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Hase

**Droppt**

Der Hase ist das am häufigsten vorkommende Tier in Albion - Und das niedlichste.

## Aussehen

Hasen sind die niedlichsten, fluffigsten, knuddeligsten Kreaturen auf die du in Albion je treffen wirst. Sie haben schöne lange Schlappohren auf ihren zarten bezaubernden kleinen Köpfen und du kannst nicht anders als zu lächeln wenn du ihre großen schwarzen Augen siehst.

## Verhalten

Hasen verbringen ihre sorgenfreien Tage damit auf niedlichste Weise in der Gegend rumzuhüpfen. Sie sind eigentlich keine Rudeltiere aber es scheint als würde ihr Charme sie gegenseitig zu einem riesigen süßen Fellknäuel heranziehen. Sie halten oft an um sich mit ihrem anmutigen Kopf in der Gegend umzusehen und auf eine Art nach Düften zu schnüffeln die dein Herz schmelzen lässt, bevor sie wieder weiterhüpfen.

## Statistik & Fähigkeiten

Hasen habe keine wirklichen Fähigkeiten. Sie sind unschuldige wehrlose die niemandem Schaden zufügen. Alles was sie wollen ist geliebt werden. (in allen erdenklichen Arten, wenn du verstehst)
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* **Stufe** - T1
* **LP** - TBA
* **Fähigkeit: Niedlichkeitsüberlastung** - ungewolltes "awww" seufzen von Spielern.
* **Schaden Physisch/Magisch** - Weder noch. Ein Hase schadet nichtmal einer Fliege.
The protagonist

The protagonist is the nameable main character in *Regency Love*. She resides at her home, a cottage, with her mother, Helena. Her father passed away a year ago. She also has an estranged brother who has not been heard from in years, and an aunt on her father's side who lives in London. Mrs Norris mentioned that she had additional siblings who did not survive past childhood.

The player decides the protagonist's full name at the beginning of the game. Her interactions with the other townspeople determine the bulk of her interest and her characteristics, although there are some details which remain constant. She is adept at archery, a skill she was able to demonstrate at a trip to the parks. Her mother mentions her fondness of strawberries to Mr Ashcroft at a Worthington ball.

## *Lady Lavender*

In October 2019, Tea For Three Studios announced a spin-off romance novel which would feature Lord Sutton and Miss Ashcroft as the main protagonists. In this universe, the protagonist's name was formerly Miss Katherine (Kitty) Fairfield, becoming Mrs Marcus Ashcroft after she marries Mr Ashcroft.
Gentleman

The gentleman is an acquaintance of the protagonist who appears to reside in Darlington. The protagonist first meets him in town, and a second time at the annual Earlwood Spring Ball in Dunnistone Manor, where most of the residents of Darlington are invited.

Whilst the gentleman plays no significant role in the the protagonist's life, his character art is considerably more detailed than other minor characters. This suggests that he may be more important in a future update of the game. A similar situation may also exist with the character of Miss Woods.
Lampton Hall

The exterior of Lampton Hall.

One of the rooms in Lampton Hall which was converted into a classroom.

Lampton Hall is a private residence that was recently sold and converted into a public school by its unknown proprietor and benefactor, who later discloses himself to the protagonist as Mr Curtis. Previously, it was the country estate of the Hudsons, who left Darlington two years prior. Mr Curtis' motive for opening the school was his belief that all people should be able to receive an education, regardless of class and gender.

The estate includes a large courtyard and over thirty rooms, which Mr Curtis refurbishes into a comfortable learning environment. The school has various classes organised by the knowledge and progress of its students, which include the orphans Colin, Peter and Tabitha. They reside there with Mrs Mason, a stern but courteous housekeeper. Mr Simmons works as one of three schoolmasters there. Amongst other skills, the children there learn how to write, practice times tables and read poetry.
Durpul Quemerofo

## Biography

Durpul Quemerofo was the Lord of Auntwander. His father was Getak Calmcamps and his mother was Ade Doorimage. Prior to becoming Lord, Durpul was a wanderer for three years. He valued self-control and loyalty above all other traits. He was also an uncommon optimist in times of trouble.

## Family

Durpul Quemerofo was known to have one younger sister, seven older sisters, and one older brother.

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* Rigu Roarfilled
* Geral Trimbuckle
* Uja Swimferal

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Regency Love Wikia

This Wikia is dedicated to information about Darlington and the world of *Regency Love*.

We are currently housing **71** articles and **130** files.

We at Tea For Three Studios will post answers here to some of the trickiest bits and pieces, but we would like to encourage you to create and fill entries about everything else: the characters, plots, trivia questions, and so on. Thank you for being part of the Regency Love community!

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Anna

Anna is a maid to the Earlwoods at Dunnistone Manor. A tall woman with a Germanic background, she played a large role in raising and caring for Mary, Harriet and Lettice Earlwood, and the girls have memories of climbing onto Anna's strong arms. Lettice is a stern but responsible carer to the girls. She is also adept at building, as she demonstrates by making Lettice a dollhouse. Her family resides overseas and she remains in contact with them.
Dunnistone Manor

The drawing room, where guests may have tea.

The main hall, used to hold the annual Earlwood Spring Ball.

The empty ballroom at daytime.

