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Lola

Lola with Bianca, Bob, Laurel and Meadow at the Wish Store.

Lola is Laurel's pet teddy bear who first appears in Friends Forever when Laurel is lonely and wishes for a teddy bear just like Bob. When Laurel and Lola find many things they have in common, they start liking each other and Laurel becomes the owner of Lola the teddy bear. She loves ballet just like Laurel.
Helga Valk

**Helga Valk** (born 13 February 1954) is an Estian physician and politician who has served as health minister in the cabinet of Kirsti Aalu-Mäkina since 2020. An independent politician, Valk was nominated by the Future Forwards political party.

Born in Otesalu, Valk graduated from secondary school in 1973, and afterwards enrolled in Jõgeküla University as a medical student. Valk received her medical degree in 1981, and later completed her medical apprenticeship in general medicine in 1982. After becoming certified as a physician, Valk began working as a general practitioner out of a public clinic in Jõgeküla, remaining there until 1991. In 1991, Valk left the clinic and became a medical professor at the Johann Frederiks School of Clinical Medicine within the Faculty of Medicine at Jõgeküla University. As a medical professor, Valk taught introductory courses on general medicine, and maintained a general medicine practice out of Jõgeküla University Clinic. In 2001, she became the director of the Johann Frederiks School of Clinical Medicine, and later the dean of the Faculty of Medicine in 2008.

Valk entered politics in 2020, after she was nominated to serve as health minister in the cabinet of Kirsti Aalu-Mäkina, being appointed to the position on 24 February 2020. After taking office, Valk took a leave of absence from her work at Jõgeküla University.

## Early life and education

Valk was born on 13 February 1954 in Otesalu to parents Ruutu Valk (1920–2004) and Maarja Sirel (1925–2010). Her father was a surgeon, while her mother was a nurse, and they met while working in the same hospital. Due to her parents' influence, Valk had wished to become a physician since her childhood. Valk is the younger of two children; her elder brother is Rasmus (born 1952), who is a surgeon. At age four, the family moved to an estate in Tüsamaa.

Valk began her education in 1960, attending a local, public primary school in Tüsamaa, where she was a high academic achiever. After graduating from primary school in 1970, Valk enrolled in the prestigious Otesalu Gymnasium IV, where she studied an academic program in natural sciences. Valk graduated from gymnasium in 1973, and was one of only six students that year nationwide to receive a perfect score on the *Eestogümnaasiumitasemeeksam* (EGT) exams, for which she and her family were invited to a dinner with the president of Estland at the Presidential Palace. She then enrolled in the Johann Frederiks School of Clinical Medicine within the Faculty of Medicine at Jõgeküla University. After completing the introductory portion of the program in 1976, Valk began the clinical portion and graduated with her medical degree in 1981.
La Ditrone (Tahare)

**La Ditrone** is a residential *quartier* of the city of Sainte-Anne in the overseas region of Tahare. The *quartier* has a population of 11,502 residents. The neighborhood is residential and middle-class in character, with a number of single-family homes.

The *quartier* takes its name from the region of the same name in metropolitan Marone, after it was founded by Ditronian migrants who arrived in Tahare in the 1750s and created a small agricultural community.

## Location

La Ditrone is located in northeastern Sainte-Anne. The *quartier* borders Bellefontaine to the southeast, Sainte-Anne-les-Hauts to the northwest, Bosquet-de-Marelle to the north, La Perlerie to the east, and the commune of Sainte-Jeanne to the southwest.

## Education

La Ditrone is home to one public *collège* and one public IETS school.

* Collège Catherine Marbois
* IETS La Ditrone
Laurence Lousèc

**Laurence Jeanne Marie Gauthier** (née **Lousèc**; born 28 August 1956) is a Maronan journalist, television presenter, and former beauty pageant titleholder. Lousèc is best known for serving as the main presenter of the Marone 5 current affairs news program *Les actus d'aujourd'hui* (2000–present).

Prior to her career in journalism, Lousèc had been crowned Miss Marone 1977. Having previously won Miss Loise 1976 and Miss Charlotte 1976, Lousèc was the first woman from Charlotte to have been crowned Miss Marone.

## Early life and education

Lousèc was born on 28 August 1956 in the town of Becquincourt in Loise department to parents André (1927–2003) and Marie-Louise Lousèc (née *Toumont*; 1930–2019). Her parents were small business owners, owning and operating their town's local hair salon, where her father cut men's hair and her mother cut women's hair. Lousèc is the younger of two children; her elder brother is Pierre (born 1954).

Lousèc began her education in 1961, attending public schooling. While in school, Lousèc was a gifted student but aspired to become a hairdresser like her parents, despite her teachers encouraging her to pursue an academic path. Lousèc completed primary school in 1968, and later graduated from *collège* in 1971. Afterwards, Lousèc enrolled in a *lycée académique* program, studying economics and social sciences, and graduated with honors in 1974. Following her graduation, Lousèc moved to Viersbourg to enroll in the University of Viersbourg as a journalism student. After pausing her studies to reign as Miss Marone, Lousèc graduated with her bachelor's degree in 1978, and with a master's degree in political journalism in 1980.

## Pageantry

### Miss Charlotte 1976

Lousèc first began her pageantry career in April 1976, after registering to compete in Miss Loise 1976, which she later won. She had signed up for the pageant as she believed it would prepare her for a career in television journalism. As the winner, she was qualified to compete in Miss Charlotte 1976 as well, held in October 1976, which she also went on to win.

