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The London social Season of 1811 is well underway and all the diversions it supplies are entertaining the haute ton. The men are coming in from their country seats to sit in Parliament and the women are bringing their unmarried daughters with them. But as all ladies know, catching a husband is all well and good, but certainly not at the expense of one's reputation! Will you be a matchmaking mama, a marriage shy gentleman, or a gossip monger intent on bringing everyone down? Anything can happen; it's the London life!

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betsy & rose ť the voice of morality (applications)
vikki ť the social graces (event scheduling)
izzie ť the passage of time (archives)
lin ť gossip columnist

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Francis Hopkins-Lawrence
Played by Liz
Bumbling, obnoxious, and foolish are all words that describe Mr. H-L, eldest son of Viscount Thorton. His one saving grace is that he truly is a well meaning man. Unfortunately, he has a dreadful habit of falling in love with women who are absolutely not interested (exhibit A: Lady Viola Fitzgerald). This habit, coupled with a sporadic white knight complex, has gotten Francis into some sticky situations, including a duel with the Marquess of Emerson.

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Aida
Longtime member Aida is the writer of some of LL's most well known and adored characters. She's "earnestly in love with Oscar Wilde" and we're earnestly in love with her! Get to know her characters (Mr. Brett, an artist; Lady Gwendolyn Moncrieff and her brother, the Marquess of Avening; Captain Sterne, our resident rake, and his sister Lady Jane Middleton; and Miss Wriothesley) and we're sure you'll love her too! Thanks for playing, Aida!

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