Dunnistone Manor is the residence of Mr & Mrs Earlwood and their three daughters Mary, Harriet and Lettice. It also houses numerous staff, including Anna, a maid, Matthew, the carriage driver and Mrs Cook, a cook, whose delicious secret scone recipe is highly coveted. Mary and the protagonist have had many good childhood memories here. The Earlwoods hold a number of balls at Dunnistone. Its attendees include townspeople and the visiting militia.
Mr Graham

## Lieutenant James Graham

Lieutenant James Graham serves in Colonel Watson's battalion in the British Army's 5th Regiment of Foot. His close friends include Lord Sutton. He is also connected with the Earlwoods as Mrs Earlwood was close with the Grahams in her youth and remains a good friend of his aunt.

Mr Graham is formally introduced to the protagonist by Mr Earlwood, though they first encounter each other in Town.

## Biography

### Early Life

Mr Graham grew up in modest but happy circumstances with his family in Cambridgeshire. Amongst his close companions were his elder brother Francis and Lord Sutton, a dear friend whom he continues to hold in high esteem. Mr Graham describes himself as a mischievous child, and recalls being disciplined after spending an afternoon by the pond and returning with muddy clothes.

At a young age, Mr Graham was betrothed to his neighbour's daughter, Miss Amelia Thorpe. After the Thorpes came into money, however, both of their families grew fixated on accumulating wealth. Mr Graham refused to marry Miss Thorpe when he realised that she had become selfish and discontent, despite still having feelings for her. Consequently, Mr Graham was disowned by his family, and was taken in by Lord Sutton. Miss Thorpe married Francis, who took ownership of the estate when his parents passed away a year later. After this, Mr Graham left for the military.

### In the Militia

Mr Graham found a new family amongst the soldiers in the British Army, and he considers his home wherever they are. However, he still remains uncomfortable with his roots.

Fighting the War against Napoleon in France exposed Mr Graham to ideas about change, class and equality. In his time in Darlington he can be seen reading and grappling with ideas found in political tracts, such as Edmund Burke's *Reflections on the Revolution in France* and Thomas Daine's *Rights of Man*. His initiation into the Regiment also exposed him to less savoury works like John Cleland's *Fanny Hill*.

## Personality

Mr Graham is friendly and enthusiastic, expressing his affection towards the protagonist through gentle and sweet gestures. Having witnessed his familial relationships broken down by the pursuit of wealth, Mr Graham takes great joy in simple things.

## Trivia

* Mr Graham physically resembles Mr Wickham in the 2005 movie adaptation of *Pride and Prejudice*. Both are men of the militia who seem to have a reputation for being wild and irresponsible, but the two characters end up behaving in very different fashions.
Lord Sutton

Aubrey Charles Beaumont, the 7th Viscount Sutton is a wealthy landed peer. He lives alone and devotes much of his time to artistic pursuits, such as making and viewing paintings. He grew up with Mr Graham in Cambridgeshire, and remains his closest friend.

## *Lady Lavender*

Lord Sutton is the main male protagonist in the spin-off romance novel *Lady Lavender* with Miss Ellie Ashcroft as the female protagonist. Ellie is the the sister of Mr Ashcroft, who in this universe is married to the protagonist. Lord Sutton falls in love with and eventually proposes to Ellie.

## Trivia

* Lord Sutton's character most closely resembles Mr Darcy in Jane Austen's novel *Pride and Prejudice*. They are both wealthy and prideful, and both initially repress their romantic feelings towards the main character. Both have close friendships with men who appear to be more optimistic and naive — *Pride and Prejudice*'s Mr Bingley and Regency Love's Mr Graham.
Home

The exterior of the cottage.

A room frequently used to receive guests.

The protagonist's bedroom.

Home refers to the quaint cottage in which the protagonist andher mother resides, along with their maid Bessy. It is the main location where she interacts with these characters. It is also visited by many of the protagonist's friends, including Mary, Phoebe, Ellie, Mr & Mrs Worthington and Lord Fat Cat.

All suitors will also call upon the protagonist at some point in their courtship. Mr Curtis and Mr Graham in particular pay many visits to the protagonist. Mr Ashcroft meets the protagonist outside the cottage to make reconciliation after a conflict. Mr Digby will always visit the protagonist if she faces the prospect of becoming an old maid.
Lettice Earlwood

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## Biographical Information

 ### Titles

 Miss

 ### Aka

 Lettice, Hannah

 ### Age

 9

 ### Residence

 Dunnistone Manor

 ### Occupation

 Gentleman's daughter

 ### Interests

 Dolls

## Physical information

 ### Gender

 Female

 ### Hair Colour

 Blonde

 ### Eye Colour

 Brown

## Relationships

 ### Family

 Mr Earlwood (father)
Mrs Earlwood (mother)
Mary Earlwood (sister)
Harriet Earlwood (sister)

 ### Friends

 Anna
Charlotte
Emily

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Lettice Hannah Earlwood is the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs Earlwood. Her elder sisters are Mary and Harriet, with Mary being the eldest.

She is known to be playful and cheerful, as expected for her age, with a fondness for dolls and dollhouses. Though in the game she could throw a tantrum when she did not receive the dollhouse that she wanted, she was scolded by Anna and was told that is not a behavior that is suitable for a lady and she calmed down eventually. Anna later made her a dollhouse herself.

Lettice also has a good friendship with the Protagonist since her older sister Mary is good friends with her, and she wishes the Protagonist well whenever she is about to marry.
Town

The town is frequented by many residents of Darlington, including Mrs Norris.

Another side of the town, closer to the woods and the protagonist's home.

*“As you arrive in the little town of Darlington, you encounter an air full of warm chatter and the scent of freshly baked bread, while the sun shines overhead.”*

The town refers to the central area of Darlington, populated with townspeople going about their day, and a number of shops, including a post office, a bakery, a haberdashery and a lending library. The town appears to have a busy street where most shops and people are, and a second, quieter area.