### Miss Marone 1977

As Miss Charlotte, Lousèc was qualified to compete in Miss Marone 1977. Miss Marone was held in December 1976 in Denise, where Lousèc went on to advance into the Top 12 and Top 5, and ultimately was crowned the winner, becoming the first woman from Charlotte to be crowned Miss Marone. During her reign, Lousèc resided in Delmas and worked as a promotional model and brand representative both domestically and internationally for Miss Marone and its sponsors. As Miss Marone, Lousèc represented Marone at Miss Parth 1977 in August 1977, and placed as the second runner-up.

## Personal life

Lousèc began a relationship with Maronan political consultant Guillaume Gauthier in 1984. They became engaged in September 1985, and later married in June 1986. Lousèc and Gauthier have one daughter together: Lyra (born 1988). The family resides in the 16th arrondissement of Delmas.
Lauterne

**Lauterne** is a region of Marone, located in eastern Marone. Modern-day Lauterne roughly overlaps with the historic province of Lauterne, which previously corresponded with the county of Lauterne within the duchy of Pitaine, and portions of the province of Saufmois.

The region was formed in 1845, following the establishment of the regions. Lauterne has a population of 1.7 million residents. Its prefecture is Viergny, which is also the largest city in the region. The region consists of four departments: Auratin, Becry, Coutancroix, and Touen.

## Government

### Administrative divisions

Like other regions of metropolitan Marone, Lauterne is divided into departments. There are four departments in Lauterne: Auratin, Becry, Coutancroix, and Touen.
General Council of Fuadeloupe

The **General Council of Fuadeloupe** (Maronan: *Conseil général de Fuadeloupe*) is the regional legislature in the overseas region of Fuadeloupe. The council is composed of 41 councillors, who are elected for six-year terms through at-large party list voting and proportional representation. The council is led by a president, who is elected by voters as the lead candidate of the electoral alliance which wins a majority of seats in the council.

The General Council was founded in 1956, following the decolonization of Fuadeloupe and its complete integration into Marone as an overseas region, with the elimination of its colonial government. Like other overseas regions, Fuadeloupe uses a fused regional-departmental government, giving the council considerable power compared to the regional councils in metropolitan Marone. The General Council is responsible for budgeting, senatorial appointments, social and administrative services, primary school management, public transportation, and infrastructure.

The most recent election to the General Council was held on 11 June 2022, which saw the left-wing Fuadeloupe Socialist Federation electoral alliance – consisting of the Fuadeloupe Workers Party, Marone Resistance, Socialist Party, and independent left – winning a majority of seats in their reelction bid. Marie-Cécile Lepetit has served as president since 1986.

## Composition

### Government

The government of Fuadeloupe consists of the president, and several vice presidents appointed by the president amongst the council's membership. Each vice president is given a portfolio, which corresponds with a sector overseen by the council. The vice president is responsible for developing policy or liaising with municipal or national governments in regards to their assigned portfolio. Members of the government serve at the pleasure of the president, and may be dismissed for any reason.

### Members

#### Lists of members

* List of members of the General Council of Fuadeloupe, 2022–2028
Petite-Colline-la-Diotte métropole

**Petite-Colline-la-Diotte métropole** (**PCD**) is a *métropole* and metropolitan area centered around the cities of Petite-Colline, its commercial center, and La Diotte, its residential center. It is located in the overseas region of Fuadeloupe, and spans the western coast of the island. There are six communes incorporated in the *métropole*.

As of 2021, the métropole has a population of approximately 196,640, making it the second most-populous métropole in the region.

## Communes

* **Petite-Colline**
* **La Diotte**
* Les Galets
* Grand-Bassin
* Petit-Canat
* Roche-Blanche
Raklinn

**Raklinn** is a town in Otesalu County, Estland. It is additionally the municipal seat of Raklinn Parish. As of 2021, the town has a population of approximately 7,560 residents.

## Education

There are two primary schools located in Raklinn, in addition to two secondary schools:

* Raklinn Gymnasium
* Raklinn Secondary School
Eau-Bleue

**Eau-Bleue** (Ditrovian: *Blue Water*) is a *quartier* of the city of Sainte-Anne in the overseas region of Tahare. The *quartier* has a population of 38,816 residents, making it the second most-populous *quartier* in the city. Eau-Bleue is known particularly for its beaches, nightlife, high-rise apartment complexes, and resorts, boasting the highest amount of resorts *per capita* in the city of Sainte-Anne.

The *quartier* is considered to have a similar character as Solémare, which it borders to the north, and is seen as a common vacation destination in Tahare, in addition to a wealthy *quartier* with a particularly large *Zorey* community.

## Location

Eau-Bleue is located on the northern coast of Sainte-Anne. The *quartier* borders Brise-en-Crique and Le Moulin to the southwest, Palmazur to the northwest, and Solémare to the northeast.

## Education

Eau-Bleue is home to one public *collège* and one public IETS school.

* Collège Jacques Moussa
* IETS Eau-Bleue
Pääsuuke

**Pääsuuke** is a town in Otesalu County, Estland. It situated within Tüsamaa Parish, and is one of the largest bedroom communities of the capital city of Otesalu. As of 2021, the town has a population of approximately 11 thousand residents.

Pääsuuke is considered to be one of the wealthiest towns in Estland, and is home to a high percentage of the nation's elite and powerful. The town has a high percentage of millionaires per capita, and additionally its residents have one of the highest median net worths in the country.

