Bridgerton Character Question Thread #2 - Kristi

[Kristi]

@LunaticLeviTheSecond

You’re the eldest of seven children, being the eldest you would be the one to inherit, you’re the one who would get the title and the priviledges and difficulties that come along it.

“None of my brothers I can tell you that much, they are not serious people. Angelina would be a good choice if conditions were better”

@LunaticLeviTheSecond

• A lot of people seem to think you’re too young to be a Maquis, have you ever believed this may be true? Have you ever considered it’s just too much work?

“It is way too much work and I am young but I have seen younger”

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• When you were old enough to ruin a woman’s reputation by bedding her you didn’t want to marry her. Why do you now think it’s best to marry? Better yet why not make an offer to the woman whose reputation you ruined?

“Oh Maria bless her heart but when me and her happened I was 15 and besides, I don’t think she still likes me.”

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• When you became a Marquis at an early age, what did going to college accomplish for you? Was it just a ploy to get away from responsibility or did you think you could balance your duties with college life?

“Both”

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1. We all know you don’t want to marry and tie down yet, but do you think your competitive nature would give way to the competition going on with other men during this season and marry this way?

“I’ve seen a lot of the english men here, I can assure you, i am possibly the most eligable bachelor. Most men here either lack in title, looks or charms. I lack in nothing and this is not be vain as I am not vain, prideful yes but not vain.”

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• As somebody who rejects norms and doesn’t want to marry, one could only assume your entrance in the season is not your choice and you were made to do this. Is this true?

“sadly”

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• Do you think your love for reading could turn sour? Like in the book Don Quiote, Northanger Abbey and like in real life’s Hadley Cuthbert?

“No, i dont think so”

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• Have you read Udolpho? What are your opinions about a fellow woman’s books?

“It is a very interesting book,I love it, I find Ann to be a wonderful writer with a lot of symbolism”

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• Do you ever intend to publish your books? If you do, would you play it safe like many women writers and publish under a pseudonim of a male name, or would you put a female name on it, and risk it falling to ruin by men refusing to read women’s books (generally they wouldn’t notice if a woman wrote a book under a pseudonim of a male name)

“i don’t really write often… so no to all the questions”

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• If you don’t intend to marry, and your father’s fortune would be split among your family after his death, you would be left with little inheritance assuming that the male heirs would get a lot and you as much as law would allow a woman in this time to inherit. Do you intend to use your skills as a dressmaker to survive?

“i have my ways that you don’t need to worry of.”

@LunaticLeviTheSecond

1. What is your favorite book and which books was the biggest inspiration to you and reflects most in your writing?

“My favorite book I have answered before Sense and Sensability. Book of Prudent and Imprudent I think that’s the name in english? She is part of of the qurelles des femmes tradition,and her writing just interests me and others I don’t really want to share”
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