## Gameplay

Visits to the town will keep the protagonist well-informed about the happenings of Darlington, particularly if she meets the town gossip, Mrs Norris, who never hesitates to give her opinion on such matters.

The town is also frequented by Mr Digby and Lord Fat Cat. Additional townspeople include Louise, Henrietta, Charlotte, Mrs Lovell, Mr Mortimer's son and the gentleman. Several shop owners are mentioned but not seen: Mr Mortimer, Mr Murray, Mr Chapple and Mr Stevens.

The protagonist will encounter most characters in town at least once. It is a key location in several storylines. It is where she first observes the rows between Phoebe and Tom. It is here that the protagonist first bumps into Mr Graham. It is also the location that Mr Steven's youngest son bumps into Miss Perigwen, causing a reaction revealed her true nature to the townspeople.

## Places

### Shops

#### Mr Mortimer's Haberdashery

This shop is frequented by ladies in search of fabrics and ribbons for their next dress. It is owned and operated by Mr Mortimer and his son.

The haberdashery is the site where the protagonist first meets Ellie over a disagreement with Mr Mortimer over some broken lace. Her second visit to the haberdashery is also a major milestone in the character's development into a young lady. The protagonist may also sees an embarrassed Mr Curtis making a mysterious order at this shop.

#### Mr Murray's Shop

> *"Such fine material, and such fine craftsmanship, too. Mr Murray is undoubtedy the best dressmaker in the country!"* – Mother to the protagonist at Home
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Mr Murray is a dressmaker whose wares are known in Darlington to be of fine quality. For some however, such goods are not affordable due to higher prices. This location is only mentioned as the protagonist does not enter the shop. When Mr Murray's wife was struck ill, his brother-in-law, Mr Randle, came to assist in the dressmaking business, resulting in wares of lesser quality, as Helena notes to her daughter.

### Mr Chapple's Lending Library

The lending library allows books to be loaned out. The protagonist meets several characters here over the course of her story, including Mrs Norris and Mr Graham.

### The Assembly Rooms

The country hall is a popular locations to hold public balls, such as the one the Winslows hold when they return from overseas, or the ones that the regiment attend. It is here that the protagonist receives an intense look from Lord Sutton, the first hint of his strong feelings for her.
Generic Epilogues

Nothing in this section depend on you marrying a particular person.

### Ninja

*On occasion, when you are alone, you practice the ninja skills you have developed over the years. Your family and friends are none the wiser, and you understand that eventually, you must decide between passing on the secret to a protégée, or allowing it to die with you forever.*

### Generic traits

*You spend your life being either entirely inconsistent in expressing your true personality, or simply devoid of any distinguishing trait. Having no thought or opinion on any matter, you drive away your more discerning acquaintances who seek to avoid the dull, prolonged conversations you produce. This is especially true after the departure of your youthful bloom, which leaves you with utterly nothing to recommend yourself.*
Mr Winslow

Mr Thomas "Tom" Winslow is a childhood friend of the protagonist, along with Miss Earlwood and Miss Ingram. He is known for his frequent arguments with Miss Ingram, which stir up a ruckus in Darlington. He has recently returned from some time abroad with his parents.

## Biography

### Early Life

As a child, Mr Winslow grew up with the protagonist, Mary and Phoebe, singing nursery songs, having picnics and attending dancing lessons together. Winslow later describes them as his oldest, closest and dearest friends. He has early memories of dancing the cotillon with Phoebe for the first time at Dunnistone's gardens. He also mentions being terrified of the protagonist's mother. Tom was later sent off to boarding school for several years.

### Relationship with Miss Ingram

*“ I tell you, there must be something more in a marriage! A spark, a fire, a meeting of minds, a collision of temper and vivacity!”*
― Mr Winslow to Mr Digby in The Assembly Rooms
It is unclear when Mr Winslow began to have particular feelings of affection towards Miss Ingram. After he returned from boarding school, Tom became, in his own words, insufferable towards Miss Ingram, probably marking the beginning of their tumultuous relationship which is characterised by frequent public rows involving an angry and upset Phoebe and an an amused Tom. Their concerned friends can see that this emerges from Tom's inability to express his feelings towards Phoebe in an appropriate manner.

Depending on the protagonist's advice at a country dance, Mr Winslow proposes to Miss Ingram either after an intimate picnic, as a public gesture during a ball at Dunnistone, or in some other unspecified way. Miss Ingram will always reject this first proposal. The success of Tom's second proposal depends partly on the advice given to him by the protagonist.

### Endings

If Phoebe accepts Tom's proposal, the pair will be later seen together at the town centre. The mystery recipient of the numerous ladies' hats and dresses he purchases are also revealed to be Miss Ingram. The protagonist will also receive the Matchmaker achievement.

If Tom's proposal is rejected, the protagonist will observe a dispirited Tom staring at a regretful Phoebe at town. The hats and dresses Tom purchases will also be given to Phoebe, but as a wedding present in light of her engagement with Mr Brown.

## Character

Tom is well-liked for his cheery and mischievous nature, and his attraction to Phoebe comes partly from the spark in their relationship. He always has a smile on his face, and he is charming, flamboyant and good at flattery. His unpredictable character leads Miss Ingram to question their proposal, stating "Who knows what Tom might do in a year or two." Mr Winslow's sometimes childish behaviour and excessive attentions towards Miss Ingram is a source of contention from his friends and disapproval from older townspeople in Darlington. His pursuit of Miss Ingram does reveal that Tom can be thoughtful and sincere, as when he decides to take his childhood friends out on a quiet picnic.
Locations

## On Map

The following locations are all visible on the map, and are all included in the region known as Darlington.