## Education

There are two primary schools located in Pääsuuke, in addition to one secondary school: Tüsamaa Parish Secondary School.
Arrondissement of Farahanhumei

The **arrondissement of Farahanhumei** is the only arrondissement of Marone located in the overseas region of Jalotte. As it is the region's sole arrondissement, it is coterminous with the region as a whole, incorporating all 21 communes of Jalotte.

## Composition

The communes of the arrondissement of Farahanhumei includes:
Hautes-Robinelles

**Hautes-Robinelles** (Ditrovian: *Upper Robinelles*) is a region of Marone, with portions located in both western and southern Marone, although its population is heavily based in its southern areas. Modern-day Hautes-Robinelles roughly overlaps with the historic provinces of Aubis, Jatois, and Timas, and portions of Gastonne.

The region was formed in 1845, following the establishment of the regions. Hautes-Robinelles has a population of 2.8 million residents. Its prefecture is Cargues, which is also the largest city in the region. The region consists of six departments: Barn, Barn-et-Gastonne, Churne, Haute-Gastonne, Got, and Variège.

## Government

### Administrative divisions

Like other regions of metropolitan Marone, Hautes-Robinelles is divided into departments. There are six departments in Hautes-Robinelles: Barn, Barn-et-Gastonne, Churne, Haute-Gastonne, Got, and Variège.
Miss Terre Chasque

**Miss Terre Chasque** is a Maronan beauty pageant which selects a representative from the region of Terre Chasque for the Miss Marone pageant. The pageant has been held annually since 1934.

The current Miss Terre Chasque is Agata Bangè, who was crowned Miss Terre Chasque 2023 on 30 July 2023.

## Qualification

Contestants qualify for Miss Terre Chasque by participating in a regional casting process, organized by the Miss Terre Chasque Committee. Typically between 8 and 10 candidates are qualified for the pageant through the casting.
Lirondelle

**Lirondelle** is a residential *quartier* of the city of Sainte-Anne in the overseas region of Tahare. The *quartier* has a population of 9,130 residents. The neighborhood is residential and middle-class in character, with a number of single-family homes. The *quartier* is additionally home to one of the five supplementary city halls of Sainte-Anne.

## Location

Lirondelle is located in inland central Sainte-Anne. The *quartier* borders La Perlerie to the south, Bosquet-de-Marelle to the west, Vérune to the north, Équine to the northeast, and Éclat-de-Lune to the east.

## Education

Lirondelle is home to one private combined primary school/*collège* and one private *lycée*.

* École Saint-Martin
* Lycée Sainte-Clothilde
Miss Ditrone 2022

**Miss Ditrone 2022** was the 89th edition of the Miss Ditrone pageant, held on 1 October 2022.

Léna Quiviger crowned Lyse Luyer as her successor at the end of the event. Luyer represented Ditrone at Miss Marone 2023.

## Background

In January 2022, it was announced that Miss Ditrone 2022 would be held on 1 October 2022. Departmental pageants to select the regional contestants began in February 2022, and concluded in August 2022.

## Results

 **4th Runner-Up** | **10** – Morgane Canard
2020 Estian parliamentary election

A **parliamentary election** was held in Estland on 11 January 2020 to elect all members of the Saadikutemaja. Parliament set the date of the election on 14 August 2019, with the election being constitutionally mandated to fall between 1 December 2019 and 29 February 2020.

In the lead-up to the election, the governing Social Democratic Party was expected to see large losses due to the unpopularity of Siimon Liipamaa and his cabinet. Additionally, the emergence of the new Future Forwards party was expected to shake up the parliamentary results, with polling predicting a strong showing for the new party. The Conservative People's Party was also expected to pick up more sides off of the unpopularity of the Social Democratic Party.

## Date

On 14 August 2019, the Saadikutemaja set the date of the election for 11 January 2020. The Estian constitution mandates that all scheduled elections be held four years following the previous, between the first of the preceding month and the last of the succeeding month. This meant that the election could have been held between 1 December 2019 and 29 February 2020. The Estian constitution also allows for snap elections

## Electoral system

### Constituencies

The 105 members of the Saadikutemaja are elected through six electoral constituencies, mainly corresponding with the administrative divisions of Estland.

The six constituencies include Antlamäe County, Jõgeküla County, Mõisama County, Otesalu, Otesalu County, and Saarapuu. The five former constituencies elect representatives through open party-list proportional representation. Seats are allocated using the d'Hondt method with a 5% electoral threshold. Saarapuu possesses one seat, and elects its member through ranked-choice voting.

### Eligibility

Only Estian citizens who are aged 17 or older on the day of the election may vote, while only those aged 18 or older on the day of election may stand as candidates. Candidates are not required to reside in the constituency in which they are standing for election, except for candidates in Saarapuu.

Voting-eligible Estians who reside abroad may vote, and will be registered in whichever constituency they last resided, or if they have never resided in Estland, whichever constituency their last Estian resident ancestor resided in.

## Contesting parties

The following parties were represented in parliament following the 2016 election.

The following party was not represented in parliament but won seats in the 2020 election:

* Future Forwards (Liberalism)
Robert Pavan

**Robert Jean Emilio Pavan** (born 22 April 1976) is a Maronan marine biologist and academic who is a professor in the College of Science and Technology of the University of Vetica Bernardo-Ariole. He was previously a professor at Côte Turquoise University.

