I’m not actually sure!! It’s something I’ve thought about– it seems inevitable that Lurdge would hear rumors about a giant vampiric cat monster chompin on refugees during the Red Year, but if she did hear rumors like that, it’s pretty likely that she would just go try to kill Razzi rather than sort things out with him. So I dunno! But tbh, I’m pretty sure they wouldn’t meet again. 

lmfao IVE BEEN WAITING FOR 3 YEARS FOR SOMEONE TO ASK THIS, but yep Jshr’s birth name Shr is Very Unfortunate, his mom was abt as good at naming as she was at bein a mom. He is out-of-touch enough with his culture that J’ fades from honorific status into just being part of his actual name, so. dealings with fellow Khajiit get a bit awkward as he ages hohoho.

I am not totally sure how honorifics work yet, but I assume they range from formal to familiar? So a lot of the following stuff is based on assumption/headcanon, feel free to correct me if I’m fuckin something up.

 Husaraba doesn’t use any honorifics when she’s around friends/her manor’s staff, out of familiarity. I feel like certain honorifics are the equivalent of calling someone Mr. or Mrs. or sir or madame or w/e?? When she’s dealing with strangers or other councilors or political affairs in general she goes by Dra’husaraba (or maybe Daro’husaraba i havent decided, i just like long af khajiit names). I am not at all sure how nicknames w Khajiit work but i feel like m’/ma’ is generally something to use out of affection and familiarity so Razzi probably called her Ma’raba when they were kids (and she probably called him Ma’razzi)

baby j’shr aka pink and dirty raisin 

OO WELL. When Lurdge arrived in Morrowind, she didn’t know anyone at all, she didn’t have anywhere to go (i headcanon the missive from Caius didn’t arrive until a few months later), and was totally unfamiliar with. literally everything. The only thing she could think to do was seek out the Thieves Guild, she was a fence back in the Imperial City and in her mind they were the only ones she had any shot of finding contacts with. 

 So she reached Vivec city, got a tip to check out the underworks, and managed to meet up with a little gang of thieves hangin out in the sewers. Razzi was with them, he was a pretty high profile member of the Thieves Guild but he was also involved in the Twin Lamps. He wasn’t really known for stealing valuables, see, his thing was stealing slaves (who he would then send off to freedom~*~*~*~).

So basically, Razzi agreed to introduce her to one of the Thieves Guild masterminds to get her a formal induction if she helped him with a job at a nearby plantation. And they just kinda. stuck together after that. They got along REAL WELL. At first Razzi just felt sorry for this old lady wandering aimlessly around (and tbh he also needed a pair of hands), but they both turned out to be rowdy, irreverent anarchists so. He was the catalyst that kicked that part of her personality into high gear.