* Birkenbridge
* Castoridge Court
* Dunnistone Manor
* Lampton Hall
* Thornleigh Abbey
* Town
* Parks
* Woods
* Home

## Off Map

The following locations are not visible on the map, and may be accessible only through a particular path.

### At Town

* The Assembly Rooms at Country Hall
* Mr Chapple's Lending Library
* Mr Mortimer's Haberdashery

### At Thornleigh Abbey

* Meadows in Thornleigh Abbey
* Rowan's Edge in Thornleigh Abbey
* Thornleigh Forest in Thornleigh Abbey

### Other

* Mr Powell's Manor, which includes a rare art collection
Harriet Earlwood

> *"...Harriet, sweet and gentle Harriet, her eyes warm, her smile small yet steady."*
> ― Lady Lavender, Chapter 7
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Harriet Earlwood is the second child of the Earlwoods and the younger sister of Miss Earlwood. She is a close friend and confidant of Miss Ellie Ashcroft. She resides in Dunnistone Manor and, like her siblings, was raised by Anna.

## Personality

Harriet has a quiet personality resembling her mother Mrs Earlwood, however she is also a sincere and steadfast friend as shown in her relationship with Ellie.

## Trivia

* Harriet shares a name with a major character in Jane Austen's *Emma*. However, her character in *Regency Love* seems to better resemble that of Maria Lucas, who is also the younger sister of the main character's best friend Charlotte Lucas. Like Harriet, Maria is a minor character who makes only brief appearances in *Pride and Prejudice*.
Colonel Watson

Colonel Watson is in charge of the 5th Regiment of Foot of the British Army. He owns several country houses, including Birkenbridge, where he, along with several of his soldiers, temporarily reside. The estate includes a dog and a garden, which the Colonel personally tends. The Colonel grew up not far from Darlington and is acquainted with several of its residents. The Colonel also has a collection of miniature soldiers which he uses for 'strategic purposes'.
Miss Ingram

## Miss Phoebe Ingram

*“Oh, how I would very much like to be married to a sensible man, raise sensible children, and have a sensible life. That is all I've ever wanted.”*
― Miss Ingram to the protagonist in Home
Miss Phoebe Ingram is a childhood friend of the protagonist, along with Miss Earlwood and Mr Winslow and resides in Darlington. She must choose between marrying one of two potential suitors, Mr Brown and Mr Winslow.

## Biography

### Early Life

Phoebe grew up sharing nursery tales, picnics and dancing lessons with three childhood companions: the protagonist, Mary and Tom. One of her early memories involve dancing the cotillion with Tom in the gardens of Dunnistone Manor. She remains on close, first-name terms with her friends.

### Relationship with Mr Winslow

Miss Ingram's tumultuous relationship with Tom intensifies after he returns from his trip abroad with his family, though it appears to have begun after his return from boarding school. Mr Winslow takes any opportunity to tease and taunt Phoebe, causing her to respond in anger and frustration. Their frequent rows are a common scene for the residents of Darlington and a source of disapproval from Mrs Norris. Unbeknownst to her, Tom's behaviour emerges out of his affection for Phoebe.

Miss Ingram's other suitor, Mr Brown of Norwich, is a foil for Tom's childish and excessive behaviour towards Phoebe. As a family friend who enjoys chess, Mr Brown is described as calm, dependable, respectful and respectable. He represents Miss Ingram's hope of living a moderately comfortable and secure life, which stands in contrast to Tom's unpredictable nature.

Depending on the protagonist's actions at the Winslow's ball, Phoebe receives a proposal from Tom either during a walk after a picnic, at an Earlwood ball in front of the guests, or in some other unspecified way. Taken by surprise, Phoebe rejects this initial proposal and receives comfort from her friends before receiving a second proposal from Mr Winslow.

### Endings

The words of the protagonist will sway Miss Ingram to either accept Tom's second proposal or reject it and marry Mr Brown instead. In both cases Phoebe receives Tom's gifts of numerous ladies' hats and dresses.

The protagonist later observes the pair in town, much quieter in contrast to their frequent arguments. The pair are either content and walking side-by-side or sombre and standing far apart. If the former happens, the player will receive the Matchmaker achievement.

## Character

Miss Ingram has a ladylike demeanour, but can be timid and reserved in her feelings. She does not take well to being teased or provoked. Among her friends, she also appears to be the most prudent. This is reflected in her desire to lead a conventional and respectable life, in accordance with the social norms of a gentleman's daughter.
Fan Works

## Fanart

Mr Ashcroft by S. R. DreamholdeMarrying Mr. GrahamMr Sutton by Franziska JanßenMr Ashcroft by Sophia LeiteMr Graham by Sophia LeiteMr Curtis by Sophia LeiteMr Digby by Sophia LeiteLord Sutton by Sophia LeiteMiss Earlwood and Mr.Simmons by Sophia LeiteLord Fat Cat and Mrs Norris by Sophia Leite
## Fanfiction

### Darling Ladybug by Neminis

Also on FF.net Catherine Vale turns her world on its head when she refuses to marry Mr Graham. This decision not only breaks Graham’s heart and brings great shame to her family, it also complicates her relationship with his best friend Lord Sutton, who harbours strong feelings for her. (Sutton/Protagonist)
Miss Earlwood

## Miss Mary Earlwood

Miss Mary Earlwood is the close friend and confidant of the protagonist. She resides at Dunnistone Manor with her mother, her father and her sisters Harriet and Lettice. Like her siblings, she was raised by Anna.