## Early life and education

Pavan was born on 22 April 1976 in Santa-Lucia-di-Ciore, on the island of Vetica, to parents Jean-Marie (born 1948) and Marie-Ange Pavan (née *Pescia*; born 1950). His family was working-class, with his father working as a plumber and his mother being a receptionist, although the family was intelligent and frequently engaged in intellectual discussion. Pavan grew up in a Vetican-speaking family as the eldest of three children; his younger siblings include Paul (born 1979) and Violette (born 1981).

Pavan began his education in 1981, attending public schooling, where he was a gifted student. He completed primary school in 1988, and later graduated from *collège* in 1991. Having grown up in Vetica, Pavan was interested in the ocean from a young age, and was inspired by his *collège* science instructors to pursue marine biology. Pavan subsequently enrolled in a *lycée académique* program, studying natural sciences and mathematics, and graduated with honors in 1994. After graduating, Pavan moved to Cestia to enroll in a CPGE program at Lycée Chambon Vetica, studying biology and natural sciences, and completed the course in 1996. He subsequently received admission to the École supérieure de Dilles in Dilles, a *grande école*, and studied marine biology. Pavan graduated with his bachelor's degree in 1997, a master's degree in 1999, and completed his doctoral degree in 2003, under the tutelage of Jean-Pierre Urnaut.

## Personal life

Pavan married yoga instructor Patricia Chopowski in 2003, following a five-year relationship. They have one child together: Aurianne (born 2000). Aurianne later went on to win Miss Vetica 2023 and Miss France 2024. The family has resided in Cestia on Vetica since 2011, having previously lived in Dax between 2003 and 2011.
Petite-Colline

**Petite-Colline** is a commune in the overseas region of Fuadeloupe, of which it is a subprefecture. It is located on the western coast of the island.

As of 2021, the commune has a population of approximately 14,740. It is the commmercial center of the Petite-Colline-la-Diotte metropolitan area, the second most-populous metropolitan area in the region, with a population of approximately 196,640.
Miss Pays-du-Verne 2023

**Miss Pays-du-Verne 2023** was the 90th edition of the Miss Pays-du-Verne pageant, held on 29 September 2023.

Marielle Bertillon crowned Gwen Calvez as her successor at the end of the event. Calvez represented Pays-du-Verne at Miss Marone 2024.

## Background

In January 2023, it was announced that Miss Pays-du-Verne 2023 would be held on 29 September 2024. Departmental pageants to select the regional contestants began in June 2023, and concluded in September 2023.

### Departmental pageants

 **Oragne** | 19 August 2023
 **Verne-Intérieur** | 3 September 2023

## Results

 **4th Runner-Up** | **08** – Aurélie Limal

## Pageant

### Format

The competition began with the contestants competing in two fashion presentation rounds, eight in one round and eight in the other, followed by all 16 contestants competing in a swimsuit round. At the conclusion of the swimsuit round, the contestants appeared in evening gowns and gave their introductory speeches. Following the introductory speeches, the 16 contestants competed in a final fashion round. Afterwards, the top five were announced; one member of the top five was voted in by public voting throughout Marone via text over the prior month, while the remaining four were chosen by the members of the jury amongst the ten contestants which received the most votes from the members of the audience in the venue. After the announcement of the top five, the winner and her runners-up were announced, as decided by the jury.

## Notes

1. ↑ Ages at the time of Miss Pays-du-Verne
Miroslav Ljubinović

*The following name uses Alaslavian naming customs. The patronymic is* Miroslava*, while the family name is* Ljubinović*.*

**Miroslav Miroslava Ljubinović** (Lorbian: *Мирослав Мирослава Љубиновић*; Asbanian: *Miroslav Ljubinoviq*; 1 December 1926 – 7 May 2008) was a Notosha Lorbian politician who was the leader of the Lorbian People's Party from its foundation in 2000 until his death in 2008.

Born to a modest family in Reška, Ljubinović completed his secondary education in 1944, and began to work as a tailor in his hometown. Ljubinović spent the majority of his life as a private citizen away from public service, but began to involve himself in Lorbian nationalism in the 1990s, amidst the outbreak of the Alaslavian Wars (1990–2000). Following the outbreak of the Notosha War (1997–2000), Ljubinović became an avid supporter of the Lorbian Armed Forces, and organized charity events to raise money for the war effort.

After the conclusion of the war in 2000, Ljubinović cofounded the Lorbian People's Party, and was afterwards elected as the party's inaugural leader. As party leader, he led the party into both the 2000 and 2004 Notoshan general elections, where they placed third each time. During his political career, Ljubinović was a fervent supporter of Notoshan-Lorbian unionism, believing that Notosha was an integral part of Lorbia, but also stressing the importance of respect and autonomy for the Notosha Asbanian community.

Ljubinović died of a stroke in Notošovska Bulvajeca on 7 May 2008, in the run-up to the 2008 election. He was succeeded as party leader by Marko Kremenović, while his wife Anastasija Đorđević also began a political career following his death.
Miss Marone 1936

**Miss Marone 1936** was the fourth edition of the Miss Marone pageant. The competition was held on 7 December 1935 at Le Salon du Pétresse in Delmas, Île-de-Marone. Henri Pétresse presented the show.

Bérénice Brugière of Côte Turquoise crowned Arzelig Godest of Ditrone as her successor at the end of the event.

## Background

Following the success of Miss Marone 1935, Henri Pétresse announced his plans to organize Miss Marone 1936 in April 1935, with regional pageants being organized throughout the summer and autumn of 1935. The selected winners were invited to Delmas in December 1935, while the final pageant was announced to be held on 7 December 1935, at Le Salon du Pétresse in Delmas.

