#ask lafayette

hi lafayette take this very happy cat ‼️

To one urlocalfanartlover,

This is brilliant! How is this cat jumping around like this? And why is it so joyeux? I have many questions but I don’t think they matter right now, thank you for this gift!

Yipee!

This is La Baguette. He is telling you that this ask blog is now open.

I am Nyama. I am telling you this ask blog is now open.

(I am bad at drawing people -especially digitally- so this blog will be mostly text)

bisou (kiss): what’s your favorite place to be kissed?

Laf: This is a hard one, mon ami… I really enjoy being kissed on my neck and collarbone, even though it tickles sometimes.

doux (soft): where do you feel most safe?

Your options are

1. Laurens

2. Washington

3. Hamilton

4. Mulligan

don’t ask why I’m asking this I’m trying to prove a point

How am i supposed to rank this???

I don't have a favorite exactly, but one is closer than the others. Just by a bit... its @askgeneralwash.

I know he left me in funko pop jail, but we have always been close ever since la revolution. Monsieur and I have a deep bond, and some have referred to me as his adopted son. I am very close with @askalexander, as well as John and Hercules, but Washington is my closest.

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After the public announcement from Martha, I figured I shall address the death of my close friend and mon général, George Washington.

Washington was a great man, and the death truly affected myself and my family, especially my son, Georges Washington de Lafayette. My son lived with the Washington's during the French Revolution before my family and I traveled to America to escape the revolution. I respect and greatly thank Washington for watching over my son.

And, I thank him especially for seeing me as a son. I was an orphan from a young age, and having someone like Washington to care for me like one of his own helped me in my young years fighting for America. Without his guidance and support, I don't believe I would have been able to effectively serve America.

Washington was a great man, and even invited me into his home with open arms. He was an even better president—guiding America through her early years, and an even BETTER general—single-handedly helping the ragtag group of volunteers that was the Continental Army win the Revolution, and thus, America's independence.

My family and I will be making one last stop to Washington's funeral before returning on the boat to our home in France.