## Character

Miss Earlwood has a frank demeanour and has little trouble asserting her opinions, within the bounds of decorum. She is intelligent, sensible and forthright, and is able to speak in blunt yet civil terms where it is needed, from rebuffing Mrs Norris to chastising Tom for his behaviour towards Phoebe.

### Views on marriage

Like other gentleman's daughters, Miss Earlwood desires to wed a suitable husband in order to gain security. She considers affection in such a union to be preferably, but not necessary. For example, she advises the protagonist to marry Mr Digby rather than live as an old maid. She also takes initiative in securing a match — such as when she asks the protagonist whether she may pursue Mr Ashcroft.

## Trivia

* Mary's character resembles that of Charlotte Lucas in Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice. Both characters are close friends with the main character and hold a practical view of marriage.
Darlington

The map of Darlington, which allows the protagonist to navigate around.

Darlington is a town in the county of Hertfordshire, in southern England, and the primary setting of *Regency Love*. Most of the characters either reside or pass by this town, allowing the protagonist to meet and interact with them.
Colin

Colin is an orphan residing under the care of the school at Lampton Hall. He can be seen at Lampton Hall, around town, playing leapfrog or searching for the mysterious Woodland Hermit at the woods with his friends Peter and Tabitha. He is barefoot, as his shoes went missing after he took them off to pick apples. Colin is shy but eager to learn, as the protagonist observed as she watched him read *Gulliver's Travels*.
Koras

Koras is a small, rocky planet near its sun, with most of its atmosphere burnt off. This does, however, make for iridescent, lovely sands and a wonderful view of the stars! The climate-controlled underground serves as a trading center between the Ptah cluster and other, more outward worlds, and is one of the most multicultural areas of the Akhet sector! It is currently governed by the militaristic Aud Peace Protectorate (APP), careful around them! Koras does not embrace any particular cultural style, but is architecturally modern-chic, with minimalist white walls with spots of color. Archaeologists are convinced Koras was once a lively, temperate, life-filled world millions of years ago, and many museums exist documenting this lost society! Enthralling for any dabblers in the past such as myself.
Lady Lavender

Lady Lavender is a spin-off novel written by Samantha Lin. It was released in December 2019 following a successful Kickstarter campaign. It chronicles the relationship between Miss Ellie Ashcroft and Lord Sutton and explores themes of family, friendship and love. Other key characters include Ellie's half-brother Richard Ashcroft and her best friend Harriet. It also explores upon the deep friendship between Lord Sutton and Mr Graham.

The novel takes place a year after the events of Regency Love in a universe where the protagonist, Kitty Fairfield, marries Mr Ashcroft and resides in Thornleigh Abbey.

## Synopsis

With the support of her closest family and friends, Ellie Ashcroft holds a private exhibition of her paintings, where she meets outspoken and opinionated Lord Sutton. Their relationship deepens when they discover that Ellie’s brother Richard and Lord Sutton’s closest friend James Graham are both in the 5th Regiment of Foot and are preparing to join the Peninsular War.
Mr Curtis

## Mr Demetrius J. Curtis

*“Surely, my preference for solitude is not causing anyone harm.”*
― Mr Curtis
Mr Demetrius J. Curtis is an aloof, middle-aged bachelor of independent means who recently relocated from his family estate in Yorkshire to Bradley House in Hertfordshire.

Having known Mr Worthington since his days at Oxford, he is frequently in his friend's company at the intimate gatherings hosted at Castoridge Court. This is where he first makes the acquaintance of the protagonist.

Mr Curtis believes all people should be able to receive an education. He is the anonymous proprietor and benefactor of the school at Lampton Hall, and commands the allegiance and respect its schoolmasters, as Mr Simmons mentions.

## Trivia

* Mr Curtis is similar to Colonel Brandon in Jane Austen's *Sense and Sensibility.* Both characters are grave and aloof, have an appreciation for the arts and remain deeply affected by their deceased love interests. Both characters are also able to find love again. His character design resembles Alan Rickman, who plays Colonel Brandon in the 1995 film adaptation of the novel.
Bessy

Bessy is a maid, and works for the protagonist's family at home. She has proven herself to be a loyal, hard-working maid, keeping her lips sealed on the most delicate of family matters, including the circumstances surrounding their son, Christopher.

## Relationships

### Friends

Bessy has a relatively friendly relationship with the protagonist. However, her best friend is the baker's daughter, with whom she shares gossip on all manner of things.

Mrs Norris also provides an excellent source of gossip for Bessy, although the pair have an unspoken rivalry as the authority on all gossip in Darlington. In addition, Bessy dislikes it when Mrs Norris gossips about her employer's family, to whom she feels a great deal of loyalty.

### Family

Although her work keeps her from visiting her family often, Bessy's parents are both alive and she sends them spare money whenever she can.

## Character

Bessy has a bright and chatty countenance and, throughout the course of her service, has proven herself to be a dependable servant. Although she accepts her social situation as a service worker, Bessy strives to work hard as she wishes to marry a serviceman working for a well-off family. She aspires for her future children to be literate and thus, afforded opportunities that she herself does not have.

## External Links

* Bessy's Character Profile on the Tea for Three Studios Blog
Thornleigh Abbey

The exterior of Thornleigh

The drawing room, used to receive guests

A hall for hosting balls

Thornleigh Abbey, commonly referred to as simply Thornleigh, is the residence of Mr Ashcroft and Miss Ashcroft. It is also the temporary residence of their half-brother Richard Ashcroft for the duration of his stay in Darlington.