In order to compete in the pageant, contestants must have abided by the following rules:

* Contestants must be a resident of their designated region, and either a citizen or subject of Marone.
* Contestants must be between the ages of 16 and 20.
* Contestants must be unmarried, without children, and female.
* Contestants must not engage in conduct potentially damaging to their reputation or the reputation of competition organizers.
	+ This rule prevented contestants from a variety of activities, including drinking alcohol, using drugs, smoking cigarettes, having sexual relations, dressing inappropriately, behaving inappropriately, or being in romantic relationships.

## Results

 **6th Runner-Up** |  **Pitaine** – Lydie Lièvremont

## Format

### Pageant

The pageant was held on 7 December 1935, at Le Salon du Pétresse in Delmas. The event was only possible to be viewed live, with no radio broadcast.

The competition began with the 26 contestants being introduced by host Henri Pétresse. Afterwards, each contestant competed in the swimsuit and evening gown portion of the competition. The judges then selected seven finalists after scoring each contestant's performance in swimsuit and evening gown, and the seven finalists were subsequently asked to respond to a question posed to them by a randomly selected judge. After the final answer portion of the competition, the winner and her six runners-up were announced by Pétresse.
Namou-Rentes

**Namou-Rentes** is a region of Marone, located in western Marone. Modern-day Namou-Rentes roughly overlaps with the historic provinces of Namou, which previously corresponded with the county of Namou within the duchy of Pitaine, Tonge, and portions of the province of Flaine.

The region was formed in 1845, following the establishment of the regions. Namou-Rentes has a population of 1.0 million residents, making it the fourth least-populous region in metropolitan Marone. Its prefecture is Maippes, which is also the largest city in the region. The region consists of four departments: Chamen, Oréal, Rente, and Rente-Dublique.

## Government

### Administrative divisions

Like other regions of metropolitan Marone, Namou-Rentes is divided into departments. There are four departments in Namou-Rentes: Chamen, Oréal, Rente, and Rente-Dublique.
Miss Val-du-Verne 2023

**Miss Val-du-Verne 2023** was the 90th edition of the Miss Val-du-Verne pageant, held on 2 September 2023.

Raphaëlle François crowned Alexandra Niel as her successor at the end of the event. Niel represented Val-du-Verne at Miss Marone 2024.

## Background

In March 2023, it was announced that Miss Val-du-Verne 2023 would be held on 2 September 2023. Departmental pageants to select the regional contestants began in February 2023, and concluded in June 2023.

## Results

 **4th Runner-Up** | **01** – Fatima Sinayoko

## Pageant

### Format

The competition began with the contestants competing in two fashion presentation rounds, eight in one round and eight in the other, followed by all 16 contestants competing in a swimsuit round. At the conclusion of the swimsuit round, the contestants appeared in evening gowns and gave their introductory speeches. Following the introductory speeches, the 16 contestants competed in a final fashion round. Afterwards, the top five were announced; one member of the top five was voted in by public voting throughout Marone via text over the prior month, while the remaining four were chosen by the members of the jury amongst the eight contestants which received the most votes from the members of the audience in the venue. After the announcement of the top five, the winner and her runners-up were announced, as decided by the jury.

## Notes

1. ↑ Ages at the time of Miss Val-du-Verne
Plounevez

**Plounevez** is a commune in the department of Hauts-de-Maré, located in the region of Île-de-Marone. It is part of the southwestern suburbs of Delmas, and one of the communes which make up the Commerce Centrale business district. As of 2021, the commune has a population of approximately 61,750 residents.
Miss Languedoie 2022

**Miss Languedoie 2022** was the 89th edition of the Miss Languedoie pageant, held on 30 July 2022.

Georgina Kiss crowned Florence Raure as her successor at the end of the event. Raure represented Languedoie at Miss Marone 2023.

## Background

In October 2021, it was announced that Miss Languedoie 2022 would be held on 30 July 2022. Local pageants to select the regional semifinalists began in November 2021, and concluded in July 2022.

## Results

 **4th Runner-Up** | **09** – Inès Basset

## Notes

1. ↑ Ages at the time of Miss Languedoie
2. ↑ Ages at the time of Miss Languedoie
Miss Charlotte

**Miss Charlotte** is a Maronan beauty pageant which selects a representative from the region of Charlotte for the Miss Marone pageant. The pageant has been held annually since 1934.

The current Miss Charlotte is Athéna Jolly, who was crowned Miss Miss Charlotte 2023 on 7 October 2023.

## Qualification

Contestants qualify for Miss Charlotte by participating in and placing high enough in a departmental pageant. There are four departmental pageants for Miss Charlotte, each corresponding with the departments of Charlotte:

* Miss Deurte
* Miss Escaut
* Miss Loise
* Miss Orgue-et-Escaut

In each departmental pageant, the winner, first runner-up, and second runner-up qualify for Miss Charlotte, resulting in 12 candidates qualifying each year.

Any candidate who won their departmental pageant or placed as a runner-up at Miss Charlotte and wishes to compete again may petition the Miss Charlotte Committee; if the petition is accepted, she will be eligible to compete and her department's departmental pageant's amount of qualifying candidates will not change, thus the total amount of candidates may differ per year. Candidates who did not place as a runner-up at Miss Charlotte and did not win their departmental pageant are not eligible to petition, and must compete in their departmental pageant again if they wish to return to Miss Charlotte.
Pays-Libre

**Pays-Libre** (Ditrovian: *Free Country*) is a region of Marone, located in eastern Marone. Modern-day Pays-Libre incorporates territory previously belonging to Ambas-Charlotte and the county of Lauterne.

