Letter 4

Charlie,

Perhaps you are right. Perhaps you have been right all along. Perhaps I am failing Marin. But you must understand. What I do I do not just for myself, or for my father, or for the business. I do it for her, too. You don’t understand. You’ve been away from the family for too long. You don’t know how my father is, what he would think of me or you or Marin. Perhaps you do understand what he thinks of you, and if you do, you must understand that Marin is is better off where she is. **I am going to change the world, and when I do, she and I will be together.** I will visit soon. Tell Marin that her mother loves her.

Cecelia

May 2017

## Transcription of Letter 5

Charlie,

There have been some changes in this family, namely that your brother and my father, **Walter Dram, has at last aetherializied into the Source.** Don’t be alarmed; this was his wish. He always was a visionary, wasn’t he? I want to be clear that this means the **business has fallen to me.** As such, I have instructed my premier research team to make **finding Marin** their primary focus. Yes, she too has slipped away from me. Don’t feel like a failure. You did the best you could. I never would have stood to be trapped in his hellish desert; why should she? Charlie, honestly, you did an admirable job of raising her. She is such a vibrant, lively, independent young woman. You did what I couldn’t. But that is in the past, and the future ahead of us is bright. I will find her. I will stop at nothing. I never have.

Regards,
Cecelia

January 20, 2021