The estate numerous staff, including Oliver, the footman, and Mrs Nancy, the cook, who is adept at making sweet delicacies. It also has at least two well-trained horses, Atlas and Zephyr. The protagonist visits and dines at Thornleigh on a number of occasions, and it is one of the few places she is able to observe the Ashcroft family at ease.

## Exterior grounds

Thornleigh's exterior grounds appear to be considerably expansive.

### Meadows

The meadows are a flat area suitable for horse riding and wildflower picking.

### Thornleigh Forest

Includes a path to Rowan's Edge wide enough for horses for travel through. Mr Ashcroft's horses are familiar with this path.

### Rowan's Edge

A spectacular view of Thornleigh's grounds can be seen from this point. Mr Ashcroft mentions to the protagonist that this place is his haven from being the carer of his two strong-willed siblings.
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    background: -webkit-gradient(linear,0% 0%,0% 100%,color-stop(35%,AQUÍ PONES EL COLOR DE ARRIBA),color-stop(89%,AQUÍ EL COLOR DE ABAJO));
}

//Si se van a utilizar gradientes oscuras en este Nav, se recomienda usar el siguiente codigo para cambiar el color de las letras a una escala de blancos que quede bien además del -white-.

.WikiHeader .accent a {
    color: #e6ebf2;
}

/***Nav de arriba***/

.WikiNav li.nav-item {
    background: -webkit-gradient(linear,0% 0%,0% 100%,color-stop(18%,COLOR DE ARRIBA),color-stop(65%,COLOR DE ABAJO));
    border-radius: 10px 10px 0 0 !important;
    margin: 0 7px 0 0;
}

//Se repite lo mismo dicho en el anterior comentario del codigo, si se usan gradientes oscuras.