Pays-Libre was founded in 1849, in the aftermath of the Marone-Lungarian War (1846–1849), with the signing of the Treaty of Gortzman. The treaty returned the regions of Ambas and Charlotte to Lungarian sovereignty, while Marone retained Vanbes, a historically independent territory then-incorporated within the region of Ambas. Vanbes later joined with territory then-belonging to Lauterne to create Pays-Libre. Pays-Libre has a population of 1.1 million residents. Its prefecture is Angourault, which is also the largest city in the region. The region consists of four departments: Carenerre, Rouois, Tura, and Vanbes.

## Government

### Administrative divisions

Like other regions of metropolitan Marone, Pays-Libre is divided into departments. There are four departments in Pays-Libre: Carenerre, Rouois, Tura, and Vanbes.
Miss Wahiti

**Miss Wahiti** is a Maronan beauty pageant which selects a representative from the overseas region of Maronan Naysia for the Miss Marone pageant. The pageant has been held annually since 1950. Despite its name, all women from Maronan Naysia are eligible to compete, not solely those from Wahiti.

The current Miss Wahiti is Juliette Auau Haamanemane, who was crowned Miss Wahiti 2023 on 24 June 2023.

## Qualification

Contestants qualify for Miss Wahiti by participating in a regional casting process, organized by the Miss Wahiti Committee. Typically 12 candidates are qualified for the pageant through the casting.
Miss Marone 1944

**Miss Marone 1944** was the twelfth edition of the Miss Marone pageant. The competition was held on 18 December 1943 at the Jinèsthe Théâtre in Carcatou, Côte Turquoise. Matthieu Compère presented the show.

Jeanne Souvère of Côte Turquoise crowned Athéné Palamariades, also of Côte Turquoise, as her successor at the end of the event.

## Background

In September 1943, Chérie Beauté confirmed that the pageant would be held on 18 December 1943 at the Jinèsthe Théâtre in Carcatou, Côte Turquoise. Local pageants were held throughout the winter, spring, and summer of 1943, while regional pageants were later organized throughout the summer and autumn of 1943. The selected winners were invited to Carcatou in December 1943 for the pageant.

In order to compete in the pageant, contestants must have abided by the following rules:

* Contestants must be a resident of their designated region, and either a citizen or subject of Marone.
* Contestants must be between the ages of 16 and 20.
* Contestants must be unmarried, without children, and female.
* Contestants must have participated in a regional pageant no more than two times.
* Contestants must not engage in conduct potentially damaging to their reputation or the reputation of competition organizers.
	+ This rule prevented contestants from a variety of activities, including drinking alcohol, using drugs, smoking cigarettes, having sexual relations, dressing inappropriately, behaving inappropriately, or being in romantic relationships.

## Results

 **6th Runner-Up** |  **Carandie** – Lucienne Vipond

## Format

### Pageant

The pageant was held on 18 December 1943, at the Jinèsthe Théâtre in Carcatou. The event was only possible to be viewed live, with no radio broadcast.

The competition began with the 24 contestants being introduced by host Matthieu Compère. Following the introductions, the judges narrowed down the 24 contestants to seven finalists based on the beauty of the face. The seven finalists subsequently competed in the swimsuit competition, from which the judges selected the winner and her six runners-up. The results were announced by Compère and outgoing titleholder Jeanne Souvère.
Mont-Argent

**Mont-Argent** is a *quartier* of the city of Sainte-Anne in the overseas region of Tahare. The *quartier* has a population of 5,563 residents, making it the least-populous *quartier* in the city. Mont-Argent is particularly known as a *Greb* community. Like many other *Greb* communities in the Lumatile, the *quartier* was founded by the landless *petits-blancs* as a farming and agricultural community. The *quartier* continues to be rural and dominated by agriculture.

## Location

Mont-Argent is located in inland Sainte-Anne, within the mountainous region of the Lumatile. The *quartier* borders Vérune to the southeast, La Clémence to the south, and Saint-Henri to the southwest, in addition to the commune of Saint-Gaspard to the north.

## Education

Mont-Argent is home to one public *collège*.

* Collège Marie Pageot
Miss Tartinique 2023

**Miss Tartinique 2023** was the 52nd edition of the Miss Tartinique pageant, held on 7 July 2023.

Mélisandre Matin crowned Cleo Thélèmâcque-Célestin as her successor at the end of the event. Thélèmâcque-Célestin represented Tartinique at Miss Marone 2024.

## Background

In April 2023, it was announced that Miss Tartinique 2023 would be held on 7 July 2023. A casting process opened in May 2023, and the ten finalists were announced on 15 June 2023.

## Results

 **4th Runner-Up** | **05** – Julianne Héloïse

## Pageant

### Format

The competition began with all ten contestants competing in two fashion presentation rounds, followed by a swimsuit round. At the conclusion of the swimsuit round, the contestants appeared in evening gowns and gave their introductory speeches. Afterwards, the top five were announced; one member of the top five was voted in by public voting throughout Marone via text over the prior month, while the remaining four were chosen by the members of the jury amongst the five contestants which received the most votes from the members of the audience in the venue. After the announcement of the top five, the five competed in a final fashion presentation round, followed by the final question. Afterwards, the winner and her runners-up were announced, as decided by the jury.
Miss Sainte-Edwige 2022

**Miss Sainte-Edwige 2022** was the 23rd edition of the Miss Sainte-Edwige pageant, held on 26 August 2022.

Simone Deneuve-Lecomte crowned Valentine Ramos as her successor at the end of the event. Ramos represented Sainte-Edwige at Miss Marone 2023.

