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Adele LeBlanc ([personal profile] fleurdesel) wrote in [community profile] faderift2016-04-07 02:46 am

[ OPEN ] Matchmaker, Matchmaker, Make me a match

WHO: Adelaide, Suitors, Spectators
WHAT: A series of disastrous encounters
WHEN: Throughout Cloudreach
WHERE: Skyhold
NOTES: OOC POST.




The last day of Drakonis brings a familial attache to Skyhold. François is a stern, formal, and unyielding man at the beginning of the month- hounding Adelaide to make certain she meets each appointed suitor, one for lunch, one for dinner, chaperoning the meetings in hopes of finding a suitable match for the sole single LeBlanc. It becomes rapidly apparent that despite his best efforts, it is for naught. Adelaide, despite being forced into moderate finery and made to sit and bear the company of these men, is less than amused and determined to at least get some paperwork done between meetings. Or during if the conversation is that dull.

The set up for each, unless the suitor has his own mind about the matter, remains the same. Simple and elegant, a table in the garden that is public enough to not be improper, private enough to not invite undue observation, and comfortable enough to suit their needs. The meals are as fine as François can manage with Skyhold's resources and the coin provided for the meetings, each accompanied by Antivan or Orlesian wine. As the month progresses Adelaide's temper grows short and François' patience goes thin. Deviating from the Dossier is not recommended but- desperate times? Desperate measures.

He starts seeking out the clean and respectable looking, dragging them to the table and plopping them in the chair and instructing them to talk, for the love of the Maker.

seesobserves: (well aren't you clever)

[personal profile] seesobserves 2016-04-18 04:57 pm (UTC)(link)
"Well, no; why would they bother about anything of actual importance?" Tossed off as a matter of course. Nobles.

"He didn't mention you were a surgeon, either. You work with your hands," he went on, his voice taking on the tone of someone mildly impressed. "Most mages wouldn't know how to handle a needle."
seesobserves: (sauce?)

[personal profile] seesobserves 2016-05-04 03:59 pm (UTC)(link)
"How pragmatic of you."

His voice had gone flat, as if he was stating a simple fact rather than an opinion. For his part, though Sherlock distrusted most individual mages, there was no denying the relative potential in their abilities. Anyone who refused to make use of them in all cases was foolish.