.WikiHeader > nav li > a {
    color: #e6ebf2;
}

```
Volume 5

This is the first volume of Himouto! Umaru-chan (Manga).

* Japanese Cover
* English Cover

## Synopsis

Taihei knows Umaru is just a liiiiitle obsessed with video games. But when a new game drops and her obsession reaches unexpected heights, he starts getting worried. Can he run interference before things get out of hand?

## List of Chapters

* Chapter 72
* Chapter 73
* Chapter 74
* Chapter 75
* Chapter 76
* Chapter 77
* Chapter 78
* Chapter 79
* Chapter 80
* Chapter 81
* Chapter 82
* Chapter 83
* Chapter 84
* Chapter 85
* Chapter 86
* Chapter 87
* Chapter 88
* Chapter 89
Erz

**Information**

In der Welt von Albion gibt es viele verschiedene Arten von Erzen, welche für einige Waffen und Rüstungssets verwendet werden. Erzvorkommen finden sich überall und werden mit einer Spitzhacke gesammelt. Rohes Metallerz muss im Schmelzofen verarbeitet werden bevor es als Handwerksmaterial genutzt werden kann.

### Erz Sorten

* Eisenerz (T2)
* Stahlerz (T3)
* Golderz (T4)
* Meteroidenerz (T5)

## Abbauen

Jedes Erz in Albion kann mit einer Spitzhacke gesammelt werden deren eigene Stufe höchstens eine Stufe unter der des Erzes liegt. Je höher die Stufe der Spitzhacke, desto schneller der Fortschritt. Um Hochwertiges Erz zu sammeln benötigt ihr die selbe Stufe der Spitzhacke.
Monster

Monster sind aggressive NPC`s die sowohl Silber und Handwerksmaterialien als auch Waffen und Trophäenteile fallen lassen.

Die Ketzer:

* Ketzerischer Dieb
* Ketzerischer Bogenschütze
* Ketzerischer Magier
* Ketzerischer Heiler

Die wilde Jagd:

* Ernter
* Schatten

Morgana`s Schüler:

* Kultist von Morgana
* Bogenschütze
* Ritter von Morgana
* Ritterchampion von Morgana

Die Wächter von Albion :

* Druiden
* Berserker
* Riesen
Border Half Life

Wheatley and

GLaDOS

**Half-Life** es un videojuego de disparos en primera persona de ciencia ficción desarrollado y publicado por Valve. El jugador toma el punto de vista de un científico llamado Gordon Freeman. El juego utiliza una versión mejorada del motor Quake llamada GoldSrc. Fue lanzado el 19 de noviembre de 1999, además fue lanzado para PlayStation 2 el 14 de noviembre de 2002.
Volume 2

This is the second volume of Himouto! Umaru-chan (Manga).

* Japanese Cover
* English Cover

## Synopsis

**TRAGEDY STRIKES!** The terrifying Motoba Kirie has witnessed Umaru's "inside face"! Horror of horrors! Is it Game Over for our little himouto? Or does Kirie have a secret of her own?!

* Japanese Release: December 19, 2013
* English Release: July 17, 2018

## List of Chapters

* Chapter 19
* Chapter 20
* Chapter 21
* Chapter 22
* Chapter 23
* Chapter 24
* Chapter 25
* Chapter 26
* Chapter 27
* Chapter 28
* Chapter 29
* Chapter 30
* Chapter 31
* Chapter 32
* Chapter 33
* Chapter 34

## Bonus

* Ebina-chan Arrives
* Umaru-chan Pilot Part #2
* Umaru-chan Pilot Part #3
Known Significant Characters

Through the travels of the adventurers, a number of people have been met through coincidence, or personal ties to the adventurers. These non-adventuring people of the Akhet Sector provide resources, information, or other contributions to the adventurer's end goals.

## Characters

### Gary Owens

After being blown up in a local Domitus bar, the heroic Eska revived this man and saw to his injuries. With a life debt to Eska, he recklessly chooses to help Eska in the most dangerous of situations.

### Daglius

An man aged by conflict and strife in Domitus, he leads a small group of individuals against the Domition government named the Gryphons .

### Cass

A former associate of Mag, now a rebel in the Unum rebel force. She fights alongside Wrek and Slit to further disrupt the oppressive Domition government. She has expressed lesbian interest in Eska, and even has gone so far as to bump comms.

### Wrek

A former associate of Mag, now a rebel in the Unum rebel force. According to the story so-far Wrek has been a close associate in many of Mag's dealings with the Domition government. He has assisted the crew a number of times, and is generally seen as Mag's channel of communication to Daglius.

### Dair

The mechanic on Domitus who agreed to fix the Lady Luck for the crew. He is currently a mangled corpse on the floor of a Domition hangar.
Gildengebiete

Gildengebiete bieten den Gilden die Möglichkeit auf ihnen zu bauen, Ressourcen abzubauen und sie zu erobern.

### Typen

#### Baugebiete

In bebaubaren Gebieten können Gebäude gebaut werden, die der jeweiligen Gilde weiterhelfen.So kann man Raffinerien bauen, bei denen Spieler Ressourcen umwandeln können.

#### Farmgebiete

In Farmgebieten gibt man Gilden die Möglichkeit, Pflanzen anzubauen und Tiere zu züchten. Dies ist für die Nahrungsversorgung essentiell.

#### Ressourcengebiete

In Ressourcengebieten können Spieler höherwertige Ressourcen abbauen. Es gibt zwei unterschiedliche Ressourcengebiete. Die einen mit hochwertigen Stein-, Edelstein-, und Erzvorkommen, die anderen mit hochwertigen Holz-, Leder-, und Pflanzenvorkommen.
Mr Hammond

Mr Hammond is a soldier in the 16th Regiment of Foot of the British Army, under the leadership of Colonel Watson. His friends include Mr Graham and Lord Sutton. He grew up in Darlington before going into the militia.

Whilst visiting an art collection at Mr Powell's Manor, Mr Hammond is transfixed by the depiction of domestic bliss found in a painting. He is wished well by the protagonist shortly after her engagement to Mr Graham, in the hope that he could attain the same happiness. It is unclear whether his desires are realised. In one possible ending, Mr Graham attends a military funeral for Mr Hammond.
Steinmetz

**Information**
 **Gebäudetyp**

Steinmauerwerk ist eine wertvolle Fähigkeit in der Welt von Albion Online. Jeder Spieler der ein Gebäude bauen möchte benötigt Steinblöcke, die widerrum nur von Steinmetzen hergestellt werden können. Nach einem harten Tag im Steinbruch können Spieler ihren gesammelten Stein zum Steinmetz bringen der daraus nützlich Steinblöcke fertigt.
Spielerinsel

Die Spielerinsel kann von Spielern mit Premium-Status in größeren Städten bei einem Inselverkäufer erworben werden. Mit genügend Silber kann man die eigene Insel aufwerten, wodurch sie von Unrat befreit wird. Durch das Aufwerten erhöht sich die Anzahl der bebaubaren Parzellen.

## Preise

Stufe 1: 2500 Silber

Stufe 2: 7500 Silber

Stufe 3: 25000 Silber

Stufe 4: 75000 Silber

Stufe 5: 250000 Silber

Stufe 6:
Holz

