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Shortly after the fiasco at the priest's house, a letter arrived for Charles Elias written by his mother.

It read:

Dear Charles Elias,

My darling son! Thank you so much for your response to my letter, I was so happy to hear from you again.

I am, sadly, writing to you today with sad news.

Your great uncle Josef Olafsson has died.

He was getting on in years, and I'm told he didn't suffer before passing.

But it's still a great loss for us all.

We held the funeral for him a few days ago, and everyone who could come was there.

Both of Josef's children were there, and this is the first time in a long while that Anna has been back in the village since she moved away years ago.

I cannot imagine how hard it must be to lose a parent who you couldn't visit very often, and I hope she doesn't feel too devastated by the loss.

I think, however, that the one who is taking the loss the hardest is poor uncle Vilhelm.

He is now the last surviving sibling of seven, and I cannot begin to imagine how painful that must be.

Losing one sibling was painful enough for me, the pain of losing six must be devastating. How do you cope with such a loss?

I hope none of you ever have to lose a sibling for a long, long time to come.

But enough of my fretting! I will continue to pray for your continued well-being, and please give Theodore my regards.

Please do not feel bad about not being able to come to the funeral. I am sure that Uncle Josef understands, and you may send him your love by lighting a candle for him at your new church.

With love,

Théodora Park

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An OC by the name of Blizzard the Hedgehog.

They were the clusterfuck combination of mildly self-inserty with it being my first time of RP, alongside of everything I found cool at the time in middle school. I was out here here being a rascal on the old RP forum that  all stemmed from too.