This page is currently in Notes, but it might be better placed in Setting?
The reasoning is that this is a noteworthy event in kindred society that might warrant a setting page, instead of just some notes. (Also, most links will link to setting pages, and we're going to get real tired of writing Setting/ in front of everything.)
In the season of 1878-1879, twelve women were sent to the court of Prince Edmund as candidates for his hand in marriage. The formal procedure for this courtship, including several contests and events, is prescribed by the Hwicce Code.
The Candidates
Each of the clans, and several of the territories in the London Territory may send a women to the court to participate in the courtship.
The following women were sent:
- Lady Livia (by Clan Angliae)
- Lady India (by Clan Bundon)
- Tina Grohen (by Clan Furantur)
- Lady Henburn (by East Anglia)
- Lady Crowle (by Lindsey)
- Lady Gallorett (by Essex)
- Lady Ffione (by Wessex)
Residences in the Palace
Each of the twelve women is formally the guest of the Prince, and is assigned one of the following suites:
- Flower room. Has its own garden separate from the palace gardens.
- Bird room. Has a large aviary with sunlight.
- Yellow room. Yellow is the dominant color of this suite.
- Pink room. Extremely pink.
- Blue room. Blue is the dominant color of this suite.
- Picture room. Contains many portraits with name plates. Many of the portraits are current members of the court.
- Marble room. The largest suite of all the twelve available suites.
- West room. Is in the west wing of the palace.
- Music room. The second-best room to make music in, great acoustics.
- War room. Has many decorative weapons on the wall.
- Crystal room. Contains a lot of mirrors.
- Butterfly room. Contains an extensive entomological collection, including many butterflies.
Related characters
The ladies:
Lady Crowle
Lady Ffione
Lady Gallorett
Lady Henburn
Lady Hennesy
Lady India
Lady Lina
Lady Livia
Lady Magalena
Lady Uleaven
Mademoiselle Thérèse
Tina Grohen