## Background

In April 2022, it was announced that Miss Sainte-Edwige 2022 would be held on 26 August 2022. A casting process opened in May 2022, and the five finalists were announced on 14 July 2022.

## Results

 **2nd Runner-Up** | **03** – Marie-Anne Larrache

## Notes

1. ↑ Ages at the time of Miss Sainte-Edwige
Miss Châtillon-Rèches 2023

**Miss Châtillon-Rèches 2023** was the 90th edition of the Miss Châtillon-Rèches pageant, held on 8 October 2023.

Maéva Schneider crowned Manon Hébert as her successor at the end of the event. Hébert represented Châtillon-Rèches at Miss Marone 2024.

## Background

In February 2023, it was announced that Miss Châtillon-Rèches 2023 would be held on 8 October 2023. Departmental pageants to select the regional contestants began in May 2023, and concluded in September 2023.

## Results

 **4th Runner-Up** | **09** – Mathilde Renner

## Pageant

### Format

The competition began with the contestants competing in two fashion presentation rounds, six in one round and six in the other, followed by all 12 contestants competing in a swimsuit round. At the conclusion of the swimsuit round, the contestants appeared in evening gowns and gave their introductory speeches. Following the introductory speeches, the 12 contestants competed in a final fashion round. Afterwards, the top five were announced; one member of the top five was voted in by public voting throughout Marone via text over the prior month, while the remaining four were chosen by the members of the jury amongst the six contestants which received the most votes from the members of the audience in the venue. After the announcement of the top five, the winner and her runners-up were announced, as decided by the jury.

## Notes

1. ↑ Ages at the time of Miss Châtillon-Rèches
Miss Tartinique

**Miss Tartinique** is a Maronan beauty pageant which selects a representative from the overseas region of Tartinique for the Miss Marone pageant. The pageant has been held annually since 1972.

The current Miss Tartinique is Cleo Thélèmâcque-Célestin, who was crowned Miss Tartinique 2023 on 7 July 2023.

## Qualification

Contestants qualify for Miss Tartinique by participating in a regional casting process, organized by the Miss Tartinique Committee. Typically between 10 and 12 candidates are qualified for the pageant through the casting.
Miss Jalotte 2022

**Miss Jalotte 2022** was the 39th edition of the Miss Jalotte pageant, held on 21 August 2022.

Farida Abdallah crowned Mazina Rehmann as her successor at the end of the event. Rehmann represented Jalotte at Miss Marone 2023.

## Background

In March 2022, it was announced that Miss Jalotte 2022 would be held on 21 August 2022. A casting process opened in May 2022, and the six finalists were announced on 5 July 2022.

## Results

 **2nd Runner-Up** | **06** – Quisma Usman
Miss Charlotte 2022

**Miss Charlotte 2022** was the 89th edition of the Miss Charlotte pageant, held on 8 October 2022.

Laëtitia Laframboise crowned Tasa Farah as her successor at the end of the event. Farah represented Charlotte at Miss Marone 2023.

## Background

In May 2022, it was announced that Miss Charlotte 2022 would be held on 8 October 2022. Departmental pageants to select the regional contestants began in June 2022, and concluded in August 2022.

## Results

 **4th Runner-Up** | **13** – Romane Élard
Miss Picarie

**Miss Picarie** is a Maronan beauty pageant which selects a representative from the region of Picarie for the Miss Marone pageant. The pageant has been held annually since 1934.

The current Miss Picarie is Céline Parmentier, who was crowned Miss Picarie 2023 on 15 October 2023.

## Qualification

Contestants qualify for Miss Picarie by participating in and placing high enough in a departmental pageant. There are four departmental pageants for Miss Picarie, each corresponding with the departments of Picarie:

* Miss Braine
* Miss Bas-Ceviens
* Miss Dordogne
* Miss Nommes

In each departmental pageant, the winner, first runner-up, and second runner-up qualify for Miss Picarie, resulting in 12 candidates qualifying each year.

If a departmental titleholder does not win Miss Picarie and wishes to compete again, she may petition the Miss Picarie Committee; returning departmental titleholders have no impact on the amount of candidates qualified for Miss Picarie each year, so the departments may be unbalanced if departmental titleholders opt to return. Departmental runners-up who compete at Miss Picarie are not eligible to petition, and must compete in their departmental pageant again if they wish to return to Miss Picarie.
Miss Moutarde

**Miss Moutarde** is a Maronan beauty pageant which selects a representative from the region of Moutarde for the Miss Marone pageant. The pageant has been held annually since 1934.

The current Miss Moutarde is Svetlana Denova, who was crowned Miss Moutarde 2023 on 3 September 2023.

## Qualification

Contestants qualify for Miss Moutarde by participating in and placing high enough in a departmental pageant. There are five departmental pageants for Miss Moutarde, each corresponding with the departments of Moutarde:

* Miss Becelles
* Miss Chevère
* Miss Petite-Côte
* Miss Jièvre
* Miss Ronne

In each departmental pageant, the winner, first runner-up, and second runner-up qualify for Miss Moutarde, resulting in 15 candidates qualifying each year.

