Ignis and Gladio are older than Prompto and Noctis??? Ignis is 22, Gladio is 23, Prompto and Noctis are both 20....I don’t find it weird at all considering that both Ignis and Gladio pretty much grew up with Noctis and both come from well established houses per official canon.

I wouldn’t change the characters ages, what I would change is giving characters the character arcs they deserve *cough* Ignis *cough* Gladio *cough* Lunafreya *cough*

You may have noticed that in part one, I did not cover tea itself. That is because tea deserves an entry of its very own.

There are many variety of teas, many of which are suitable to serve to your afternoon tea guests. There are some which are wholly unsuitable, too. Be sure to serve tea. Herbal tea is not tea - it is an infusion or tisane. True tea comes only from the Camellia Sinensis plant and one of the defining differences between true tea and herbal tea is caffeine.

“But Mr Scientia,” I hear you say. “What makes you an authority on tea when your love of coffee is of near legendary proportions?” Indeed, coffee is my beverage of choice, but there is always a time and a place for tea. Coffee is rich and bold, a robust drink which is perfect for invigorating the spirits. Tea, on the other hand, is far more subtle. Delicate, one might say, and perfect for imbibing with dainty little sandwiches.

What kind of tea to serve, then? There are those who will swear up and down that the only acceptable tea to serve is Assam. It is a light and flavourful tea, but not so overpowering that it inhibits the enjoyment of savoury or sweet treats. If you prefer your tea with milk and sugar, then Assam is the ideal option. However, there are those who will swear up and down that the only acceptable tea to serve is Darjeeling. The arguments for Darjeeling are compelling - there is more of a choice. For example, first flush leaves or second, each having a distinct difference in taste and aroma. First flush leaves have a floral quality and are reminiscent of green tea. Second flush leaves are of a more fruity nature, and works particularly well when paired with chocolate treats.

For all my attention to convention and protocol, I must confess that tea is where I tend to deviate from custom. My personal preference is for Earl Grey. The natural sweetness of the leaves are greatly enhanced by bergamot, making it simply exquisite throughout all afternoon tea courses. Depending upon the sandwiches you serve, you may wish to serve either Assam or Darjeeling with the savouries and then Earl Grey with the sweets. Remember that the best way to serve Earl Grey is without milk.

There are some teas which should be avoided during afternoon tea. Mint, for example, while quite delicious will taint the palate and diminish enjoyment of the food. I would also recommend avoiding a smoked black tea, such as Lapsang Souchong as, again, the flavour of the tea can dominate. Should your guests have an intolerance for caffeine (see also: vegan guests), then you could offer chamomile tea, but given that it possesses the approximate taste of cut grass steeped in a dirty puddle, I would not recommend it.

To me I feel like Ignis would be from Tenebrae and became a Lucian citizen after being appointed as Noctis’s nanny advisor makes more sense than him learning to pick up that accent it just seems too fake and forced to explain why English Ignis has a Queen’s English accent.

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asked someone to marry you?  Innocent

kissed one of your friends?  Innocent

danced on a table in a bar / tavern?  Innocent

ever told a lie?  Guilty

had feelings for someone whom you can’t have?  Guilty

ever kissed someone of the same sex?  Innocent

kissed a picture?  Innocent

slept until 5pm?  Innocent

fallen asleep at work / school?  Guilty

held a snake?  Innocent

been suspended from school?  Innocent

worked at a fast food chain / restaurant?  Innocent

stolen something?  Innocent

been fired from a job?  Innocent

done something you regret?  Guilty

laughed until something you were drinking came out of your nose?  Innocent

caught a snowflake on your tongue?  Innocent

kissed in the rain?  Innocent

sat on a roof top?  Innocent

sang in the shower?  Guilty

been pushed into a pool with all your clothes on?  Guilty

shaved your head?  Innocent

slept naked?  Guilty

made a boyfriend / girlfriend cry?  Innocent

shot a gun?  Innocent

still love someone you shouldn’t?  Innocent (-ish)

have / had a tattoo?  Innocent

liked someone, but will never tell who?  Guilty

been too honest?  Guilty

ruined a surprise?  Innocent

been told that you’re beautiful by someone who totally meant what they said?  Innocent

still have communication w/ your ex?  Innocent

cheated on someone?  Innocent

got so angry that you cried?  Guilty

tried to stay away from someone for their own good?  Innocent

thoughts about suicide?  Innocent

thoughts about murder?  Innocent

how about mass murder?  Innocent

stalked someone?  Innocent

had a girlfriend / boyfriend?  Innocent

gotten totally drunk during a holiday?  Innocent

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As anyone who has ever shown even the remotest interest in cooking will know, it becomes the ultimate in fall-back gifts when someone cannot think of anything better. Birthdays, special occasions, religious holidays and any other time when gifts are given become a time when your kitchen collection will grow with whimsical, kitschy and oft-times useless kitchen implements. Although these are intended to aid you in your cooking endeavours, more often than not, these things serve no other purpose than cluttering up your drawers and cupboards.

Here is my guide to the impractical and pointless kitchen items I have received over the years.

Could you provide the link to where you got that information. 

We only know for sure is that Ignis received an education to become Noctis’s royal advisor. I can’t find where the living with his uncle part is?