**Information**

Holz ist das am meisten vorkommende Material in der Welt von Albion Online. Es ist vielseitig und wird sehr häufig verwendet, beispielsweise zum Herstellen von Gegenständen und Gebäuden. Holz kann beim Zimmermann zu Holzbrettern verarbeitet werden.

## Sammeln

Stufe 1 oder Raues Holz kann mit bloßen Händen gesammelt werden und benötigt kein Werkzeug. Holz der Stufen 2 und höher benötigt zum Sammeln eine Holzaxt mit passender Stufe. Eine Baum Stufe 3 kann nur mit einer Holzaxt Stufe 2 (oder höher) abgebaut werden und so weiter. Eine höhere Stufe der Holzaxt ermöglicht ein schnelleres sammeln. Um seltene Bäume abzuernten benötigt ihr eine Axt der selben Stufe.

## Anwendung

Holz und Holzbretter sind wichtige Zutaten für die Waffen und Werkzeugproduktion. Sie werden in den meisten Gegenstandsrezepten mit Ausnahme von Rüstungen benötigt.
Werkbank

**Information**
 **Gebäudetyp**

Werkbänke ermöglichen ein sehr einfaches herstellen. Spieler werden hier ihre ersten Schwerter und Schilde produzieren um gut genug geschützt zu sein, bis sie höherwertige Gegenstände gesammelt haben.

### Baukosten

* Stein
* Holz
* Silber

### Waffen

* Bögen und Schwerter
* Zauberstab, Magie
* Schild

### Rüstung

Es gibt mehr Level jeder fängt mit Level1 in der Startwelt an und geht mit Level 2 oder sogar schon mit Level 3 in die richtige Welt

* Lederrüstung
* Eisenrüstung

### Werkzeuge

Es gibt folgende Werkzeuge:

• Axt

• Spitzhacke

Korrigiert mich wenn etwas falsch ist.
Haut

**Information**

Haut wird von wilden Tieren gesammelt. Dafür benötigst du ein Kürschnermesser.

## Sammeln

Sobald du ein Tier getötet hast kannst du mit einem angelegten Kürschnermesser die Haut entfernen. Das Kürschnermesser darf maximal eine Stufe unter der des Tieres sein. Mit einem Messer Stufe 1 könnt ihr z.B. einen Fuchs Stufe 2 häuten usw.

## Anwendung

Haut kann zu Leder verarbeitet werden, welches widerrum zur Herstellung von Rüstung benötigt wird. Leder wird in jedem Rüstungsrezept benötigt und ist somit sehr wichtig.
Waffenschmiede

**Information**
 **Gebäudetyp**

Die Waffenschmiede wird hauptsächlich benutzt um Gegenstände für Nahkämpfer herzustellen. Wenn ihr sie in eurer Stadt stehen habt erhaltet ihr Zugriff auf den Belagerungshammer und die Spitzhacke.

### Herstellbare Gegenstände

* Plattenrüstung
* Nahkampfwaffen
* Schilde
* Belagerungshammer

### Benötigte Ressourcen

* Holz
* Holzbretter
* Stein
* Steinblöcke
Gebäude

Gebäude in Albion Online können bis zu Stufe 7 aufgewertet werden. Jede Aufwertung erfordert eine höhere Stufe des zum Herstellen benötigten Materials.

Die Stufen 1-4 können in PVE Gebieten produziert werden während die Stufen 5-7 ausschließlich in PVP Gebieten hergestellt werden können.

Militär

* Jägerhütte
* Waffenschmiede
* Magierturm

Economy

* Werkbank
* Zimmermanns Werkstatt
* Forge
* Steinmetz
* Schmelze
* Weberei

Player/Guild

* Guild Storage
* Player House
* Transmutator
Die Welt

Die Welt.

Jeder Spieler startet in der sogennanten "StarterWelt" wo die Spieler die ersten Erfahrungen machen. Sobald sie alle Quests der Startwelt durchgespielt haben kommen sie mit Lvl2 oder mit Lvl3 in die Originale Spielwelt. Dan Geht es los!!!.

Nun müssen sie wählen wohin sie reisen wollen. Kleiner Tipp: die erste reise ist kostenlos die anderen reisen kosten 10,000 bis 100,000 silber kosten (am besten für eine reise sparen)...,

Viel Spaß,

De, AlbionOnline Wiki (De,German)
Chapter 6

**Umaru & Pets** (うまるとペット, *Umaru to Petto*?) is the sixth chapter of *Himouto! Umaru-chan* Himouto! Umaru-chan (Himouto! Umaru-chan (Manga)).

## Plot

*"In any place, Umaru will play without getting lost!"*

## Summary

Umaru talks to her hamsters, Hamujiro and Hamusaburo. She plans to enter them in a video contest and win 1 million yen. She then states her real purpose is to teach them tricks, like making them move stuff around, or, by getting 100 hamsters if she wins, making them carry her to the bathroom. Taihei recalls the day she got the hamsters; 6 months ago at a department store, after desperately staring at the hamsters, she put on her outside face and excitedly demanded that he buy her one, but he refused, saying she'd eventually tire of them. Umaru pouted, then faked her tears, claiming that when he leaves, he tells her to stay home, causing people around them, who call Umaru an adorable girl, to complain about Taihei being a horrible person to his selfish, spoiled, manipulative sister.. Taihei easily caved in, and Umaru finally got her hamsters. Taihei then realizes that he's been caring for the hamsters all along, not Umaru, and as he begins yelling at her, he finds her sleeping with her hamsters lying on top of her. Umaru then spends the night watching pet videos on the internet. It is never revealed who won the contest.
Stein

**Information**

Steine sind die am zweithäufigsten vorkommenden Ressourcen in der Welt von Albion Online. Anders als Holz wird Stein ausschließlich zum Konstruieren von Gebäuden genutzt. Steine der Stufen 2 oder höher müssen zu Steinblöcken verarbeitet werden.

## Sammeln

Stufe 1 oder Rauer Stein kann mit bloßen Händen gesammelt werden und benötigt kein Werkzeug, auch wenn das Sammeln mit einem Steinhammer schneller geht. Stein der Stufe 2 und höher benötigt ein Werkzeug. Für jede Stufe des Steins benötigt ihr einen Steinhammer der sich höchstens eine Stufe darunter befindet. Für einen Stein Stufe 3 benötigt ihr also mindestens einen Steinhammer Stufe 2 und so weiter.

## Anwendung

Stein ist ein wichtige Zutat für herstellbare Gegenstände in der Werkbank oder der Schmiede. Er kann auch in Steinblöcke verarbeitet werden welche ausschließlich genutzt werden um Gebäude auf flachem, sandigem Boden zu bauen.
Juwelen

**Information**

Juwelen werden genutzt um verschiedene Waffen und Rüstungssets herzustellen. Sie werden direkt aus dem Boden mit einem Hammer und Meißel gehackt. (NOTIZ: Juwelen wurden aus dem Spiel entfernt)

## Sammeln

Alle Juwelen benötigen zum Abbau ein Werkzeug, speziell Hammer und Meißel. Hammer und Meißel dürfen höchstens eine Stufe unter der des Juwels liegen. ein Stufe 3 Saphir muss also mindestens mit einem Stufe 2 Hammer/Meißel abgebaut werden usw. Um seltene Juwelen abzubauen benötigt das Werkzeug das selbe Level.

## Anwendung

Juwelen sind sehr nützliche, mächtige Gegenstände im Herstellungsprozess. Sie sind unersetzlich für die Herstellung vieler starker hoch-stufiger Waffen wie beispielsweise der Axt und dem Streitkolben.

## Juwelensorten

* Amethyst (T2)
* Saphire (T3)
* Smaragd (T4)