If a departmental titleholder does not win Miss Moutarde and wishes to compete again, she may petition the Miss Moutarde Committee; if the petition is accepted, the departmental pageant will only qualify its winner and first runner-up, and not the second runner-up, to ensure equal representation across departments. Only one candidate per department may opt to return each year. Petitions must be filed prior to the date of the departmental pageant, or they will not be accepted. Departmental runners-up who compete at Miss Moutarde are not eligible to petition, and must compete in their departmental pageant again if they wish to return to Miss Moutarde.
Miss Marone 1949

**Miss Marone 1949** was the seventeenth edition of the Miss Marone pageant. The competition was held on 18 December 1948 at the Théâtre Desmars in Delmas, Île-de-Marone. Jean-Jacques Friquet and Amélie Fozé presented the show.

Agnès Astier of Pitaine crowned Marie-Hélène Gaumont of Grône-Fares as her successor at the end of the event.

## Background

In June 1948, Marco Spagliatti confirmed that the pageant would be held on 18 December 1948 at the Théâtre Desmars in Delmas, Île-de-Marone. Local pageants were held throughout the winter, spring, and summer of 1948, while regional pageants were later organized throughout the summer and autumn of 1948. The selected winners were first invited to Delmas in November 1948 for a series of pre-pageant activities, prior to the start of the pageant in December 1948.

In order to compete in the pageant, contestants must have abided by the following rules:

* Contestants must be a resident of their designated region, and either a citizen or subject of Marone.
* Contestants must be between the ages of 16 and 20.
* Contestants must be unmarried, without children, and female.
* Contestants must have participated in a regional pageant no more than three times.
* Contestants must not engage in conduct potentially damaging to their reputation or the reputation of competition organizers.
	+ This rule prevented contestants from a variety of activities, including drinking alcohol, using drugs, smoking cigarettes, having sexual relations, dressing inappropriately, behaving inappropriately, or being in romantic relationships.

## Results

 **6th Runner-Up** |  **Pays-du-Verne** – Théa Hauet

## Format

### Pageant

The pageant was held on 18 December 1948, at the Théâtre Desmars in Delmas. The event was only possible to be viewed live, with no radio broadcast.

The competition began with the 22 contestants being introduced by hosts Jean-Jacques Friquet and Amélie Fozé. Following the introductions, the contestants competed in the swimsuit and evening gown competitions. Afterwards, the judges narrowed down the 22 contestants to seven finalists. The seven finalists subsequently answered an onstage question and appeared in a second evening gown. Afterwards, secret ballots were given to each member of the audience for them to choose the winner. The votes of the audience were combined with the votes of the jury, in order to choose the winner. In the case of a voting tie, the jury's vote prevailed. The results were announced by Friquet, Fozé, and outgoing titleholder Agnès Astier.
Miss Marone 1955

**Miss Marone 1955** was the 23rd edition of the Miss Marone pageant. The competition was held on 18 December 1954 at the Théâtre Voustert in Dilles, Nord. Emeric Gatos presented the show.

Florence Pintat of Languedoie crowned Mona Gourvil of Ditrone as her successor at the end of the event. Gourvil went on to be crowned Miss Parth 1955 as well.

## Background

Emeric Gatos confirmed in May 1954 that the pageant would be held on 18 December 1954 at the Théâtre Voustert in Dilles, Nord. Local pageants were held throughout the winter, spring, and summer of 1954, while regional pageants were later organized throughout the summer and autumn of 1954. The selected winners were first invited to Delmas in November 1954 for a series of pre-pageant activities, prior to arriving in Dilles in December 1954 for the pageant.

In order to compete in the pageant, contestants must have abided by the following rules:

* Contestants must be a resident of their designated region, and either a citizen or subject of Marone.
* Contestants must be between the ages of 16 and 22.
* Contestants must be unmarried, without children, and female.
* Contestants must have participated in a regional pageant no more than three times.
* Contestants must not engage in conduct potentially damaging to their reputation or the reputation of competition organizers.
	+ This rule prevented contestants from a variety of activities, including drinking alcohol, using drugs, smoking cigarettes, having sexual relations, dressing inappropriately, behaving inappropriately, or being in romantic relationships.

## Results

 **6th Runner-Up** |  **Pays-du-Verne** – Maëlysse Debeauvais

## Format

### Pageant

The pageant was held on 18 December 1954, at the Théâtre Voustert in Dilles, Nord. The event was only possible to be viewed live, with no radio broadcast.

The competition began with the 22 contestants being divided into three groups: two consisting of seven contestants and one of eight. Each group participated in an initial introduction round, each wearing a different couture outfit. Following the introductions, all 22 contestants competed in the swimsuit round. Afterwards, the judges narrowed down the 22 contestants to seven finalists. The seven finalists subsequently competed in the evening gown round. Afterwards, secret ballots were given to each member of the audience for them to choose the winner. The votes of the audience were combined with the votes of the jury, in order to choose the winner. In the case of a voting tie, the jury's vote prevailed. The results were announced by Emeric Gatos and outgoing titleholder Florence Pintat.
Jazz Hell

Jazz Hell is a separate groupchat to Jazz Hub where temporarily removed members are sent to while they wait for their return. Jazz God Reyli and his admins TJ and Evie watch over the hellish grounds. Evie is considered the "warden" of Jazz Hell.

## Punishment

When certain members start acting unruly and/or are being indecent, they'll be sent to Jazz Hell to be there as a time-out. The admins may bully the member by sending threatening images for fun.

## Trivia

* If a member is removed from Jazz Hub but not added to Jazz Hell, they'll be considered to be in Purgatory.