Order Only: The newest crop of babies
Jan. 28th, 2013 10:57 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
alt_billKingsley, Frank and Tonks: Nick has managed to track down six of the eight families so far:
Joseph Samuel is in a camp in the outskirts of New London. Parents are David and Mari Samuel.
Adriaan Deklerk is in Bristol. Parents are Cornelia and Hendrik Deklerk. (Hendrik is an immigrant, originally from South Africa.)
Catherine Quirk, Abbotskerswell in Devon. Parents are Andrea and Paul Quirk.
Martin Kimber-Lane, at Worthing in West Sussex. Parents are Nicola Lane and Ian Kimber.
Colin Neilson-Crisp, Purbeck in Dorset. The parentage is a little confusing: parents listed are Emma Crisp and Julie Neilson, but a third name appeared squeezed in on the census form below Julie's name: Reginald West. Seems to have been added magically.
Bartemius Peploe, Maldon in Essex. Parents are Jeremy and Mary Peploe. Remember them?
Still working on the last two. I'm sending Alice the parchmentwork which I obtained from my forgers for getting into the camps, and you can divy up the extractions amongst yourselves. Note: one of the sites, Abbotskerswell in Devon, where Catherine Quirk is located, is also the camp where Jane Briden's parents live (we fetched Jane last March). That might be a good opportunity for a followup/networking visit with Jane's parents.
Frank: I believe you and Dad tackled the Peploe family last time. It might be wisest for you to go in again since you're familiar with the situation. Of course, since they were obliviated last time, they won't remember you. This is difficult, because given what happened with Trixie, we know that they won't be amenable to persuasion. I think that if we want to save young Bartemius, we must resign ourselves to kidnapping him without the parents' permission, because they'll outright kill him when his magic manifests, if they don't try to kill one another. I do think it's the ethical thing to do.
Joseph Samuel is in a camp in the outskirts of New London. Parents are David and Mari Samuel.
Adriaan Deklerk is in Bristol. Parents are Cornelia and Hendrik Deklerk. (Hendrik is an immigrant, originally from South Africa.)
Catherine Quirk, Abbotskerswell in Devon. Parents are Andrea and Paul Quirk.
Martin Kimber-Lane, at Worthing in West Sussex. Parents are Nicola Lane and Ian Kimber.
Colin Neilson-Crisp, Purbeck in Dorset. The parentage is a little confusing: parents listed are Emma Crisp and Julie Neilson, but a third name appeared squeezed in on the census form below Julie's name: Reginald West. Seems to have been added magically.
Bartemius Peploe, Maldon in Essex. Parents are Jeremy and Mary Peploe. Remember them?
Still working on the last two. I'm sending Alice the parchmentwork which I obtained from my forgers for getting into the camps, and you can divy up the extractions amongst yourselves. Note: one of the sites, Abbotskerswell in Devon, where Catherine Quirk is located, is also the camp where Jane Briden's parents live (we fetched Jane last March). That might be a good opportunity for a followup/networking visit with Jane's parents.
Frank: I believe you and Dad tackled the Peploe family last time. It might be wisest for you to go in again since you're familiar with the situation. Of course, since they were obliviated last time, they won't remember you. This is difficult, because given what happened with Trixie, we know that they won't be amenable to persuasion. I think that if we want to save young Bartemius, we must resign ourselves to kidnapping him without the parents' permission, because they'll outright kill him when his magic manifests, if they don't try to kill one another. I do think it's the ethical thing to do.
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Date: 2013-01-29 02:00 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2013-01-29 02:03 am (UTC)Are you sure?
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Date: 2013-01-29 02:09 am (UTC)I'm not sure, I'll admit. But I'd like to try. Since I've been pulled from the barter network administration, all this idleness is enough to make me run positively mad. I don't want to simply sit around the Burrow with to much time to think. And I'm really quite good talking to other parents, you know.
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Date: 2013-01-29 02:10 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2013-01-29 02:14 am (UTC)Please, Kingsley?
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Date: 2013-01-29 02:18 am (UTC)How about we meet at the rendez-vous point tomorrow morning at 10:00?
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Date: 2013-01-29 02:19 am (UTC)Thank you, Kingsley.